Contact Mod Podge

Program request

Keep the brief short and useful

For a faster reply, name the product lane, estimated quantity, destination market, launch date and whether the request needs personalization, gift packaging, project cards or fragrance vessel notes.

A useful Mod Podge inquiry starts with the object being made or gifted. Wood plaques, photo frames, glass jars, ceramic tiles, candle holders, paper collage sheets, ornaments and sealed diamond paintings all point to different finish expectations. If the program is for a classroom, include the age range, setup time and cleanup limits. If it is for retail, describe fixture size, shelf height, sample display needs and whether the shopper will see a finished project beside the packaged materials.

Corporate, nonprofit and hospitality programs benefit from a different kind of detail. Include participant count, preferred assembly time, whether the finished gift will be mailed or carried home, and any packaging space needed for a note card or brand insert. You do not need to write a polished specification before contacting us; a plain note with audience, occasion, budget direction and preferred category is enough for a first response. The team can then shape the idea into a tighter assortment, recommend where instructions belong, and identify whether a sample photo would make the project easier to complete.

If several departments are involved, mention who will approve samples, copy, artwork and timing. That simple routing note prevents delays later, especially when a craft gift must serve merchandising, activity planning and brand presentation at the same time.