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Old 11-05-2009, 06:03 AM   #1  
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felt flurries to paper and also to each other. brads are not an option. just looking for which adhesive sticks to the felt.
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Old 11-05-2009, 06:08 AM   #2  
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I am not exactly sure what felt flurries are BUT I have little felt embellishments that I attach with my crystal effects. Just little light drops and it has worked perfectly for me.
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felt flurries are felt snowflakes from SU
thanks, i thought that would be messy.
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Ok so similar to the items I use it on - I just use tiny drops and it has worked perfectly for me but I will be curious to see what other adhesives people are using maybe there is something better?
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Have you tried Glue Dots? Those are very sticky little buggers. I actually used one yesterday on my cotton shirt. I was showing too much cleavage and so I popped a glue dot in the right place and it stayed put all day.
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LOL! most of the flurries are very delicate so there is not enough felt to attach a mini glue dot.
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How about the Tombow Multi Glue? I can use the tiniest amount and it sticks really, really well after it dries.
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How about the Tombow Multi Glue? I can use the tiniest amount and it sticks really, really well after it dries.
I am curious about this too...I have tried the Mono Multi and it didn't seem to work and was messy. I also tried my Xyron runner but it was too strong and the felt ripped up pretty bad. I wonder if they sell something at Michael's specifically for this type of "fabric". :confused:
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i also use liquid glass( crystal effects) to adhere felt items. works perfect
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try Aleene's fabric glue! found at most big box craft stores!!! works on felt for me!
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I use Mono Multi without any issues.
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ok I used the crystal effects, it started soaking into the felt but after i got the hang of getting it on fast it worked fine.
much easier when you can use a brad.
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