Mod Podge Crafts and DIY
Did you know that you can add food coloring to Mod Podge? Yes, you can. And you can use said food coloring/Mod Podge mixture to create a stained glass look on mason jars, like Carolina did. She’s going to have amber glass jars as one of the centerpieces at her wedding, and what a great budget way to do it. Follow her tutorial to stain glass any color that you like.
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Didn’t know this. Now my brain is in a creative spin!
What a great idea!
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Never even thought of doing this! Cool:)
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Now that’s creative!! To get this effect, I have been using glass paints but the tinted Mod Podge looks so much better! Thanks for the info.
Thanks for sharing Amy! I got the tutorial from Carolyn @ homework. Check out her pretty cranberry colored glass @ my blog too!
xo caroline @ c.w.frosting
Any ideas on what to do if your glass doesn’t fit in your oven? I really want to do this with a wine bottle, but it’s too tall!
Gotta try this! Thanks for sharing!
Can you clean this off? I have an old window and I wanted to do the mod podge with color to give it kind of a stain glass look. If i do this and then change my mind in the future can it be cleaned off? If so how?
Diona, I wouldn’t use Mod Podge – I’d use a product called Gallery Glass:
http://www.plaidonline.com/gallery-glass/brand/home.htm
It will give you the stained glass look and then peel off later.
Can I use it on the outside of the jar instead on the inside?? If I bake it on the outside will it be waterproof and permanent?
Hi Brandy! Yes you can use Mod Podge on the outside instead of the inside. Also, Mod Podge is acrylic and waterbased, so it won’t be permanent. I’d look into stained glass paints that are permanent for this type of application.