Adhere the images to the notebook or three-ring binder, carefully smoothing out the paper to prevent air bubbles when the Mod Podge dries.
Adhere the paper with Mod Podge, let the adhesive dry and trim the edges with a craft knife.
Apply a layer of Mod Podge to seal and protect the ornament.
Apply Mod Podge to the images using a foam paint brush.
Are your decorations a hodge podge of decorations that have been passed down from one generation to the next?
Create a patterned design using bits of fabric and Mod Podge.
Follow the Mod Podge directions, and apply it to your container to create a glossy seal.
Kids can decorate the frame with stickers and then seal it with a protective coat of Mod Podge.
Mix up your own decoupage medium using white glue and water, or use a premixed decoupage medium like Mod Podge.
Mod Podge also makes a fabric adhesive you can use to adhere ribbon scraps to your accents.
Mod Podge decoupage adhesive can be purchased from any large craft store, but you can also decoupage with children's liquid school glue if you're trying to save money.
Plaid Enterprises is a well-known crafting company that makes brands such as FolkArt, Bucilla, All Night Media, and Mod Podge.
Simply seal your work with several coats of Mod Podge when finished or have a piece of glass cut to cover the collage portion of the table.
Use the foam paintbrush and Mod Podge to adhere the scrapbook paper or wrapping paper to your CD.
When the Mod Podge is completely dry, cover the surface with one or two more coats of Mod Podge to seal and protect your project.