How to Label Glass Using Mod Podge
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I’m so excited to show you guys how to label glass using mod podge. I’m really excited about making household products using my young living essential oils and just recently made Fruit and Veggie Spray. The only problem is these bottles need labels! I don’t know about you but I’m not going into any business soon to order labels so printing labels on paper is the easiest option for me!
I miss working with my students.. we used to do crafts all of the time and mod podge was one of our favorite things to use! I just love how I can easily fix a label onto anything, especially glass! While it’s not waterproof, I have gotten it wet and it’s absolutely fine. I just don’t recommend immersing it into water.
Hubby was completely shocked when he saw the label on the fruit and veggie spray. I was a little stoked, don’t mind if I toot my own horn 🙂
What is your favorite way to use mod podge? I can’t wait to get crafty with Sweet Baby too!
This is a great idea! I always need good ways to label all my stuff!
Would this work on clear glass? Or would the Mod Podge show? Thank you!
It will have a cloudiness to it.
LOVE this idea… and the produce spray cleaner too!!
I’m so not crafty and have NEVER used Mod Podge but this seems easy enough!
Oh I love this idea! I have spices and cleaners and all kinds of things I label with tape and sharpie marker ….but I think that’s about to change! 🙂
Can you modge podge over a sticker so it will adhere better? For instance, I’m making money jars from my grandchildren. I have a package of all these really cool unicorn and dinosaur stickers and the last thing I want is to put them on the glass and have them come off. Any ideas?
It should work! We use stickers sometimes too 🙂 You jut have to do it over the sticker as well.