Rose....Use one ply paper, put mod podge on table (I use sponge brush) lay your paper on top, I tear so pieces are easier to work work. Lightly brush on top of paper, then continue process until you have everything covered. Polyurethane after.
I have two 6' patio doors, and I want to add blackout curtains to keep the sun/cold out. What is the best way to hang them, and what can I use to push the curtains ba...
See more
I added glitter to mod podge for a project and don't like to look of it. Is there anything that I can use that would remove the "glittered dried on mod podge"? Thanks...
See more
I like to make my own decor so it will be unique and I use mod podge a lot. However when I use my inkjet printer the ink sometimes bleeds. Is there a way to use inkje...
See more
Buying a house with someone else's creative touch can be risky!
The entire wall consists of small pieces of blue, white & green tissue paper layered on top of e...
See more
Rose....Use one ply paper, put mod podge on table (I use sponge brush) lay your paper on top, I tear so pieces are easier to work work. Lightly brush on top of paper, then continue process until you have everything covered. Polyurethane after.
Here's a link to dresser drawers I did. It has a few tips that apply to a tabletop too:
https://theapplestreetcottage.blogspot.com/2017/10/how-to-decoupage-dresser-drawers-with.html
Have you thought of using wrapping paper? Works the same way. I covered some temptation boxes the same way.
Is this a dining table? A mod podge top isn't going to hold up to any kind of wear or water.