Mod Podge Fabric

With the availability of many beautiful fabrics in coordinating colors and patterns, fabric is the perfect material for creating decorative projects throughout your home. If you're like many crafters, you're looking for new ways to add personal touches to your interior. You've probably used Mod Podge along with paper and wood surfaces to create lots of DIY home projects. But did you know that you can create fabulous projects with fabric and Mod Podge? Using Mod Podge with fabric is very easy. With a simple few tips you can expand your creative options and create even more projects for your home. Ready to get started? Here's a step by step guide to get you Mod Podging with ease! 1. For best results, remember to use Mod Podge Fabric. The Mod Podge Fabric formula was specially created for crafting with fabric. Mod Podge Fabric can be used in two ways. It can be used to prepare fabric for decoupaging it to a surface. It can also be used for decoupaging things onto fabric. 2. Wash and dry fabric before using. Iron on setting appropriate for the fabric type. Lay the fabric out on your work surface
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3. Prepare your fabric by spreading a thin layer of Mod Podge Fabric on the top. Cover as much fabric as you will need and allow to dry for at least an hour. This will prevent the fabric from fraying when you trim it to fit your project. 4. Trim the fabric to fit with scissors or a cutting blade. Apply Mod Podge to the surface of your project in a medium layer and press the fabric down to smooth. Allow to dry for 15 - 20 minutes 5. Put another coat of Mod Podge over the fabric and the rest of your project. Apply at least two coats and allow to dry for 24 hours before using	Kid's Table Re-do with Mod Podge, Fabric and Ribbon
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