Mod Podge is a versatile craft supply that can be used for various projects, including paper mache bowls. Here's a simple guide on how to use Mod Podge with paper mache to create decorative bowls:

Materials Needed:
Balloon or bowl form (for shaping the paper mache)
Newspaper strips or torn pieces
Paper mache paste (made from flour and water)
Mod Podge
Acrylic paint (optional)
Paintbrushes
Clear acrylic sealer (optional)


Instructions:
Prepare the Paper Mache Base:
Inflate a balloon to the desired size for your bowl or use a bowl as a form.
If using a balloon, secure it to a stable surface (such as a bowl or cup) to keep it in place while you work.
Mix flour and water to create a paper mache paste. The ratio is typically one part flour to two parts water, but you can adjust as needed.
Apply Paper Mache:
Dip newspaper strips or torn pieces into the paper mache paste, making sure they are well-coated.
Apply the coated strips to the balloon or bowl form, covering the entire surface with a layer of paper mache.
Repeat the process, adding several layers and allowing each layer to dry before applying the next.
Let it Dry:
Allow the paper mache to dry completely. This may take a day or more, depending on the thickness of the layers.
Seal and Smooth the Surface:
Once the paper mache is dry, you can apply a coat of Mod Podge to seal the surface and create a smooth finish.
Use a paintbrush to apply an even layer of Mod Podge over the entire surface. Allow it to dry thoroughly.
Painting (Optional):
If you want to add color to your bowls, you can paint them using acrylic paint. Allow the paint to dry completely between coats.
Final Seal (Optional):
To protect the painted surface and add a glossy finish, you can apply another layer of Mod Podge as a final seal. Alternatively, you can use a clear acrylic sealer for added protection.
Remove the Balloon:
Once everything is dry and sealed, gently pop the balloon if you used one or remove the bowl form.
Now you have a decorative paper mache bowl that you can use for various purposes. The Mod Podge helps seal the surface, providing durability and a finished look to your project.