You can use Mod Podge on fabric, paper, wood, plastic, ceramics, terra cotta, and almost anything! I love decorating furniture with fabric, and Fabric Mod Podge makes it easy. Mod Podge is both a glue ...

Make your own decoupage glue with 2 very simple basic ingredients for a mere fraction of the cost of the name brand product, plus learn the difference of when you should use homemade Modge Podge and ...

Use transfer medium to do a Mod Podge photo transfer to fabric. This vintage pillow project is so easy and the results are ...

Unlock your creative potential with this captivating tutorial on blending food coloring with Mod Podge! Dive into the world ...

Perfect for any special day, a set of these tile photo coasters will cost less than $5 to make. The square tiles (which you can buy on Amazon) make this DIY a unique way to showcase your favorite ...

Paint the inside of the trunk dark brown. Let dry. Apply a second coat, making sure everything is completely brown. You may need a smaller brush for around the hinges. Let dry. Coat the entire inside ...

This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at U Mass Amherst chapter and does not reflect the views of Her Campus. 1. Glitter Pumpkins – Cover your pumpkin in a coat of Modge ...

I love using fabric on furniture and Mod Podge makes it easy. My favorite thing to decoupage is furniture but the decoupage process is the same for home decor, etc.