Mod Podge Plaid Stiffy Fabric Stiffener, Clear Review

I used this product to stiffen a crocheted hat. The upper portion of the Zulu style hat needed to stand up firm at about 8" above the top of the cap-like hat. I applied the product to just the top of the hat. The product did indeed stiffen the piece adequately. I thinned it a bit with water and it still stood up firm as expected. HOWEVER, the product left a hint of opaque "white" color on the surface of the black hat, so the treated top of the hat did not match the "cap-like" portion of the hat

I use Stiffy for the hair bows and other crafts I make It's the best fabric stiffener. I've used it for years I highly recommend it

The product itself is fine and works great for stiffening crocheted snowflakes that I’m making for ornaments. But I have a complaint about the shipping and packaging because the bottle top arrrived broken and cracked.

This stuff really works. I bought it to see if I could restore old knitted kippahs (skulcaps) to new condition, and it worked great. You can't see the stuff at all after it dries. Also, I found that I could reshape the item by wetting it with hot water, setting the new shape, and allowing it to re-dry. I did this several times without reapplying the Stiffy, with no loss of stiffening. I gave it 4 stars instead of 5 because I'd prefer to see some instructions for use and a list of ingredients…

Pictured is Mod Podge brand but I received an off brand that I have never heard of. I would not have ordered had I known it wasn’t the mod podge brand.

Unfortunately, I'm forced to say that this was a complete waste of money! I hate to leave a bad review but I use products like this for my business all the time and thought I can try to help someone else. I tried this one out as it was a cheaper alternative to my usual Aleene's Stiffen-Quick Fabric Stiffening Spray 8oz To me, even when this product was heavily diluted, it was still just like pouring Elmer's PVA glue all over your fabric (most of which I use is silk, so a huge waste) and even…

I worked STIFFY on fabric. Very pleased. I got what she wanted. Tissues it is necessary rigidity for dilution with water. NO GLOSS. RECOMMEND FOR TISSUE

I was making some paper brooches and wanted to stiffen 3D areas so they wouldn't be crushed when worn. The brooches were made from cardstock weight papers. Some had been decorated with acrylic paint and Finetec mica watercolor paints. I brushed the completed brooches (before adding the pinback) with a heavy coat of Stiffy directly from the bottle. The brooches dried very hard. I'm completely satisfied.

Good product. Used this on my Canvas sun hat that after "washing" I thought was ruined. After applying Stiffy with a paint brush to work it into the fabric, forming the shape and letting it dry it is good to go. Really works and not messy, cleans up with water

I made crocheted bookmark crosses for my Sunday School class & used Stiffy on them. They were the pergfect stiffness for the job!

it can stiff any fabric, you regulate with more or less water, depending on how stiff you want your fabric. great product!

I bought this to make a yarn-based Christmas ornament in which you wrap a small balloon with yarn that has been dipped in fabric stiffener. When it dries, you pop the ballon and pull out the pieces, leaving you with a lacy-looking ornament. This product works, but it is not quite stiff enough for this project. It leaves the yarn flexible and doesn't hold its round shape as well as I hoped. Nevertheless, it is probably good for other projects that do not need to be so stiff.

I tried to use to staffing macrame cord. Did not like they way it looked. But work great on cheese cloth. Thanks for attention.

its kinda thick but I watered it down and put it in a spray bottle and sprayed it on my fabric. It didn't take too long for it to stiffen up. I use the fabric for making cards.