If you like to do craft or DIY projects, then you know that Mod Podge is an essential crafting material. There are several different formulas and finishes of Mod Podge available, and with them you can decoupage paper, fabric, wood, and other porous materials together. To help you plan your next Mod Podge craft, I’ve found 11 Pretty Mod Podge Projects to inspire you!
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The fun thing about Mod Podge is that you can use it to complete really easy projects or really complicated ones. Plus a jar will last you a long long time!
11 Pretty Mod Podge Projects
1. Mod Podge Image Transfer Terra Cotta Pots
This is such a clever way to decorate terra cotta pots! All Things Heart and Home shows you how to make your own printed graphics to make image transfer terra cotta pots!
2. Mod Podge Ceiling Fan
How cute would it be to customize the ceiling fan in a child’s bedroom or even an outdoor ceiling fan! Get Your Craft On shows you how to easily makeover a ceiling fan with some Mod Podge and some scrapbook paper.
3. Mod Podge Fabric Covered Light Switch Plates
These fabric covered light switch plates are so cute! Buy plain cheap ones and customize them to your decor. Pink Chalk Studio shows you how to easily make your own fabric covered wall switch plate using Mod Podge.
4. Mod Podge DIY Vintage Bottles
These bottles and jars look so pretty with their new labels! Mod Podge Rocks shows you how to use Mod Podge to make your own bottles and jars with vintage labels!
5. Mod Podge Canvas Art
This is such pretty project! Check out Less Cake More Frosting’s tutorial on how to use Mod Podge, paper, and fabric to put together your own pretty custom canvas art!
6. Mod Podge French Decoupage Desk
This is a beautiful desk makeover! Check out how Girl in the Garage used Mod Podge and scrapbook paper to make the pretty patterned desk drawers!
7. Mod Podge Napkin Weight
This is such a pretty napkin weight! It would probably make a great paperweight for my desk, too. The Centsible Life shows you how to use Mod Podge, fabric, and a rock to make your own pretty fabric covered napkin weight!
8. Mod Podge Decorative Coaster
These coasters are so cute! It’s hard to believe they used to be plain white ceramic coasters. The Adventures of J-Man and MillerBug shows you how to use Mod Podge to make your own pretty decorative coasters!
9. Mod Podge Gift Wrap Lamp
This is a very clever idea with such a cute result! Mom Spark explains how she made this pretty lamp base with Mod Podge and tissue paper!
10. Mod Podge Outdoor Drink Holder
What a great way to upcycle a tin can! Check out Positively Splendid’s tutorial on how to use Mod Podge, fabric, and a tin soup can to make an adorable outdoor drink holder!
11. Mod Podge Upcycled Decoupage Chair
Isn’t this chair beautiful! Follow the tutorial on Guidecentral to find out how to upcycle your own old chair using Mod Podge and printed tissue paper!
Here are some useful articles on using Mod Podge:
Everything You’ve Ever Wanted To Know about Mod Podge @ Mod Podge Rocks!
How To Prevent Mod Podge Bubbles @ Craftaholics Anonymous
Have you ever made a project using Mod Podge?
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Brenda Kula-Pruitt says
April 4, 2015 at 5:11 pmI love all of these ideas! I’ve always loved to decoupage.
Brenda
Manuela Williams says
April 4, 2015 at 5:35 pmI’m pretty sure the first craft I ever did was to decoupage something!
Terri Steffes says
April 5, 2015 at 9:38 pmI used to make these plaster of paris molds, usually ovals with a rounded top, and mod podged Holly Hobby girls on them for my room. I loved it!
Theresa H. Roach says
April 6, 2015 at 8:08 amI love Mod Podge:) I use it all the time! I must make some of these, thanks for sharing! HUGS!
Melanie says
April 6, 2015 at 10:04 amI have a bottle of Mod Podge and I guess because I’m not naturally crafty, I always forget about it! I think I might like to try something with canvas art. Cool ideas, thank you!
Jayleen @ How Do The Jones Do It says
April 6, 2015 at 9:46 pmWhat great mod podge ideas! I especially love the terra cotta pot. That is way too cool!
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April 12, 2015 at 4:56 pmThese are all fabulous Manuela! One of my favorite projects in my sidebar was a mod podge bowl. It was lots of fun and super easy too.