Since I decorate objects with napkin technique I use a white glue for crafts or Art Potch by HobbyLine. Basicly you can use a lot of glues or... varnishes. I know artisans who use acrilyc varnish as glue for decoupage technique.
But I see a lot of mentions about Mod Podge glue. Is it good? Does it have something special?
But I see a lot of mentions about Mod Podge glue. Is it good? Does it have something special?
I have used Modge Podge Glue. I have to say, I wasn't thrilled with it. My project was left sticky and still is 8 years later. Maybe I did something wrong but that is a long time to be sticky :)
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shelley
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Kim, thanks for information about Mod Podge.
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Could you please email me with info on where to purchase Hobby Line art potch, I live in the US and having a difficult time finding something to adhere tissue paper to a ceramic mug (keeping it washable) to give a christmas gifts. Thank you
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Mod podge is wonderful I use it all the time the old stuff (several years ago) stayed sticky the mod podge they have now does not dry tacky at all
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