Mod Podge Dimensional magic

[@kelseyhilton9056]

This was extremely helpful. I did not have Mod Podge when I first clicked this, however I am now highly motivated to run to the store and pick one up as fast as possible!

[@lolalopez457]

"Please feel free to be envious of me.." rofl...so cute and funny!!! Excellent how-to, thank you very much

[@Janneke63]

TIP!! Having trubbels with bubbles? Spray a little alcohol (97%) on it and the bubbles will be gone.

[@cindydfrankland9955]

Thank-you this is exactly what I was looking for. I wanted to use the product to make strong swing tags for scrap booking !

[@lisathuban5534]

I have stickers from ten years ago. Nice to know there's others out there like me! : )

[@lynn2cu]

Wonderful tutorial! Thank you for sharing. More, please!

[@Harpist4Christ]

Great tutorial! wow that cheap butterfly sticker made a gorgeous piece!!!

[@ritipoddar]

Awesome Video Tee !! Loved the little charms u made !! And the brad came out so beautifully !! I will soon try it out !! Just need to get my own Dimensional !!

[@PannusQuillingPoint]

what if we use MODPODGE 3dimensional on wooden base.. if Quilling work is done on that base??

[@jessicacastrodad5652]

Beautiful pieces! Thank you for sharing. :)

[@rkug777]

Nice tut! I just find the initial intro can be cut down by several mins since the best way for us to learn about the product is to see it in use. TFS!

[@1Ophelia18]

hello! thank you so much for this video! Can dimensional mod podge be used instead of the additional glue you used when attaching paper to a glass tile and metal bezel?

[@Tejalcreates]

1Ophelia18 YES! It works as a glue too.

[@1Ophelia18]

Tejal Shah Thanks!

[@patypatyto4127]

Donde consigo en México D.F los productos Mod Podge. saludos y gracias por la inf.

[@Elizren]

I think this is fabulous! TFS! Renee

[@conniealford1020]

Really awesome. I've been doing it wrong!! Thanks for teaching me the right way! Enjoy your day. ✌️💜💐💦

[@Harpist4Christ]

What are the the little round things you popped the dome out and reused at the end? Earrings?? buttons??

[@Tejalcreates]

those are cheap brads..

[@anna-nn4ix]

wish we shown the projects after they were dried..and completed.

[@gwenbrown4111]

can i use this to seal cardboard backed paper pendants? i'm looking for a glossy finish that will become hard and keep water out. thanks.

[@jenniferfray8185]

Hi Gwen...not sure if this will help you, but I used this product to seal wooden pendants. The finished product looked beautiful at first...but as soon as anything brushed against the surface it scratched and dulled very badly. The pendants were ruined the instant they made contact with anything...even after letting the dimensional magic dry for days, it just never got hard enough to be durable for jewelry. I'm gonna try using resin instead.

[@gwenbrown4111]

thanks for the tip. i want to look into resin also.

[@jenniferfray8185]

You're welcome!

[@allthingsmade7031]

Gwen Brown I make wooden pendants and I use polyurethane. This is what is used to seal hardwood floors. You can buy a small can of it from the hardware store. I purchased mine for about $6 at Home Depot.

[@patriciaclark9060]

Thanks for this great post.

[@snehalferrao]

Where did you buy it from?

[@elenalim481]

Why dors it take so long ?

[@samreenmerchant3639]

Nice video tee!

[@petracabanas6115]

Nice!!

[@JB-so6eb]

I just made one yesterday with one of the mod podge frames, dimensional magic, and a piece of scrapbook paper and charms. I was super excited but the design on the scrapbook paper smudged! :/ do you know why that would happen?