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Old 03-23-2012, 02:57 AM   #1  
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I finally bought a large bottle of it ( matte) so what do I do with it now? LOL..What all can you do with it..or what do YOU do with it..I really want to use it..just never have..( I know, I know..No black Stazon..never used Mod Podge..what cave do I dwelleth ;))
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Old 03-23-2012, 05:20 AM   #2  
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My last Mod Podge projects were photo canvases. Here are directions: Craft Tutorial: Canvas Wall Art

I found a pack of 8 x 10" stretched canvases for 50% off at Michaels. They were an economy grade but were a bargain and worked fine. I used the matte finish and applied the first coat vertically. After it dried, I added a second coat with horizontal strokes. The finished texture looks more like canvas that way. Mine do not have as much shine as the samples linked above.

Search the Gallery for "Mod Podge" and you'll find 2,463 more ideas for what else to do with it.
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One of my favorite blogs: 12 cute Mod Podge Easter projects. ~ Mod Podge Rocks!
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Myself, I'm not fond of Mod Podge. I know there are lots of projects that you can use it for, but I've found it messy to use, and I'm too impatient to wait for it to dry.
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Thanks ladies.today I got busy with acrylic paint and card board HAHAHA..but now I am off to check out the links and gallery..why didn't I think about the gallery?? LOL..
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