2. Working a small section at a time, apply Mod Podge Sparkle to the shoe, and then adhere square napkin pieces one at a time to the wet Mod Podge. After each shoe is covered, allow them to dry.

Working a small section at a time, apply Mod Podge Sparkle to the shoe, and then adhere square napkin pieces, one at a time to the wet Mod Podge. After each shoe is covered, allow them to dry.

Pick up some small white tiles, which cost about a dollar ... Coat the front of the tile with a thin layer of Mod Podge, then center and press a picture to the tile. Let dry for 20 minutes ...

2. Working a small section at a time, apply Mod Podge Sparkle to the shoe, and then adhere square napkin pieces one at a time to the wet Mod Podge. After each shoe is covered, allow them to dry.

You’ll need: mock light bulbs dried flower petals Mod Podge small paint brush thin wooden skewer Instructions: Paint the inside of your bulbs with Mod Podge. Add dried flower petals or buds.

You'll find Mod Podge in just about every crafter's utility belt. It's a high-gloss glue used mainly for decoupage, which involves decorating objects with colorful paper cut-outs. READ ...

Water balloons, kitchen supplies, and a little Mod Podge come together to make these vibrant eggs, perfect for centerpieces and tabletop accents. You can make these eggs bright with bold colors or ...

Make small indentations below the nose for the ... Paint a coat of glossy Mod Podge over the entire ornament to seal and protect it, and to give it a shiny finish. Allow to dry.

Mod Podge made decoupage all the rage in the late '60s and '70s. Even the label of the glue looks like a throwback to the flower-power era. But the stuff is still going strong with a new ...