These are so amazing, you inspired me to pick up some microbrads of my own at the craft store the other day! I love your drawings and creativity!
Aww, cool! Thanks, all!
@sunnydawne , I think I used to use double-sided foam tape for things like this. I think it tends to crack over time though, but maybe it would be worth trying again!
@Silky_Bee Yes!!! The ATC swaps are so fun, especially when there are lots of people who sign up!
@roler YAYYY microbrads have so many possibilities!
Ha ha, love the action GIFs!
I recommend Dina Wakley’s Media glue. It’s about $6/bottle but I’ve been using it with all types of paper. I’ve heard great things about Art Glitter glue - I have one but haven’t opened/tried it yet.
Ooohh thank you so much!!
I’m a big fan of Art Glitter Glue
These are so cool and im a huge fan of them!
BTW, I’m finding that using Tacky Glue (Aleene’s) in my papercrafting works very well for lightweight to heavyweight projects. I love the quick-tack feature because I rarely have to hold or clamp. The workable time is not long so repositioning has to be done quickly.
If I find that there is any warping in lighter-weight projects, I have a couple of fabric glues that I can try. Need to use them up because I don’t like gluing fabric projects. I have Prym/Dritz Liquid Stitch and Aleene’s OK To Wash It.
I also like using glue sticks. I have Elmer’s Craft Bond, which can be used as repositionable and permanent. It dries clear, is non-toxic, acid-free and photo safe.
Some time ago, I picked up a tube of Adhesive Tech A Fine Line Glue. It’s clear and great for glue writing and other fine line work on paper and fabric. Has a very skinny tip. Happened to see it hanging on one of those end caps sewing racks.
I know that many love Art Glitter Glue (one of the more expensive ones) and Beacon Fabri-Tac. I have such a back stock of glues, as mentioned above, that it will be a long while before I will be trying either of those.
Such fun taking another look at your Dynamic ATCs.
Omg I love these! So adorable. I especially love the cat one. So funny. These are such great ideas and the little animations are icing on the cake!
Thanks for the suggestions! I don’t remember what glue I used (and I guess I forgot to list it here) but it would have almost certainly been either Elmer’s Craft Bond or Aleen’s Tacky Glue! I might have to get some more double-sided foam tape if I make more of these.