The Big Book of Mod Podge: Decoupage Made Easy

by Plaid Enterprises, Inc.

Overview

Everyone loves Mod Podge–its one of the most popular craft materials on the market. This big book follows the bestselling Mod Podge Rocks! and it features 90+ fun decoupage projects, big and small. From trendy bracelets to picture frames to a collage-chic headboard and a refurbished dresser, every treasure here is made new again with Mod Podge. The contributors include such leading crafters as Amy Anderson (author of Mod Podge Rocks!); Cathie & Steve, hosts of Creative Juice on HGTV; Rachel Faucett; and Mark Montano.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781454708698
Publisher:	Union Square & Co.
Publication date:	06/02/2015
Pages:	240
Product dimensions:	8.40(w) x 10.00(h) x 0.80(d)

About the Author

Plaid Enterprises, Inc., is one of the worlds largest, most diverse manufacturers of creative do-it-yourself products and the company behind the beloved product, Mod Podge. Plaid has pulled together a top-notch cast of expert decoupage contributors for an officially branded book of Mod Podge projects. The company is located in Norcross, GA.

Editorial Reviews

07/01/2015
Mod Podge has come a long way since its invention in 1967. It's no longer just for traditional decoupage—there are formulas designed to work with a variety of materials, including fabric and furniture; patterns that provide specific effects such as glow-in-the-dark; and variations that add color or glitter. In this collection, a diverse mix of craft bloggers and authors share their ideas for working with products from the Mod Podge line. There's plenty of traditional decoupage, including ideas for picture frames, decorative letters, and boxes but also a number of activities that use Mod Podge in different ways, such as the free-form bowl made with Mod Podge Sparkle, a bag of confetti, a balloon, and the upcycled clutch that uses Mod Podge Fabric to adhere a premade lace appliqué to a plain bag. Overall, the designs have a contemporary look, but a chapter featuring throwback projects evokes a 1960s and 1970s style. VERDICT Upcyclers and paper crafters will especially enjoy this fun collection—and so will crafters who survived decoupage's 1970s heyday.

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