Bowls of glitter?! Yes please! Haha! 😊 Aaah, so dreamy! 💕 It's definitely an amazing glue. Thanks for your great comment, Ruthann.

That is great to know, Linda! I am grateful for your kind words and happy it was of help to you.

Thanks so much for watching, Tracie! I appreciate your comment. 💕

That’s so important for everyone to know. It’s worth noting that the AGG company actually refuses to deliver it during the colder months.

Hi Gina, thank you for sharing your experience. I am glad the Bearly Art Glue is working out so well for you. I am a seasoned cardmaker and I still need plenty of wiggle room, LOL! 😁 Happy crafting! Let me know if you ever need help with anything.

My pleasure, Jennifer!

My pleasure, Esther. 👍🏻

Thank you, Barbara! You're so kind.

My pleasure, Eileen! 😊

Aww, thank you so much!!

You're very welcome! ☺️

You are very welcome 😊

Thanks Julie!

I am so happy this was helpful for you. Thank you for your kind comment.

Ann Terranova glad to help. Thanks for watching.

I am so happy this review was helpful. Thanks for watching and commenting... I really appreciate it.

Thanks so much for letting me know your experience with both glues.

My pleasure, Marian!

rochelle nowik Thank you for the valuable input. I am curious if the cleaning pin that comes with the Bearly Art glue can be used for storage... but I didn't want to try since I was afraid it might ruin my whole bottle of glue if it didn't work.

Yes the pin is stainless steel. If you lose or bend the pin buy replacement pin at the fabric store. You MUST buy the rust proof straight pins.

@@MultiplicityCrafts Simon Says Stamp has a special stopper ("bearly glue rubber stopper" they call it) you can put on top of the fine tip, so you don't have to permanently use the needle or the stop that the Bearly Glue also provides (but don't like to constantly change tips)

Jeanie Ellis Awesome! Thanks my friend!

You are very welcome, Faiyth.

I use AGG on fabric with great success.

Thanks for watching! 😊

That's awesome! Thanks for sharing your experience.

That's how I learned about AGG thru stained glass technique. That was a LONG TIME AGO

Thanks for watching! 😊

You are so kind! Thank you so very much.

eastwickspaperandink Thanks Katy, so glad you found this helpful. 😊

That's great to know, Betsy... Thanks for sharing your experience.

Thanks for being honest!

Thank you, Vanessa... I am so happy it was helpful for you!

Norine Mueller Thanks for watching!!

Hi Sue, great to see your comment. Have a wonderful week! 😊

Thank you for watching!

Patricia R Carmichael Be sure to rinse out the applicator tips after use. I hope you like it.

@Patricia R Carmichael How are you liking the Bearly Art Glue now?

That's very insightful... thanks for sharing this info. Let me know what you think of the BAG. I love mine! The only thing I noticed was if it got too warm (I had it sitting near a warm metal lamp base) it was a little thinner than usual. I would assume the same applies if it gets too warm in shipping. But normally, its an awesome product.

Hmm, I don't know for certain. If it were the same ounces... possibly. However, it would be a risk to try since it might not get a tight seal.

Very good information to take note of, my friend. Thanks for watching. 💕

Me Too! Your comment is almost the same as mine

Thanks for watching, Agnes. Blessings.

Thank you for watching! 😊

😊You're very welcome, Jeanne. I really appreciate you sharing your thoughts.

You're very welcome. I am sort of 50/50 on the glues. I find both glues to be very strong hold. I prefer the fine metal tip of the AGG. The BAG can be shipped in cold weather, but it got a little watery in the heat. However, I like that the BAG gives me more time to work with than the AGG (the AGG is very fast drying) I am very happy with both. 😊

@@MultiplicityCrafts thank you! It’s great that both are such strong glues, feels like you can always have a backup glue with either one. Yes I agree I love the fine tip on the AGG as well. Thanks for your great video and feedback, much appreciated.

Yes, the metal cap has threads inside of it that dig into the soft plastic tip and create it's own threads as you screw it on.

@@MultiplicityCrafts Thank you for your response! Be well and happy crafting!

Thanks for sharing your experience, Cynthia. 💕

Thanks so much for sharing your experience with the Bearly Art Glue. I appreciate your input, Marilyn! I have lost my tips to my Bearly Art Glue since making this video - haha! I need to deep clean out all of my craft area to locate them.

@@MultiplicityCrafts LOL! I was afraid that would happen to me, so bought a second "tip kit"...thinking it was only about $5/6...

@@mpbailey18 You are very wise!! 😊

Thank you, Bonnie!

Maybe look for HAT PINS in BRIDAL SECTIONS of craft stores & bridal boutiques??

Bearly Art now sells the pins in a 10 pack!

I actually did misplace mine, haha! So, I poured my Bearly Art Glue into my Art Glitter Glue empty bottle with the pin. 😊 I like both glues so either works and you can put a pin in the Bearly Art Glue also. Glad you found this helpful and found a great glue to work with.

Thank you for watching... I loved reading your feedback.

I store my bearly art glue with their long pin in the top every time and no issues, just fyi

@@jolexasjo That's great to know... thank you for this helpful information!

@@jolexasjo Oooo...GOOD Info!!!

Thank you for commenting. 😊

Oh no, so sorry to hear that, Cindy. I am afraid that you may just have to order a new bottle and tip. Thankfully, they are affordable.

Mine did the same. I just glued the ball back on.

I've done this, too. Turned the top of my glue rust colored.

The Bearly Art Glue gives more wiggle time but is still fast drying.

I have only used Bearly Art glue and it does dry quickly. The thicker you apply it, the more wiggle room there is. I have applied it quite thinly although evenly, all over a surface and maybe had a couple of seconds before it was too stuck to move, even with moistened fingers. I applied it more thickly and it gave me plenty of time to adjust and get just right into place.

Enjoy your new glue! ❤️

@@MultiplicityCrafts Thanx ! Still enjoying it haha

@@Pebblesmas mag ik vragen van waar je de bearly craft glue hebt? Ik woon ook in Nederland en zou het dolgraag willen bestellen.

Thanks for your input, Mary Ellen. My Bearly Art Glue got too warm once and it did make it watery. However, once it cooled, it seemed okay. I don't have experience with it freezing but it is supposed to rethaw and regain its former consistency. I agree that the labeling is a bit confusing but maybe it is cautioning not to purposely freeze or heat?? I like both of them but my first love is the Art Glitter Glue. 😉

If you get the tip kit, it comes with a storage tip and cleaning pin. It is possible that it could be stored with the pin but I haven't tried it so didn't want to advise it. Also, the flat lid that comes with the glue is great for storage. But yes, the pin works great if you get a clog in the fine metal tip.

I leave the pin in my Bearly Art Glue when not in use. If you lose the pin do not use just any straight pin as it will rust; purchase rust-proof straight pins at your fabric shop.

rochelle nowik Do you use the pin that comes with the BA glue?

Yes I do

No odor in my experience.

Yes! Isn't that great to have the rubber stopper now? I also found that the cleaning pin which comes with the Bearly Art Glue works as a storage tip, also - provided the glue is stored upright. I'm with you, Mary... I definitely need the extra wiggle room! 😃

Yes, that's definitely convenient for it to be available year round. Thank you for your input, Brenda.

You are very welcome, Deborah. Have a great week! 🙂

Thank you for sharing your experience! 🙂

Hi Denise, I agree with you. The Art Glitter glue dries super fast but has a great hold! I feel my Bearly Art glue is just as strong but gives me a bit more time to make adjustments. Thanks so much for watching. 😊

Oh no! I didn't see that. Very good information to know. It's actually very similar to the Art Glitter glue.

Hey! I know this product is 5 months old and I'm not sure if you were able to find any Bearly Art Glue yet but I found mine on Amazon Canada! I hope that helps!

@@veronicawalters4534 thanks! I'll check it out! :)

Thank you for sharing your experience

Thank you! 😊

In a way, I think it's a bit easier to unclog only because the pin it comes with is longer. You likely already do this, but wanted to mention to make sure pin head sits directly flush with metal tip for storage and there isn't a thin layer of glue near the pin head preventing this seal (or on the nozzle of the fine metal tip). Another option Bearly Art Glue has is a rubber stopper option. Both glues definitely have the ability to clog, but I think the longer pin is key. Also, I always store my glue upright. I hope this helps you Debbie.

I always rinse the tip hot water in a cup and a q tip don't have an isdue

I leave my steel pin in my Bearly Art glue and never have issues with clogging.

That's a great question... unfortunately, I haven't tried them on fabric.

In the Bearly Art Glue or Art Glitter Glue?

Art glitter glue

Thank you for sharing your experience.

Thank you for that input. BAG is not as thick apparently and it has seeped out from under the paper when I apply the glue very close to the edge, however I don't really mind that. But it is a decent point between the two.

With both glues, it is within seconds. The Art Glitter Glue dries fastest... approximately in 10 seconds or so.

@@MultiplicityCrafts Thank you so very much! 😌

Glad you have found a glue you love! Thanks for watching. 😊

Hi Craft Princess ...QUESTIONS, p l e a s e!! Is there more than one BEACON product? If so, which do you use for paper crafting? Does it DRY MATTE? Does it WRINKLE or WARP thin papers? Thank you for whatever help you can give me!

@@amkarei There are many Beacon adhesives, all with a different purpose. I have been using Beacon 3 in 1 for about 10 years and also use Beacon Fabri Tac. Both are great for paper crafting, but Fabri Tac can be used for many other things such a wood, leather, fabric, etc. It does not wrinkle or warp anything I've used it on. I don't know how thin of paper you are referring too though. About it drying matte......I guess it might be matte. If I have any excess on something I just rub it off, so I really don't pay attention to whether it's matte or not. It rubs off easy with your fingers or with a glue eraser. I love it and have tried many other glues just to through them away. I keep plenty of Beacon 3 in 1 and Fabri Tac on hand so I'm never without it. It holds beautifully......quick tack but time for a little wigggle room....and have never had anything come apart. I use it in almost every video I make if you happen to watch my channel. I use it for making cards, mini albums, and all of my paper crafting. I also use it for my home decor projects. I would highly recommend it.

@@janiethecraftprincess Thanks for the input, and I do catch your videos (often AFTER others are in bed when I get control of the equipment!)

jennifer brady Actually, the prices are correct since I was comparing the 2 ounce on both. 😊

Carol Owen Awesome!! 😊

Carol.... so you would choose Bearly Art over AG?

@@maryannsomers4298 Notice you didn't get an answer to that question? I would like to know as well but my guess is that maybe she needed to use it awhile before making that decision.

@@natmcculley4423 No mystery, may be Coyoterdhd didn’t check for a response?

Thanks for the valuable input, Lisa. I am also branching out and trying more liquid glues... the Tombow glue is very popular and available in stores. I hope you find a glue you love.

@@MultiplicityCrafts I found some old notes on liquid glues (can't remember & didn't note who the presenter was...darn!!) wherein I noted "TomBow multi mono: No Warping; Great Hold; DRIES TACKY!" Thought you'd like to know, but do NOT take this as "gospel"! P.S.: Love your voice!

@@amkarei @amkarei Thank you so much. i have tried the Tombow... I find it is a good glue but not as strong as the Bearly Art Glue or the Art Glitter Glue. Thank you for your kind compliment. :)

Thanks so much... what kind of glue do you use, my friend?

I use whatever is available..the white glue used for kids projects 🙈 Also Aileens tacky for more strength sometimes.

Great question, Roberta... I didn't want my review to be biased, so I am letting my viewers decide which one they prefer without my opinion influencing their choice. 😊

@@MultiplicityCrafts I've seen comments singing praises for both of these products but I'd VERY much like to find a liquid glue that DRIES MATTE, cuz I can never gauge the amount needed to stick down the EDGES withOUT oozing out from under!

@@amkarei I still find a very small amount of shine with these glues but it's not bad. The thing I had to learn was to put my glue not so close the the edge of the paper as this will allow room for it to seep. I hope this helps.

@@MultiplicityCrafts That'd be a neat trick if I could master it, but I'm dealing with a botched cataract surgery, so I "don't always SEE what I'm looking at" !! Makes it difficult to follow a line so to speak.

@@amkarei Aww, bless your heart. I can definitely understand how that would make it very difficult.

Oh no... I am sorry to hear about your experience. I will say, since it's so fast-drying, it needs to be re-capped if it's idle for more than a few seconds. Bearly Art Glue might be another option for you. But, Elmers is always a good, reliable glue too.