Just as you’ve seen me share a project above that will clear up how the final product will look, here are two tutorials ( this one and this one) which will show you what I’m talking about. In terms of Mod Podging edges, just add more Podge around the edges and wipe away with a brush. It’s a good idea to do around the edge of any project to finish it, especially furniture. How can I minimize/eliminate brush strokes? A: Yes, you can use Mod Podge to stop fraying. I do it on fabric all the time. Once I Mod Podge fabric, I cut it with a craft knife or scissors and boom . . . no fraying! You’ll just need to let the Mod Podge dry fully. And then you might want to go over the top of the paint again with another coat of Mod Podge . . . but I’ll leave that up to you. TIp: When working with small or delicate items such as leaves, it can help to place them with tweezers. The tweezers can also help you adjust the leaves if you brush them out of place.

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However if you used a printer and the paper is regular weight (and relatively thin), then putting Mod Podge on the top only could cause it to wrinkle.No. MPcan glue things down, but it is also a sealer and a finish.It has “special” ingredients that school/craft glue doesn’t have.

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Q: “Hi! I’m having some trouble with Dimensional Magic I’m hoping you can help with.I print my image on an ink jet printer. When the ink is dry, glue it into a cabochon with a thin layer of Mod Podge matte. When that is dry, do a thin layer of MP on top of the image.Then when that is dry, I cover with the Dimensional Magic. But when that dries, my ink color disappears (the magenta in particular).Any tips?” -Melanie I always trim my paper or fabric to fit my surface exactly so that I don’t have to mess with overlap. It’s can be very difficult to trim edges of paper or fabric after a surface has been Mod Podged.After you let it dry for 24 hours, you’ll rub the paper off AFTER wetting it. It typically takes me about two rounds to completely remove it all. It’s not because it can’t be done, it’s just that I’m careful because TOO much rubbing can remove the image.

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Oh, and in case you are wondering, you can embed items (confetti, glitter, buttons, etc) into BOTH Dimensional Magic and resin. Now with the crystals, I would use a q-tip and paint remover to get rid of the Mod Podge on top. That is your best bet to restore your piece! My recommendation next time is to complete your piece and then glue the crystals on top. One thing I did enjoy about that time when I was deep in the forestry game is that I could identify every tree and all the leaves too, at least in the United States. My friends loved to give me a hard time on hikes and test my knowledge – and I could get it every time. Q:“I have question about Mod Podge. If it is flammable? The liquid one and the spray one? I wanted to use on Unity candles and they want to burn the candles too.” -Maji It’s a hard surface – however, it can be dented if you try, AND it shouldn’t be left in water. It will start to break down. This is because it’s acrylic and that is what acrylic products do!A:Let me start by sharing an example of a poster being applied to a canvas with Mod Podge (find it here). In the post, she uses water from the bathtub to help (you can use a spray bottle). Use a soft bristled brush and then sand between coats. To do this, apply the Mod Podge and let it dry an hour. Then use #0000 steel wool and lightly sand the entire surface. Do this between every coat. After the final coat, sand and then spray a clear acrylic sealer to finish. Can I use a blow dryer on my projectto speed up the drying process? Next add a thin layer of glitter. It’s ok if there’s a short mound of glitter in the middle, the Mod Podge will absorb it. Then while it’s still wet add a small amount of glitter that’s a different color. My primary use for Dimensional Magic is small areas: jewelry pendants, earrings, cards, etc. However, I have used it on items as large as trays (we’re talking like 9″ x 12″). It works well, but you’ll use several bottles of it. You may want to use resin on trays (we’ll get to that).

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A:A fuzzy paint roller will definitely leave texture in your Mod Podge – which could be the look you are going for! But if you aren’t, try a brush like this one. It’s a 4″ with gold taklon bristles and VERY soft, which is what you want. You can probably find similar at the hardware store. A:When I first learned to Mod Podge, my project looked like a relief map of the Andes Mountains. I found that one of my biggest problems was not using enough Mod Podge. AND I also didn’t let the bottom coat dry for 15 – 20 minutes before applying the top coat. Hi Alex! I'm not sure. I'd likely have to see pictures, so I'm wondering if you can join our Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/craftywithmodpodgeQ: “I have an urgent question. I don’t use Mod Podge. But I am making a collage of photos on a slice of wood from a trunk of a tree for a friend (a surprise). My question, I have all the pictures in place, can I apply a thin layer of Mod Podge over the photos now (not going over the edges) so they stay just exactly where they are?” -Kasey Mod Podge Dimensional Magic vs resin– which one should I choose?” This is a question I get a lot, and it’s time to answer! They are VERY different products even though they get compared all the time. Oh, and in my opinion? The second possibility is that the Mod Podge might have been applied too heavily in an area, in which case it clumps and dries milky white. For the first issue, you’ll just have to wait longer. For the second issue, it can help to sand down the Mod Podge lightly to get rid of the excess. To a certain extent though, if you live in a humid area like Florida, you will have to wait for things to dry. There’s only so much that can be done about the humidity. But drying like I suggest should help. Mixing the glue with water in a 1 to 3 ratio will get you something close to the mod podge. But you should know that you risk your projects yellowing, flaking, or peeling off. It might take a few months or one year to happen in some cases.