How To Use Mod Podge On Mason Jars
Step 1 place newspaper on the surface you are working on.
How to use mod podge on mason jars. Twist turn and roll the jar around until the entire inside is well coated with your mod podge mixture. If you are going to mod podge mason jars completely from top to bottom you re going to need to place darts in the paper or fabric similar to a sewing pattern. Then give at least two more coats. Wipe the inside and outside of the jar with a cotton swab soaked in rubbing alcohol. Set aside to dry for about an hour.
Then wash the jar with soap and water. The snow is in your kitchen. Carefully lift the fabric paper or whatever you are using and flip it over. You can use regular salt or kosher salt. Wipe any large globs off of the rim and turn upside down onto some paper towels so it will finish coating with extra pooling on your paper towels.
Regardless of the process you choose to apply the mod podge let dry for 24 hours before using the jars. Mix mod podge water and food coloring well using a spoon or a knife. Smooth and wipe away the excess that comes out the sides. The newspaper will protect your work surface from mod podge and food coloring spills 1 x research sourcestep 2 clean your jar. We used morton coarse kosher salt here because the larger flakes look beautiful as snow.
Press the labels down into the mod podge. I typically use gloss on glass but for this project i went with matte. 3 place the item you are mod podging onto your base item and smooth it down. You don t want too much or you ll end up with lines and possibly drips. Coat the outside surface of the mason jar with a generous coat of glue or mod podge so there are no dry spots and no dripping glue either.
Type of mod podge to use. You must do this if you are re using an old mason jar. 1 use a soft bristled brush spouncers or foam brush to apply to the outsides of the jars. To adds darts means to cut a triangle in the paper or fabric and then fold over. Make sure the food coloring is well absorbed into the entire solution.