Can you use modge podge with fabric?
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you can use Mod Podge on fabric, however it will leave it very stiff and possibly leave a "shine" on the piece even if it says matte finish. I would experiment with scraps before applying to the actual project. Regular construction paper tends to fade, I recommend cardstock or pretty design paper in the scrapbook aisle. Perhaps you could replace the fabric idea with ALL paper?
Any porous material will work great with modge podge!
I've used mod podge on thin fabric with good results. It may need to be sealed if it's on a surface that's used/touched often
Yes I used it on fabric and it turned out great.
My daughter and I stamped some curtains I made with craft paint, I have had the curtains for 14 years , they still have the paint on them. We used craft type stamps.
Yes.
Thank you so much everyone. I was without internet for several days and just opened this up to all these helpful hints. Greatly appreciate the advise. I'm looking forward to trying something new. Thank you, again.
yes you can buy modge podge for fabrics!