Decoupage Glue Recipe

RE: Decoupage Glue Recipe Post by Lisingreece (50) | (03/07/2008) Profile | Contact I agree, Mod Podge is too expenisve so I buy a big bucket of white, wood glue from the local hardware shop and then thin it down. I use different ratios of water to glue depending on what I am doing, gluing or sealing. So I usually mix one pot of 1:1 for glue and 3:1 (glue:water) for sealing. Hope this helps.I just came across your question today so I am sure you must have found an answer quite awhile ago! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Decoupage Glue Recipe Post by mrsdam (1) | (12/26/2007) Contact Mixing 3 parts glue to 1 part water is closer to actual modge podge, both in texture and shine. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Decoupage Glue Recipe Post by cailifouhnofthemist (28) | (11/30/2006) Profile | Contact it is possible to make a type of "mod podge" by mixing equal parts of white "elmer's" glue and water it isn't as shiny as mod podge but does work ... the other solution i found is a product called "miracle podge" at my local dollar store cailifouhn Report Spam or Abuse RE: Decoupage Glue Recipe Post By Michele (Guest Post) (11/30/2006) Hi, you can add a little bit of water to white school glue and use it the same as Mod Podge. Report Spam or Abuse