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Mod Podge for fabric craft question
BJ1400 Intermediate WV USA Member since 10/29/03 Posts: 2364	Login to reply to this post Like this post Date: 3/27/12 2:18 PM I see that there is now a "fabric" mod podge, but it costs about twice what the regular does. Has anyone used it & what's the difference between the two?? Thanks. ------ Beverly Janome Coverpro 1000CPX; Brother Serger 1034D; Kenmore 19233; Alden (early 1970's) http://bjsewmuchmore.blogspot.com
Elizabeth made this   Intermediate CO USA Member since 8/8/07 Posts: 469	Login to reply to this post Like this post Date: 3/27/12 4:15 PM I haven't used fabric mod podge, but I have used regular mod podge over fabric when I recovered some jars for tea. It left the fabric super crunchy--not so lovely. I wonder if the fabric variety still allows the fabric to retain more of its original texture. ------ emadethis.wordpress.com Dare to do more. ~Natalie Dessay
BJ1400 Intermediate WV USA Member since 10/29/03 Posts: 2364	Login to reply to this post In reply to Elizabeth made this << Like this post Date: 3/27/12 5:56 PM Quote: Elizabeth made this I haven't used fabric mod podge, but I have used regular mod podge over fabric when I recovered some jars for tea. It left the fabric super crunchy--not so lovely. I wonder if the fabric variety still allows the fabric to retain more of its original texture. Yes, I've tried reg. mod podge on fabric & it turned out "crunchy". I didn't like it at all. ------ Beverly Janome Coverpro 1000CPX; Brother Serger 1034D; Kenmore 19233; Alden (early 1970's) http://bjsewmuchmore.blogspot.com

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