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To Sharon

16 years ago

I love the Ideal of the bandana and terra cotta pot. I would like to try to make some for actual use with flowers. Do you think it would hold up or should I use other materials.

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leveta
Original Author
16 years ago
I'm sorry, or anyone else who can tell me...
leveta
Original Author
16 years ago
Answer to my own question. They make a Mod Podge for outdoor use.
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sharon_fl
16 years ago
Hi Laveta-sorry I didn't reply sooner-hubby's been in the hospital. I guess you could use the mod podge but just dunking the material in liquid starch-it's more managable & dries overnight! Methinks the Mod Podge would take a lot longer-but maybe not. Good luck!
leveta
Original Author
16 years ago
Sharon, sorry to hear about your DH. Hope things are ok. I found mod podge for outside. I sent an e-mail to company with questions. This may be what I'm looking for. And I thank you for the ideal.
sharon_fl
16 years ago
Yea! I always say go straight to the source for the bestest answers! Have fun w/your project!

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