Mod Podge ® Stiffy - 16 oz. - MS1551

Yes, Mod Podge Stiffy is a waterbase product which means easy clean up with soap and water. However, it also means that you can tint your Mod Podge Stiffy with acrylic paint to create a soft pink tinted doily bowl in place of a pure white stiffened doily bowl if you care to.
 

It is quick and easy to work with Mod Podge Stiffy.    Pour a workable amount into a bowl and completely immerse fabric to be stiffened.  Once completely saturated, begin squeezing out excess Stiffy.  Position wet fabric either flat or over plastic wrap covered form.  When stiffening a doily to create a bowl, lay wet doily over plastic wrap covered bowl, continue working with wet doily placement until it is centered on the form and raised so that it is not touching the work surface.  Allow to thoroughly dry.
 

A crafted Mod Podge Stiffy project should be intended for decorative purposes only as it is not dishwasher or washing machine safe. To clean your project, wipe over using a damp soft cloth, do not fully immerse in water.
 

Mod Podge Stiffy can be applied directly onto all types of fabric surfaces such as cottons, cotton/poly blends, burlap, gauze, laces, ribbons, needlework, and felt.
 

Mod Podge Stiffy is an old-time favorite in the Mod Podge product family. You can now make your fabric projects stiff and dry over a form creating a variety of shapes.  Mod Podge Stiffy is perfect when creating trend right doily lace bowls or yarn wrapped balls.
 

To use napkins with Fabric Mod Podge, follow the steps below:

1. Cut the design out of the Napkin and discard the layers. Place Napkin upside down on a piece of parchment or wax paper.  
2. Apply Fabric Mod Podge® to the back of the design.  
3. Place the Napkin and paper face-up on the fabric where desired, and press firmly but gently to the surface with your fingertips. Remove the paper carefully and press the design firmly again.  
4. Apply a second coat of Fabric Mod Podge® with the Textile Brush, working into the Napkin with a gentle, swirling motion. Clean the brush often when the ink of the Napkin bleeds.  
5. Cure for 72 hours.  
6. Wash in cold water by hand or gentle cycle. Dry flat or line dry.

For an ultra smooth surface, apply 4 to 5 coats of Mod Podge Hard Coat. When applying the coats, brush in one direction then the other and let dry between coats.  Wet sand with #400 sandpaper and water.  Sand finish lightly until ridges are flat and smooth.  Wipe dry.   If desired add an additional coat of Hard Coat Mod Podge.

Let project cure completely in a dry room with 68 degree or higher temperature for 72 hours.
 

Yes, Mod Podge is non-toxic and safe for kids to use.