What you will need...
Deciding that working on a flat surface was the best choice for a first attempt, we bought some A5 Hardback Notebooks.
A Bottle of Mod Podge Gloss
Some Sponge "Brushes"
We decided to use some fairy and woodland cutouts we had and some craft paper that we use for backing paper, on greeting cards.
(Mod Podge works best on fairly thick paper we found - sheets of thin paper wrinkled a lot - sometimes this is a desired effect, but not for our project)
How to do it...
We found Mod Podge Rocks a very useful site, with loads of tutorials - here is the link...explains how to use Mod Podge far better than I can!
Learn How to Use Mod Podge
So enjoy using this wonderful product - don't worry if it looks white and patchy when you finish your work - by the next day it will have dried clear and bright - very rewarding!
