Applying fabric to furniture

by Debra

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Can someone please tell me how to apply fabric to wood furniture? I appreciate any input that you may have. Thank you for your time.
Debbie
daubin56@yahoo.com

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Kimberly Barney on Jun 14, 2013
Basically you are adhering the fabric to a wood surface so you need some type of adhesive and then you are applying a sealant. I suggest using Modge Podge. There are some recipes for handmadfe Modge Podge floating around as the actual Modge Podge can be pricey.

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Debra on Jun 14, 2013
Thank you. I thought that you use Modge Podge but wanted to be sure. Thank you

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