This is all good advice that I’ve used with success. I’ve remembered especially not to use tape for pockets. Tape will stick to anything put in a pocket. I use Tombow glue in the green bottle. I put that glue into a needle-tipped applicator bottle. I use it all the time! I used it yesterday to fix torn binding on my old Betty Crocker. It also removes readily with an adhesive eraser. The needle tip and the glue eraser are 2 of my favorite tools. Thanks for your advice. I use it.

Thank you for this information, the struggle is real when it comes to adhesives, I live in Eastern Canada and have found that adhesives react so differently depending on the seasons, which makes it so difficult to create projects. I finally found "YES" on Amazon this morning...looking forward to seeing how it reacts.

Thank you! I tend to use Aleene's for most things but i think i need the Yes paste!

this was great. thx! i hvnt tried the scotch pen tip, but i use tombow mono aqua whatever. it’s good and things stay stuck with it.

Wonderful! Great tips!

Thank you so much! Leaned some important tips!

I really need this information. I don't know that there are other adhesives used for fabrics and paper. Thank you for sharing.

Thank you for the information and tips.

Great video, Thank you for sharing. Amazing.

If you want to use the Fabri-tac on thinner fabric without it bleeding through, or any glue on fabric without it bleeding through for that matter, make the fabric into book cloth. There are two methods: 1) Glue rice paper to the back of the fabric with homemade wheat paste, smooth with a brayer or bonefolder, let dry and cut to size, or 2) iron on tissue paper to the back of the fabric with sheets of Heat n Bond, then cut to size. You can find tutorials for both of these methods, but they will both keep the Fabri-tac from bleeding through the fabric. If you use wheat paste I recommend rice paper, and if you decide to use the iron-on adhesive I recommend tissue paper.

Thank you so much! Another really helpful video!

Great review! I use Aleene's a lot. Using a very small amt helps with the lack of buckling. Oh, and we *need* to see a flip-through of that journal! It looks absolutely "delicious!" Thanks so much! Hugs!

Oops... forgot to say 'thank you' for the video! It was very helpful :)

Thank you!

I just had a problem with shiny paper also.I added a really nice shiny page from a book. I had thinned down Fabritac with real acetone(I really like it thinner easier to work with) I added a tuck spot and it totally popped off page! Thankfully it didn't leave mark. If I ever add something to shiny page again I'm sewing it on

This was wonderful, thank you! I would like to ask because of the issues we run into with Fabri-tac on thinner fabrics, like you mentioned, what have you found that you like to use instead? Thank you so much!

Thanks for your tips Debbie anne :) I have a question about the Yes paste- I recently got it and wanted to use it to adhere paper on the cover of small note books. But the glue dried so fast that I couldn’t use it- I’m wondering if yours dry so fast too? Maybe the one I got at my local shop is old.. 🤔

I realize this video is older, but I wondered if you could please tell me what you would use to stick two thin papers together? For instance, a thin scrapbook paper and back it with thin coffee dyed paper. Thanks!

Is the Yes paste wet enough to cause wrinkling or warping in thin papers?

If I dint have any fab a tac fir my fabric I putting on a bubble envelope what can I use I'm going to sew any hiw but after I need to glue on lace on top ofbareas I sew can I use the alines. Tacky gluebi notice my glue gun has some things just come often I don't know why please also I tried to buy fab a tac on amazon but 8t said that it don't ship to me ??

Does the product YES leave a shiny sheen ? Meaning if I glue card stock paper to my journal cover and I get some on my fingers and touch the front, will that leave a shiny shhen?

What kind of Glue works for thinner paper

What do you recommend for vellum? Tfs