Glad it was helpful!

Thank you so much for watching. I am still a big fan of Alene's as my "go to" glue for most projects but I always encourage everyone to take a look at what they currently have in their stash and what the label says it is for before going out and purchasing anything new. It is always good to shop and use your own stash first.

Thanks so much for watching and leaving a comment. I always enjoy knowing what types of videos everyone likes.

Thanks so much for watching and commenting Pam. I believe a lot of ladies love the Art Institute glue and like this for their go to glue. I have used this glue way back when I used to use their glitter on card making projects but my local store no longer carries it so haven't used it in a long time but what I know about this glue it would definitely be a great glue to use in journal making. Thanks again for leaving a commenting and sharing your favorite glue with everyone.

Thanks so much for the lovely comment.

Thanks for watching. I wish I had a few more glues to compare as I know there are a lot of new ones out there that people are talking about but I tend to use what I can find locally and only seek out new glues when the ones that I have don't work.

Thank you.

Thank you so much for watching and taking the time to comment!

Thanks so much for watching.

Thanks so much for watching and glad you found the info helpful. Again if you are just starting out check out your current stash of glues and see what the labels say and how the glue can be used before going out and purchasing anything.

Thanks so much! I just really wanted to get the point across on how important it is to read the labels on the glues that we own and buy and that a lot of different glues will work just fine especially when you are just gluing paper to paper. It is definitely easy to get caught up in what everyone else is buying and using when sometimes we have a product that will work just fine in our own stashes.

Thanks so much for watching. Hopefully I was able to answer a few questions. Good luck with your journal and don't forget to play and just have fun with your supplies.

Same. I just started making faux leather journals and using mod podge for everything, and it's been kinda hard to work with, makes most paper curl. Helpful video, thanks!

Thanks so much for watching and commenting. Hopefully I answered a few questions about some of the glues out there on the market and how they are used.

Thanks so much for watching. There are so many different glues out there and I encourage everyone to first look at what they have in their stash and read the labels to see what the glue is good for before running out and buying something new.

Thanks so much for watching. It seems like everyone has their favorite glues and adhesive but I thought I would share what I have found that has worked for me throughout the years. Good luck in your journal making. They are addicting to make!

Thank you so much for watching. Yes we all do have our favorites and a lot of time it is based on what we can find locally at least that is how I find my glues. I tend to use the same ones and when they are not working for me I will seek out a new glue. I would have loved to have compared more glues but I only used what is in my stash. I also believe that a lot of white glues are very similar and just really vary depending upon how much water is in the glue.

I'm a FabricTac/3 in one fan as well. But it is costly and this video helped me learn about other glues I might try. The truth is Ailene's is a glue I like but I have a 'where did I put the cap oh no another bottle dried out syndrome.' That combined with 'oh no it must have dried out squeeze harder glue volcano calamity."

Thanks so much for watching! Just remember to read your labels on the glues that you currently own as this will help decide what types of projects you can use them on.

Thanks so much for watching and commenting. I hope that you play around with the glues that you have on hand and read a few of the labels to see what they can do for you before investing in anything else. I still use my favorite glues that I mentioned in this video.

Thanks Siv! Again the biggest thing with glues is to look at what you currently have i your stash and read the labels to see what the glue works on before going out and buying anything new especially considering that a lot of glues work on paper to paper projects.

Thanks so much for watching! I probably could have done another episode on this as there are so many types of glues on the market. Again if you are just starting out take a peek at the glues that you currently have and read the labels to see if you can use what is in your current stash before buying more!

Thank you.

When it comes to glue I say try and use what you already have and read the label as you never know what will work. I actually find the best deal for Aleene's glue at Walmart. I can buy it in a 16 oz bottle as I go through quite a bit of glue in a year. I have been using it for years. I know of women in the junk journal community who strictly use the Elmer's glue for their paper to paper gluing and their journals are still holding up after 10 to 15 years. So you definitely don't need to buy expensive glue for basic paper to paper gluing.

Paper Play with Julie K How much do you pay for Aileen’s tacky glue at Walmart? Amazon has 16 ounce bottles for $3.88, which works out to $.24 per ounce.

Glad it was helpful!

Thank you Maureen I appreciate your feedback.

Thanks so much for watching.

Thanks again for watching. So far still no issues with my doubled sided tape. I would just recommend sticking with quality brands.

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Thank you so much!

Thank you. I wish I owned every type of glue out there to compare but thought I would at least compare what I had in my stash.

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Thank you Katherine!

Thanks for watching!

Thanks so much for watching.

Thank you so much for watching!

Thanks so much for watching. If you have any more questions let me know. Again the biggest thing is to read the labels of what the glue is used for and I always say start with what you have in your stash to see if it works and if you like it before going out and buying anything new.

I think mod podge works fine on covers or on canvases but would stay away from using it on your actual pages inside of a journal as I have some altered books from about 15 years ago that the pages are stuck and mod podge was used and have heard of this happening to others in their journals. Again the biggest thing you can do for yourself is to read your labels of your glue so you know what they are meant to work on. Since you are international I would still look for what you can buy locally and just read your labels to see what the glue is used for. You might find similar products to those that I mentioned just from different companies.

Paper Play with Julie K Thank you very much....I 'm going to follow your nice advices. Bye.

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I definitely think we all have our favorite glues! For this video I just used the ones that I had on hand that I thought a lot of other people might have in their stash. I didn't want to go out and buy anything new but thought I could share what I found out with my glues as I was getting a lot of questions about what glues I was using. Good to know that there is another Aleene's glue out there that people like.

Thank you so much for watching.

Thanks so much for watching. I would have loved to have compared more glues as I know there are a lot more out there on the market but I just decided to start with what I currently had in my stash.

Thank you so much for watching. It is amazing how many different glues are out there on the market.

Thanks so much for watching!

My issue with the mod podge is that if you live in a humid climate and use it for a collage medium on papers in an altered book or journal you run the risk of your papers sticking to each other over time and not being able to open up your journal or altered book. I have several altered books from way back that I did and also had friends collage in and I am no longer able to open the pages because the mod podge and humid climate made them glue shut. Yes I agree that it works great as a glue but I would never use it in a journal as I live in a humid climate in the summers. I have used the mod podge on an altered canvas and been fine and things are holding up years later but then again it isn't an item that shuts like a journal or altered book. Hopefully that makes sense.

@@PaperPlaywithJulieK Well that’s good to know I hadn’t heard about the mod podge sticking book pages together thanks for the tip

Thanks so much for watching. I am sorry to say but I haven't tried that glue before you will have to let me know how it holds up long term. I don't try to many new glues anymore unless they are gifted to me as I have found what I like and as long as I can get the product locally I will keep on buying the same thing.

So glad that technique works for you.

Thanks for watching. I don't know why it wouldn't work for that application so give it a try. I think most types of glue would work with tissue paper. If you are wanting to see the color or images on the tissue paper just make sure the glue dries clear.

Is this glue from Art Institute? If so I used to use it about 15 years ago with glitter. I am not able to find it locally anymore so I haven't used it in years. I tend to use what I can find locally. But from what I remember it is has a nice tip on it for fine detailed work and worked well of course with glitter. It is another form of white glue that is similar to so many of the glues on the market. It would work well for paper to paper gluing, however, I do not know how well it would work with gluing embellishments like buttons and flat back pearls. If you have used it for these items I would be curious to know how it holds up.

Robin, I have used the Yes paste in the past and did like it. My problem with it was that you really need to be careful making sure that the cover is on tight as mine dried out before I got to use half of it. I haven't purchased since as no one locally sells it and I try to buy as many supplies as I can locally. I have never heard anything else negative about it and remember that it was a good glue for not wrinkling my paper. At the time I only used it for card making so don't know how well it would work on heavier items. Thanks so much for watching.

I have a deep fondness for YES paste because I seem to get wrinkles with just about any kind of wet glue. You do have to keep plastic wrap between the cover and jar to keep it wet and to prevent the lid from sticking.The big plus with YES glue is that it adds body and weight to paper to paper projects. I use children's book circles glued to card stock backs with heavy thread run through the middle to make party mobiles. It works as well for paper dolls of other figures that need to have the strength to stand up. I believe it would hold up heaver items like pearls since I walked around for an hour one day with a magazine dangling from my hand that I had been using to work on.Thanks so much for this excellently researched video!

Are you talking about glue that seeps over the edges? If that is the case try and go a little lighter with the glue. I always have paper towels and baby wipes on hand near my crafting area so that when I find that I put too much glue on things I can dab gently to try and pick up the glue. Also you could try some sort of matte medium and use that as glue. When it dries it will be a matte finish versus glossy. If you are on facebook look for my craft group Paper Play with Julie K and you can post pictures in the group so I might better be able to see what you are talking about and might have more answers for you.

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Thanks for watching. I have a couple of recommendations for you to think about.....first if you have a sewing machine you can always skip the gluing process and sew the layer down, which would have no wrinkles but if that isn't an option you might want to try Yes Paste/Glue. The brand name is Yes. It is a drier glue and you either spread it using your fingers or use an old plastic gift card. You want a nice even thin layer of this glue. This glue is known for not having wrinkles once it dries. I have had this glue in the past and it works great and used to use it a lot with lighter weight scrapbooking paper but it had a tendency to dry out on me and I always ended up using my fingers to apply it and didn't like the messy fingers. This glue comes in a tub type container. I also think that there is another brand on the market that is similar but off hand I can't think of the name. Overall I think the fabri-tac type glue might be too wet for what you want but if that is all you have it is always good to go with a smaller amount of glue and possibly just go around the edges of the paper and not fill in the glue. I would also maybe try it out on a scrap piece of paper to see how it works and dries before committing to a glue for your magazine paper. I also believe that some people like to use glue sticks for magazine paper but my experience in the long run is that things can fall apart with glue sticks but the quality might be better these days and I admit that I haven't tried glue sticks in awhile.

Paper Play with Julie K Nori pasts works similarly to Yes paste. Is that what you were thinking of?

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Yes I have used Gorilla glue but I guess it is just with home projects. I have never tried it on any paper crafting. I don't think I have any anymore but the next time I see my dad I will see if he has any for me to try out after I read the label and see specifically what it is good for.

I am the same way with the mod podge but I still had it in my stash and wanted to discuss it versus the matte medium.