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Top 10 Mod Podge Crafts of the Decade

Have a jar of Mod Podge and aren’t sure what to do with it? These top 10 Mod Podge crafts of the decade are the perfect place to start!

Top 10 Mod Podge Crafts of the Decade

There’s been a lot of decoupage happening this year my friends! When I started this blog over thirteen years ago, I had no idea that I’d still be doing it in 2022.

I wasn’t sure if there would be enough projects to keep me going for that entire year. Boy, was I wrong! You all love Mod Podge and you love it hard.

So I went back to the last ten years to gather the most popular Mod Podge craft ideas from this blog, and here they are. If you are a beginning decoupager, you can accomplish most of these – perhaps a bowl or mason jars to start?

Mod Podge Craft Ideas

There’s a little something for everyone. Just scroll down to see the Mod Podge crafts. You’re going to love them. And happy new year!

Confetti Bowl

Confetti Bowl

Learn to make a super cool confetti bowl in three easy steps! You don’t need any crafting skills for this, and the results are SO fun!

Painted Rocks

how to paint rocks the easy way

Get TEN ideas for beautiful painted rocks PLUS instructions on how to paint rocks! These decorative rocks are perfect for gifts or home decor. Don’t forget to scroll down to the bottom of the post to watch a video.

Comic Book Coasters

Comic book coasters

If you are looking for unique crafts for comic book lovers, these DIY comic book coasters are perfect. Use materials right from the hardware store!

Get more Mod Podge coaster ideas.

DIY Desk Organizer

DIY desk organizer

Use old cereal boxes and toilet paper rolls to create a unique DIY desk organizer! This craft organizer is perfect if you’re on a budget. Get more desk organizer ideas here.

Magazine Bowl

Magazine Bowl

You had no idea you could make bowls out of recycled magazines, did you? It’s easy! This magazine bowl one of those Mod Podge crafts you’ll want to start with – it’s free.

Map Coasters

One of the most fun and easy Mod Podge craft ideas is handmade ceramic coasters. These are great for home decor, wedding favors, or a unique gift!

Do you enjoy DIY coasters? They are always popular! Add maps to simple tiles from the hardware stores to make tile coasters. Great for gifts, home decor, and more.

Wood Block Photo Transfer

Do you have a photo you'd like to display? Try a Mod Podge photo transfer to a wood block. You won't believe how easy it is!

Transfer photos with Mod Podge – it’s easy easier than you think! We have a boatload of photo transfer crafts here on the blog, including the photo transfer to a wood block above.

Photo Canvases

Use Mod Podge to decoupage your favorite family pictures on canvas. These canvases are a great budget way to decorate! Make an entire gallery wall by gluing pictures on canvas.

Photo to Wood

Learn how to transfer photos to wood in three simple steps! All you need is your favorite photo and Mod Podge photo transfer medium. It's easy.

Learn how to transfer photos to wood in three simple steps! All you need for this photo transfer to wood is your favorite image and a medium. It’s easy! Don’t forget to watch the video in the post that shows you exactly what to do.

Collage Canvas

make-a-watercolor-collage

Make this simple watercolor collage by cutting up watercolor paintings and decoupaging them to canvas. This wall art project is SO easy! And it’s fun for both kids and adults.


Top 10 Mod Podge Crafts of 2012

PS – if you missed the top Mod Podge ideas of last year, see them here.

florence palmer

Tuesday 4th of March 2014

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cHRIS

Monday 30th of December 2013

The first one is really a Gel Medium craft..not Mod Podge. How did this make the top 10. Mod Podge is my favorite craft helper, but glazing a surface to protect and seal is kinda what it's known for. Kinda disappointed.

Amy

Monday 30th of December 2013

Chris - There are two ways to transfer photos with Mod Podge. The first is Mod Podge photo transfer medium (a product) and the second is this method: https://matsutakeblog.blogspot.com/2009/10/how-to-transfer-inkjet-images-to-wood.html

So you can definitely use it beyond just gluing and sealing!