How to make modge podge glue

This simple 2 ingredient recipe for homemade Mod Podge is a great way to save money on your crafts and it works great too. All you need is a quick mixture of glue and water!

If you read my blog with any kind of regularity, you will already know that I'm a "From Scratch" kind of girl. Especially when it comes to food. I rarely buy pre-made anything. Mostly because it's horrible for you, but also because I want to know everything that goes in to what I make. Plus it's much cheaper that way. I've wanted to make my own mod podge and when I've searched for a recipe, it's ALWAYS - ALWAYS Elmers glue and water. Well I wanted something that I could make with ingredients…

Are you curious about the Mod Podge formulas? Do you want to learn what each one does and get sample projects? Learn more here!

Learn How to Make Mod Podge for your craft projects. It is so easy and homemade mod podge will save a ton of money.

Make your own decoupage glue with 2 very simple basic ingredients for a mere fraction of the cost of the name brand product, plus learn the difference of

You have to try this super easy homemade mod podge recipe made with only 2 easy ingredients. All the crafty moms out there know what mod podge is, but if you are like me, you may need some help with it. Mod Podge apparently is a magical product used for crafty projects. It is useful for collage and decoupage as it can be used both to glue something down and as a protective layer over it (instead of a varnish, which is super cool). You can use it to attach paper and fabric to various…

Have you ever wondered how to make your own homemade DIY PVA glue? Well... you can't. But you can make something very close to it that will work just as well.

Mod Podge is kind of my arch nemesis of crafting. I haven’t really ever made anything with mod podge that worked out, except this post on how to remove mod podge which has been a hit for years. In that post I was removing the mod podge because I had messed up a project using, ... Read more

We all know how expensive Mod Podge is at the craft store, right? And since there are so many projects which use it, I thought I could fin...

Homemade Mod Podge with flour, sugar, oil and water. Edible and child safe. The author does a comparison of this with real Mod Podge and find that the real stuff dries a lot faster.