Elmer's Glue

Team. Today, I want to show with you some of our favorite adhesive choices and tell you a little bit about their applications. Choosing the right adhesive can help you out of a sticky situation. The most important thing to remember when purchasing adhesives is to look for items labeled scrapbook safe. Let me show you what I have here today. Let's start with basic glue stick. You can find the glue stick just about anywhere for $1 to $2. This glue is a dry adhesive that you are going to just rub on to your project. It's best used on paper, but you can't use it on photos as well. The advantages of a glue stick are that they're inexpensive and they're to use. However, they can't tend to work with thin papers. So, be careful. Remember always to look for glue sticks that are acid free or scrapbook safe. They are great options for most applications. Another popular adhesive choice is tape runners. Tape runners are basically double-sided tape loaded on to a dispenser. You just apply by pressing and rolling

for adhering accents and embellishments, then you wanna get hold of some adhesive dots. These are usually dispensed from a row and applied by hand. They're very simply to use. What you wanna do is actually place your element to the glue and pull it right away, and you add it to your project. Once, you item is adhered, don't plan on moving it 'cause it's there to stay. Adhesive dots are reasonably priced with a variety of applications. Liquid glue sometimes called the wet adhesives is a great option for adhering small items such beads and glitter. They usually come in a

tell you about our product that I really love. The quick strips self- adhesive paper from QuickCuts make die cuts a breeze. Let me show you how they work. Okay. As you can see, we just ran a piece of the quick strips paper through the revolution QuickCuts, and we'll turn it over to release their adhesive . We're just gonna place it lightly on our paper and it's secure. Easy as that. The papers also come in 4 beautiful