homemade modge podge without glue

I have seen waterproof pva for sale in Wickes, a builders trade shop and now Im wondering if that also could be watered down into mod podge? My side of this story. So delighted to come across this page by accident. This is why I receive pictures all the time of ruined furniture or home decor items that didnt last more than a few years before the paper started peeling off or yellowing BADLY. You will be surprised at how much you will save. I do still have some mod podge, but indeed it is just PVA and water, and I have that too! This will be the first blog Ive ever followed and am 38. You have confirmed my suspicions about Modge Podge. Decoupage mod podge is traditionally used to decoupage. Warming the white glue in the microwave for about 30 seconds (or fewer, depending on the microwave). Amazing what a small strip of lace can do to a boring old planter. 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. Brilliant, thank you. I already make my own texture paste so much cheaper to use homemade. I find it to be unique among other decoupage mediums too (other decoupage mediums are like water down glue it seems) so I wonder if your UK PVA glue might be thicker than what we have in the US? [], [] Homemade Mod Podge If you are a keen crafter and go through tonnes of Mod Podge then why not have a go at making some for yourself, you will be surprised at how much you will save. And if not, what kind? Not as 100% as store bought, but who cares. Thank you so much for this!!! Yes Yvette! Thanks for the awesome savvy tip! Thank you so much for this. Nope, not missing out even a dash. Can i put a clear glue? Did you know you can get premium answers for this article? talk show called The Real. A question tho. It is host neutral and Im learning to love it. Do you say it in a a very French accent? If youd like, you can add varnish to the solution to make it shiny or glitter to make it sparkly. Ive been using neat PVA so watering it down should make it a lot easier. . And while my blog might be all about Mod Podge, I get visitors using all types of decoupage mediums. [] Mod Podge If you are a keen crafter and go through tons of Mod Podge then why not trymaking some for yourself. A baby beginner here in my old age . I have heard the words Varnish and Polyurethane used interchangeably and I was wondering if what you mean by Varnish is really Varnish or if it is Polyurethane. If you want a more water-resistant Mod Podge recipe, simply use a waterproof wood glue such as Franklin International 1414 Titebond-3 Ultimate Wood Glue and mix with water. This image is not<\/b> licensed under the Creative Commons license applied to text content and some other images posted to the wikiHow website. Been crafting with white glue and water for over 50 years. wikiHow, Inc. is the copyright holder of this image under U.S. and international copyright laws. This image is not<\/b> licensed under the Creative Commons license applied to text content and some other images posted to the wikiHow website. Looked at this and literally screamed at my computer: MY LIFE IS A LIE! Before promptly rushing over to my desk, grabbing a tube of PVA glue and my half empty glass of water and rushing downstairs. But I found this today as I want to modge podge ny new platform shoes. I hope you dont mind that I pinned it to my paper crafts board as an example of quilling. The pegs look adorable x, Thanks MM. ps Glad to know I am not the only one with the Helmans, i make most savoury sandwiches with it and always lick the spoon clean ! Thank you so much for the post. I'm refinishing some old furniture I found at rummage sales this summer.

I made some Christmas pegs with ribbon and scrabble tiles in this way but found cutting the fabric and getting it to not fray really tricky. Beyond several years I cant answer as I havent been making it for ages. Some things arent meant to be imitated. The consistency of both our glue and our house paint is closer to pancake batter! She is my mad arty Aunt who put me onto your blog (which I lurve). (Remember Mod Podge isnt waterproof unless you select the waterproof option too.). Thanks for the homemade Mod Podge. So sorry, I havent tried it. PS Get new crafty and thrifty posts through It is the glue we use in England, white craft glue, basically. Now I can keep my money in my wallet where it belongs, hahaha! I do have a pot of it knocking about, but I bought it several years ago. Mind you, Id well get bored about a tenth through Finally, although I havent it yet, here is a recipe for making your own Mod [], [] I had lying around somewhere and, it worked! Ive been looking everywhere for the recipe but this sounds like the best one yet. Recently did a collage using an old embroidered torn cushion and including paper torn from magazines, Wooah, I love the idea of covering random defunct objectives with fabric! I use the clear elmers glue to make mine and can easily do photo transfer onto wood using the clear glue! Saved money as well. Love. MSG is a neurotoxin and creates migraines for many folks who are actually unaware of that nasty little fact. And I agree with you about the Hellmans. I tried to do this with Mod Podge last week and it didnt work.It is MEANT to I wonder if my photo paper didn;t work the same way as an actual photo, you know? Also how do I know which PVA brands to use in creation of the above mod podge recipe? Yes, i guess I should clarify that it seems to have only recently reached its status as the only decoupaging glue to use hehehe. I love Helmand too! wikiHow, Inc. is the copyright holder of this image under U.S. and international copyright laws. So if it is perishable and grows mold and starts to rot, wouldn't that then affect what you're using it for? Whats the difference. Keep hearing of this wonder glue and thinking.. Hmm.. Just give the little scraps of fabric a good soaking then leave them to dry as flat as you can. I have never used it before the real thing or homemade but saw this cute idea: http://www.infarrantlycreative.net/2011/04/cereal-box-crafts-notepads.html and just have to have some to make them as Christmas gifts for some kids I know! Would love some info on how to make all the different types one day thanks heaps Xx. There are a lot of recipes on the internet for how to make homemade Mod Podge here are all of the good reasons NOT to do it yourself. Would it be good to use to put pictures on wood? Beware! If so, what do you then use to seal the coaster to make it water proof. Written with by Lucy AitkenRead, mother, writer, activist.

Consider covering the final project with a spray-on varnish (or a coat of clear nail polish). And smell foul. You know what? Aleenes Tacky Glue. Ill email you,m although dont see myself as an expert! Hi lovey, Thank you for your post about alternative mod podge! Something in me says it would be easier to paint on but perhaps I should give the spray a go. But people are paying heaps for this crafting Must Have, to do things like decoupage and scrapbooking, that people have done for years with watered down PVA. I wouldnt use nail varnish I am talking about the varnish people use on furtniture, boats that kind of thing You get it form the hardwear store- polyeurethane x x, Wish Id seen your site two weeks ago, have just been on a weekend workshop to make an antique book and Mod Podge was on the requirements list, Id not come across this before so stumped up several s to the workshop organiser to order some. I never heard rhe term before, but now I am working hard not to do that to my child and just in 5 days our relationship is alot better and he is happier. Mod podge is only a sealer to a certain extent anyway- it isnt waterproof so you need to use varnish over the top to really make any thing modpodged or pva and water last i.e decoupaged furniture. Ive also ordered the hard finish do you think that would just be less water? I get my poly from the hardware store Does that help? nice pegs! Page after page of scrapbooking forums said it was the same thing. Lucy, you are my new BFF. Hmmm. []. Just wanted to say a huge thank you for this recipe. Hope people check out your site, its lush x, I just searched the other day for the ingredients of MP, after which I happily watered down my glue! I thought there would possibly be a recipe for something similar to that on the Internet, thank you! Amazing! I was getting really grumpy that I couldnt find anywhere to buy mod podge because so many American blogs use it for everything and I couldnt find it over here. Mary Grace, age 18, is the most recent homeschool graduate. Hi I was just wondering if you can use this homemade mod lodge on glitter glasses and jars please, So glad I found this thank you. I a not sure about matt! Hey, I was just wondering if this would make it as waterproof as Modge Podge claims to be. Nicole Bolin. (We suggest you use a homemade natural fabric softener for this recipe.) After I am finished, my plan is to polyurethane a thin coat on top. {"smallUrl":"https:\/\/www.wikihow.com\/images\/thumb\/0\/0f\/Make-Mod-Podge-Step-9-Version-7.jpg\/v4-460px-Make-Mod-Podge-Step-9-Version-7.jpg","bigUrl":"\/images\/thumb\/0\/0f\/Make-Mod-Podge-Step-9-Version-7.jpg\/aid2723298-v4-728px-Make-Mod-Podge-Step-9-Version-7.jpg","smallWidth":460,"smallHeight":259,"bigWidth":728,"bigHeight":410,"licensing":"