I'm relatively new to scrapbooking tools and equipment. But when I found this Zig 2-way glue pen. I just had to buy it. It got it from a local scrapbooking store here but you can get them from Scrap-n-Crop {Link here}.
It's actually like a marker pen except that it's glue instead of ink. They come in different tips sizes. This one I have has a tip that is the same size as a whiteboard marker. But it does wonders especially when you have a thin strip of paper 5mm thick to apply glue on.
Using stick or liquid glue will be messy and wasteful because you have to lay your 5mm strip of paper on a backup paper and smear the glue over the strip and then find it hard to peel to paste it on your project.
With the Zig 2-way glue, you just have to "draw" on the 5mm strip as if you are drawing a line. It comes out bluish in color but when dried, it's clear. It sticks like strong tack glue without the mess. I've enjoyed using this glue pen for my tiny pieces of cut-outs.
Try it! You won't regret it.
It's actually like a marker pen except that it's glue instead of ink. They come in different tips sizes. This one I have has a tip that is the same size as a whiteboard marker. But it does wonders especially when you have a thin strip of paper 5mm thick to apply glue on.
Using stick or liquid glue will be messy and wasteful because you have to lay your 5mm strip of paper on a backup paper and smear the glue over the strip and then find it hard to peel to paste it on your project.
With the Zig 2-way glue, you just have to "draw" on the 5mm strip as if you are drawing a line. It comes out bluish in color but when dried, it's clear. It sticks like strong tack glue without the mess. I've enjoyed using this glue pen for my tiny pieces of cut-outs.
Try it! You won't regret it.
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Didnt know that you liked this glue Serene. I havent tried them myself. Must try them now.
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