Learn how to make mod podge. You have to try this easy homemade mod podge recipe with only 2 easy ingredients. So simple!
There are a lot of recipes on the internet for how to make Mod Podge - here are all of the good reasons NOT to do it yourself.
While Mod Podge is a great product and we love it, if you need to use a lot of it, it could get expensive. You can choose to make an alternative solution that i…
Learn how to make mod podge. You have to try this easy homemade mod podge recipe with only 2 easy ingredients. So simple!
You can make these with things you already have!
If you read my blog with any kind of regularity, you will already know that I'm a "From Scratch" kind of girl. Especially when it comes to food. I rarely buy pre-made anything. Mostly because it's horrible for you, but also because I want to know everything that goes in to what I make. Plus it's much cheaper that way. I've wanted to make my own mod podge and when I've searched for a recipe, it's ALWAYS - ALWAYS Elmers glue and water. Well I wanted something that I could make with ingredients I already had on hand. It's a simple project, I just need item A to stick to item B. No glossy finish. Simple. So here's the recipe: 3 parts Flour 1 parts Sugar 3-4 parts water {to desired consistency} Whisk these together and cook over medium low heat until thickened. Remove from heat and add 1 tsp white vinegar. Stir. Let cool before using. Store in airtight container in the Fridge for up to 1 week. Easy. And no Elmers to be found. I've loved these book page eggs I've seen all over pinterest. So for just pennys I made some of my own. The bag of eggs was like $1.75 at Walmart. I only used a couple of eggs. Plenty of eggs left for the hunts this week. I also am using more of the pages from the book I ripped up for the last project. And of course my homemade glue. Just cut the paper to just barely cover the egg, brush plenty of glue all over the egg and attach the book page, smoothing out any bubbles in the paper. It's really messy and I did not want to touch my camera with glue-y hands so no pics of the actual covering the egg part. It's easy though, just messy. Let dry completely. This is my tablescape now. The banner is one I shared last year. The pots were on clearance at Joanns and I cut some vinyl using the Storybook font on my Cricut to make the numbers on the smaller pots. The filler is just yellow paper that I ran through my paper shredder just like I did here. None of that nasty plastic grass for me! Happy Easter! Update June 2014: It's been a year and there isn't any fading or browning of the eggs. They still look as good as the day I made them.
Learn how to make mod podge. You have to try this easy homemade mod podge recipe with only 2 easy ingredients. So simple!
I think it's high time I changed that. I've researched a bunch of Mod Podge crafts and I want to give one (or 2! or 3!) of them a try. What could possibly go wrong, right? It's been years since that big old fail and I did successfully remove the mod podge.
Learn how to make mod podge. You have to try this easy homemade mod podge recipe with only 2 easy ingredients. So simple!
When I first discovered Mod Podge, it was a game-changer for my crafting projects. I found out that it's a type of glue but so much more. You can use it to seal and finish your crafts, making them look polished and professional. I started with simple projects like coating pictures on wood blocks and soon moved to more advanced crafts. The joy of seeing a project come together with that final shiny coat is unmatched. I remember my excitement when I finished my first big project, a collage of family photos on a large canvas. It felt like I
Mod Podge is a great product and we love it, if you need to use a lot of it, it could get expensive. Here are two recipes for making homemade Mod Podge!
A recipe for homemade mod podge. It costs as little as $0.50!
Thanks to Pinterest, and my new friends over at Do It Yourself Divas… Here’s a great way to save some money on your craft addictions; make you own Mod Podge! And it really works plus it…
In lots of ways I am a hand clapping optimist. I find it really hard to imagine the worst case scenario and always think everything is going to work out, which is often to my detriment. In other wa…
In lots of ways I am a hand clapping optimist. I find it really hard to imagine the worst case scenario and always think everything is going to work out, which is often to my detriment. In other wa…
Today I wanted to make a crafter's basic necessity, Mod Podge or decoupage glue. Plus it couldn't be better timed, we ate spaghetti las...
