I’ve had several people ask me about Mod Podging photos – the answer is, you can! You can Mod Podge “regular” photos, and also those printed out on a printer (inkjet photos will need to be sealed). You are going to love this wall photo collage at Bits of Everything. Regular photos were trimmed and put onto foam core, for a project that cost less than $20. Check out the tutorial to see how it was done.
Wall picture collage at Bits of Everything
For more information on Mod Podging photos, read the FAQs here (search for “photos”).
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I’ve just got back from a trip to Amsterdam and I want to do this with all the amazing photos that I’ve made there
can i mod podge onto anything? i have this boring desk from ikea and i thought about adding pictures and magazine cut outs etc.. do you think that would work?.
Hi MissDewi – yes, you pretty much can! You may need to lightly sand the desk to prep it if it has a smooth, clear coat on top. Just use med/fine grit. Here’s the FAQ to help you as well:
http://www.modpodgerocksblog.com/p/this-is-great-place-to-start.html
Thanks!
So I have some pictures that I Mod Podged tp a canvas and I was going to go over it with a coat of mod podge but I did a test strip and I felt like the Mod Podge dulled the colors in the photo. I am using Matte prints that I ordered from snapfish. I was using the Matte Mod Podge. Is there a better product to put over the photograph? Or should I use a different version of Mod Podge?