My Invites - Help

[lyrebard]

We actually used fabric glue, like Fabri-Tac (sp?), which was recommended by the invite designer who sent us the paper. It worked great and gave us a bit of wiggle room: if we didn't get the paper on straight at first, we could push it around slightly until it was aligned the way we wanted it.

 

It's really cool stuff, actually--a bit stringy, but when it dries it's like the rubber tacky glue strips that they use to attach pamphlets inside magazines. (Does that make sense??)

[meltanirie]

Definitely try the tape! Spray adhesive is great too but with little no room for mistakes

[becks]

Fabri-Tac is a good option. Any "overage" can just be rubbed off.

[ACDCDCAC]

We got these little double-sided adhesive uhhm, holders? I guess you would call them? Like the newer types of white-out strip things. They come in both removable and permanent but they don't have a name of what the product is 'called' on it, just a brand, TOMBO/MONO. I just looked in the aisle at Michaels that had adhesives, lots to choose from. Creative Memories makes a nice one too.

[Bavaro-Princess]

Thanks everyone i will head to michaels and get me some double sided tape... just because there will be some room for mistakes with the tape... i will check out the adhesives aisle and see what options I have... thank you all

 

i cant wait to start them up again... you guys are seriously the bestest

[kr3611]

They look good to me!

[flygirl]

Just an fyi on the double sided tape - there are two kinds. One is picture safe (ie, won't hold very well) So make sure you don't end up buying that one.

[manda0812]

I would suggest spray adhesive also, any small mistakes they peel right off. have fun!