Your question is pretty vague, but I assume you want to make a paper mache balloon using a blown up balloon as the "mold". If so, don't use Mod Podge. It dries very flexible. Use watered down white glue. And, FYI Pinterest is the best source of information for anything crafty. Your search will turn up hundreds of curated results with pictures instead of just hoping someone responds helpfully to your question.
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Your question is pretty vague, but I assume you want to make a paper mache balloon using a blown up balloon as the "mold". If so, don't use Mod Podge. It dries very flexible. Use watered down white glue. And, FYI Pinterest is the best source of information for anything crafty. Your search will turn up hundreds of curated results with pictures instead of just hoping someone responds helpfully to your question.