You can! I’ve done bowls, eggs, etc. with just regular Mod Podge (like Gloss). Some people mix water with the Mod Podge to make it flow and dunk their pieces in it. And this is fine. However, Mod Podge Stiffy will make your projects even stiffer. Before using Mod Podge on fabric, it is important to prepare the material properly. The first step is to wash and dry the fabric. This helps to remove any dirt, oils, or chemicals that may be present on the surface. It also ensures that the fabric is clean and ready for the Mod Podge application. So when I first heard about crafting super power that is Mod Podge I tried to ignore the screamy witch and find out exactly what it is that makes Mod Podge such a delight. First of all I began by trying to find out what Mod Podge is.Wanna know what it is, basically?

As you start brushing the mod podge, remember to apply a uniform layer. Be alert not to pool on the fabric or the wood. Otherwise, your fabric will turn harder at once and look shabby. There are so many formulas of Mod Podge and most of them are interchangeable, meaning you can use regular Mod Podge for fabric or paper or whatever. I've also heard Mod Podge pronounced as Modge Podge. Whatever works! Mod Podge Is Similar To White Craft Glue And Is A Sealer What young girl wouldn’t love this desk and chair? You could also use Mod Podge Glitter to add a little sparkle. More Mod Podge Projects Note: when the Mod Podge dries (wait 24 hours), you can add a final protective layer with a clear polycrylic brush-on or spray on formula if you like. Some people choose to if the furniture is going to get a lot of wear and tear (every layer helps). Sand with a fine grit sandpaper between each layer. 8. Consider practicing.and you are correct, modpodge is not waterproof unless you get the outdoor kind so you need to seal it. I am looking to try the Minwax polycrylic for that as here it seems to be the cheapest and it lasts on floors and furnature so it should be fine:) I pulled the Hard Coat Mod Podge formula from my product stash. The Hard Coat formula is great to use on surfaces that will be handled frequently or those in high-traffic areas, like bookshelves and furniture. Before you begin gluing fabric to wood, you’ll want to wash and dry it. People ask me all the time if they have to do this step. You don’t have to. Having said that, you are taking a big risk if you don’t. fabric scraps ~ You won’t need much; if you don’t have any, then fat quarters would be perfect for this project.

Grab a large foam brush and start applying a thin yet even layer of mod-podge to the wood and fabric. Second modern PVA isn’t everlasting. If you look there is a use by date. About 12months as after airborne fungi get in even with added fungicides they slowly start to multiply getting a new influx of oxygen each time you open the bottle. So will eventually end up looking like a slimy green fur coat. And smell foul. I did use some fabric scraps on one of my terra cotta pots. Making a fabric bowl from nothing but fabric and Mod Podge was a new endeavor. Cut your fabric using a clear ruler and rotary cutter (It’s wise to cut it slightly wider than your measured size to cover it fully). If you plan on using Mod Podge on fabric that will be exposed to the elements, such as outdoor furniture cushions or patio umbrellas, Mod Podge Outdoor is the perfect choice. This formula is specifically designed to withstand moisture, UV rays, and other outdoor conditions.

Choosing the Right Mod Podge Formula

if your fabric is really wrinkled after washing, use an iron to smooth out any wrinkles). 3. Use Hard Coat Mod Podge.

I worked any bubbles out using the Brayer tool. The fabric will be wet for a while. The drying time for the Mod Podge depends on temperature and humidity. The fabric dried to the top with no bubbles. Doing the happy dance. When using Mod Podge Original on fabric, it is recommended to pre-wash and dry the fabric to remove any sizing or chemicals that may interfere with the adhesion. This formula is great for general fabric projects, such as adhering appliques or creating fabric collages. Mod Podge OutdoorIt doesn’t fray, and it takes on a less floppy, more paper-like consistency. It’s especially important when decoupaging large areas with fabric. To go along with step 5, you’ll want a brayer for smoothing your fabric down. You can do it without one, but I’m telling you – you want one. My favorite is this Mod Podge Tool Set. You have the brayer and then the squeegee is for inside corners (like on the inside of a drawer or tray). 7. Work slowly and in sections.