Easy DIY Paper Flowers Bouquet with Tacky Glue
Let’s dive into this easy, step-by step tutorial on how to make crepe paper flowers using a pencil and Aleene’s Tacky Glue.
Customize Your Canvas Shoes with Fabric Glue
Here we explore three delightful ways to decorate your canvas shoes using Aleene’s notions adhesives: with lace, soft blue fabric butterflies and pearls.
How to Create a Charming Halloween Ghost Pillow & Pumpkin Pennant
This step-by-step guide will show you how to create a charming Halloween pillow adorned with hand-embroidered felt ghosts and a pumpkin pennant with a glittery stem.
Aleene’s Favorites: Vintage Bread Dough Technique with Tacky Glue
This tutorial from Aleene’s daughters Tiffany Windsor and Heidi Borchers will show you how to use Aleene’s bread dough technique to create a vintage-inspired floral vase!
Aleene's Favorites: Burnt Brown Paper Bag Technique with Tacky Glue
Celebrate 75 years of Tacky Glue and learn how to turn plain brown paper bags into burnished metallic décor!
13 Easy Cottagecore Décor DIYs with Aleene’s
Discover the charm of the cottagecore aesthetic with Aleene's! Whether you're creating unique cottagecore style outfits or whimsical DIY cottagecore décor, Aleene's has the perfect adhesive for every project.
10 Creative Glass Crafts to Make with Aleene's
Get ready to craft with glass! Glass is great for crafting because of its versatility you can create anything from mason jar crafts to ornaments, decor and more! We've got a great list of creative glass crafts to try with Aleene's, so grab some glue and get inspired for your next DIY! 1. DIY Glitter Polka Dot Jar Do you have a storage jar that needs a little sparkle? Everything is better with glitter, including this simple glass craft! Place some Instant Tacky Dots onto a plain glass jar and roll it in glitter for an amazingly easy transformation. This glittery polka dot jar is ready to display right away no need to wait for glue to dry! 2. Faux Geode Planter Glass Craft A geode-inspired planter will add an elegant aura to any home! Creating a planter with authentic crystals can be expensive, but colored glass makes it look like the real deal for a fraction of the price. This creative glass craft uses Liquid Fusion Performance Adhesive for heavy-duty hold that dries crystal clear! 3. DIY Glass Gem Apple Mason Jar Craft If you've tried crafting with glass gems before, you probably know how frustrating it is when those delicate gems start to slip and fall off. Luckily, this mason jar craft is as easy as apple pie thanks to Aleene's Ultimate Adhesive. Allow the adhesive to set and become tacky before pressing the pieces together for a super strong hold. This simple glass craft is perfect for autumn and makes a great gift for teachers, too! 4. Photo Frame Glass Craft Here's a glass craft that's perfect for displaying your favorite photos! Use paint markers on a glass panel to create a simple yet stunning frame, then display your favorite photos with Aleene's Tack-it Over & Over. This repositionable temporary adhesive allows you to change out your photos as you make new memories, so you can get super creative with your display! 5. Salt Luminaries Mason Jar Craft This mason jar craft will fill your home with warm, ambient light! Whether you're displaying these jars for the holidays or just want to set a relaxing vibe for your room, you'll love the ambience these salt luminaries bring. It's incredibly easy to make your own salt luminaries with Aleene's Original Tacky Glue just coat the jar with glue, roll it in Epsom salt, and allow to dry. Try personalizing this glass craft with a name or a short word for an extra boost of creativity! 6. Glittered Wine Glass Craft Give your glassware a glow up with glitter! Start planning your next wine night and try this gorgeous wine glass craft to impress your guests. Aleene's Original Tacky Glue is perfect for this sparkly project brush on the glue, pour on the glitter, and allow to dry overnight. These glittered glasses add a festive touch to celebratory occasions and can elevate your casual gatherings, too! 7. Mosaic Luminary Mason Jar Craft Who doesn't love abstract mosaic art? This mason jar craft uses Aleene's Ultimate with glass tiles to make a colorful mosaic luminary. The best part of this glass craft is that there's no wrong way to place the tiles, so you can get creative with your mosaic designs! Once the glue has dried, place a tea light inside to create a soft, glowing ambience. 8. Simple Terrarium Glass Craft Add a touch of greenery to your space with this easy glass craft! Learn how to glue wood to glass with Aleene's Craft DIY Super Glue and create your own simple terrarium. Fill your DIY terrarium with rocks, moss, and soil, then plant your cacti to start a succulent indoor garden! 9. Faux Stained Glass Mason Jar Craft Put a twist on traditional luminaries with a faux stained glass technique that's super easy to DIY with Aleene's Original Tacky Glue! We added Halloween-themed embellishments like spiders and googly eyes to this seasonal mason jar craft, but you can switch out your colors and add-ons for any theme, any time of year! 10. DIY Glitter Ornaments Glass Craft This glass craft is the perfect way to add some sparkle to the holidays! Create custom ornaments with your favorite colors and gorgeous glitter designs. It's never too early to get ready for the most wonderful time of the year all you need to transform your plain glass ornaments is Aleene's Clear Gel Tacky Glue and a whole lot of glitter! What other glass crafts will you create with Aleene's? Show us what you're working on and tag us on social media @AleenesDIY! Check out these links and get inspired for your next project! Explore more glass crafts Shop craft glues Frequently asked questions
Everything You Wanted to Know About Slime Trends & How to Make Slime
If you are around kids at all, you're likely familiar with the slime craze. And if you live with kids who are into DIY crafts or who simply love to experiment, you're undoubtedly well acquainted with DIY slime and all of its variations. To those less familiar, and for those who think slime is the stuff of Nickelodeon game shows from the 90s or what goops the Ghostbusters when capturing ghosts, this type of slime is a relatively new phenomenon. Slime actually only requires a few ingredients and is a simple concoction of glue, borax and water that produces a putty-like substance. There are borax-free versions however, as well as variant recipes that call for shaving cream, cornstarch, contact solution, and other household items. The silliest part of slime that kids seem to be enjoying - aside from making it - is sticking a finger into it and then pulling it out to produce a funny little slurping noise, as organic and satisfying as the popping of bubble wrap. The History of the Slime Trend Long known as Gak, slime is actually not new: slime recipes have been floating around the internet for decades. But the recent trend with all of its variations owes its explosive popularity to social media. The revival of the slime trend started in 2015 with a few young people posting slime videos showing how to make slime as well as videos of people playing with slime to Instagram. Followers came soon after, and accounts featuring similar videos blossomed. Other kids discovered these videos in their own social media feeds and started Instagram and YouTube accounts to feature their own experiments and creations. Many of the how to make slime videos involved adding secret ingredients to achieve unique properties and characteristics. Can you believe that searching for "how to make slime" on YouTube now yields more than 7 million results?! Why Slime is So Popular Many young budding chemists enjoy the process of making slime, even more than playing with it. Makers post new videos of how to make slime unique on social media to share with their friends and other DIYers worldwide. New creations keep the hobby fresh. But the real source of slime's popularity may be auditory in nature. The appeal of the videos often featuring a tub of slime being poked at repeated lyis that distinctive slurping sound the slime produces when moved, stretched and interacted with. The slime obsession has created several social media celebrities. @slime_baew, a teenage Thai slimer, has nearly 300K followers; her most popular video has been viewed more than 3 million times. YouTube user's diy satisfying MOST SATISFYING SLIME VIDEO EVER!!! has nearly 12 million views. Some enterprising young people have even capitalized on the popularity of slime. Kids are selling their slime to friends at school, and some are even selling online. A 14-year-old in Florida, for instance, has her own Etsy shop for slime to cater to her 50K Instagram followers. It helps that parents are for the most part supportive of their kids' hobby, citing the creativity and hands-on nature of making slime. And while Instagramming and posting to social media are a significant part of the fun, making slime doesn't involve significant screen time. Perhaps best of all, it's an affordable hobby, as expenses are limited to a few low-cost ingredients (like common crafting supplies and household adhesives) and storage materials. It's inexpensiveness and super fun appeal has actually led to glues flying off of the shelves at stores, as budding DIYers can't wait to get their hands (literally) into the fun and silliness of slime! How to Make Slime The basic slime recipe is simple: add borax and liquid dye to glue! It's just one of the Aleene's Tacky Glue uses. Simple Slime See our Easy Tacky Glue Slime Video. See images of this Slime Project. INGREDIENTS: Aleene's Original Tacky Glue 4 oz. bottle or Aleene's Clear Gel Tacky Glue 4 oz bottle 2 tablespoons food coloring or Tulip Fabric Paint in your color of choice 1 tablespoon Borax Multi-Purpose Household Cleaner (Sodium tetraborate) INSTRUCTIONS: Squeeze entire bottle of glue into a bowl or plastic container. You may need to slightly dilute leftover glue in the bottle with water to empty completely. Stir in the food coloring. Mix in the Borax. Keep stirring and it will start clumping up into slime. At some point you'll want to get your hands in there and work it around. Tip: Slime will last several weeks when stored in a tightly sealed bag. Can be stored at room temperature. Of course, there are hundreds of variations of slime to make. Here are our favorites: Easy Glitter Slime See our Easy Glitter Slime DIY video. And check out our other glitter and glue DIY! See images of this Slime Project. INGREDIENTS: Aleene's Clear Gel Tacky Glue 4 oz bottle 2 tablespoons water 2 tablespoons food coloring or Tulip Fabric Paint in your color of choice 2 tablespoons glitter 4 tablespoons liquid starch INSTRUCTIONS: Squeeze entire bottle of glue into a bowl or plastic container. You may need to slightly dilute leftover glue in the bottle with water to empty completely. Add the water to the glue and stir. Stir in the food coloring. Stir in the glitter. Stir in the liquid starch. Keep stirring and it will start clumping up into slime. At some point you'll want to get your hands in there and work it around. Tip: Slime will last several weeks when stored in a tightly sealed bag. Can be stored at room temperature. Fluffy Slime See our How to Make Fluffy Slime video. See images of this Slime Project. INGREDIENTS: Aleene's Original Tacky Glue 4 oz. bottle 2 tablespoons food coloring or Tulip Fabric Paint in your color of choice 2 cups water, separated 1 tablespoon Borax Multi-Purpose Household Cleaner (Sodium tetraborate) 2 tablespoons lotion 1 cup shaving cream INSTRUCTIONS: Squeeze entire bottle of glue into a bowl or plastic container. You may need to slightly dilute leftover glue in the bottle with water to empty completely. Add the food coloring and 1 cup of water to the glue and stir. In a separate bowl, combine the Borax with 1 cup of hot water. Add the lotion and shaving cream to the glue mixture and stir to combine. Add the Borax water to the glue mixture. Keep stirring and it will start clumping up into slime. At some point you'll want to get your hands in there and work it around. Tip: Slime will last several weeks when stored in a tightly sealed bag. Can be stored at room temperature.
How To Add Patches to Your Denim Jacket
Heading back to school can get very expensive, between school supplies, extracurricular activities and new clothing, but it doesn't have to be! Denim jackets are pretty much a staple in most wardrobes, but even if you don't have one on the ready, you can most likely find one at a used clothing store or discount retailer for super cheap.Patches are a great way to add your personality and style to a jean jacket, and with all of the different patches out there, your options for a truly unique jacket are endless! Even better, with Aleene's Fabric Fusion, you don't even need to know how to sew to make those patches permanent on your jacket.Apply Fabric Fusion to the backs of the patches or to the jacket where the patches will be. Tip: A little bit of glue goes a long way! Apply Fabric Fusion sparingly for best results. Press the patches in place and let dry for time recommended in instructions. You can use sewing pins to hold the patches in place while the glue dries. Once dry, you're ready to for the cold weather so you can show off your DIY style!SHOP NOW
What is Craft Glue?
Craft glue is any water-based adhesive that can be used for crafting projects such as school art projects, simple fix-its, and hobbies including making slime. Basically any quick-drying, non-industrial glues can be considered craft glues. Often times craft glues are white glues and clean up easily with soap and water; many are nontoxic, making them great for kids' crafting projects. Craft glues can come in liquid or solid (stick) form and can be used to affix materials like paper, wood, plastic, foam, and even fabric. Metal glue can be used to create or repair jewelry; other glues for metal can affix metal to wood for repairing or decorating furniture, as well as for creating artwork. Fabric adhesives like permanent fabric glue and washable fabric glue can help revamp an entire wardrobe, enabling no-sew enthusiasts and DIY designers alike to create unique, custom fashion pieces. Tacky Glue's uses are extremely varied thanks to its nontoxic formula and clear finish when dry. It also tacks faster and dries faster than other crafting glues, is super reliable (this adhesive has been around for 50 years and counting, after all), and dries super strong and permanent. Craft glue is all the rage right now, with trends like DIY slime popping up. And Tacky Glue is a primary ingredient of slime! Find out how to make your own tacky slime in just minutes.
How to Glue Plastic with Aleene's Best Plastic Glues
Gluing plastic can be extremely tricky, and success is not always possible. Using the right adhesive for the right material is the trick to achieving a solid result! Aleene's has some of the best plastic glues for a variety of projects. In this article, we'll show you how to glue plastic using Aleene's and give you some essential tips for success. 1. What is plastic glue? Plastic glues are selected based on the types of plastics being bonded and the specific application requirements. They are commonly used for various projects, including plastic repairs, crafts, and DIY applications. Soft plastics are flexible and lightweight, able to bend and deform without breaking, making them suitable for applications like seals, gaskets, and flexible tubing. In contrast, hard plastics are rigid, retaining their shape and offering durability and strength; they are commonly used in items such as water bottles, automotive parts, and rigid containers. Be sure to choose the best plastic glue for your project based on the types of plastics being bonded. Keep in mind that some plastics will glue better than others, but success isn't always guaranteed with any glue. Best plastic glues for your project: Aleene's offers several types of adhesives suitable for gluing plastic! Each of these adhesives has unique characteristics and application methods. Before starting your project, carefully read the labels and select the best plastic glue that suits your needs. Liquid Fusion Performance Adhesive Liquid Fusion Performance Adhesive breaks through the barriers of traditional urethane glues with versatile, powerhouse strength that's non-foaming, and low odor. Its proprietary clear formula provides incredible holding power to surfaces, forming waterproof bonds with maximum staying power. Aleene's The Ultimate Multi-Surface Adhesive There's only one glue you need when it comes to strength and versatility: Aleene's The Ultimate Multi-Surface Adhesive! This industrial-strength glue provides exceptional adhesion to indoor and outdoor projects with a UV and waterproof formula that dries clear and fast. This all-purpose, powerhouse glue is strong enough to use on the toughest of surfaces but safe enough to use with your paper and mixed media projects. Aleene's Rapid Dry Mixed Media Adhesive Aleene's Rapid Dry Mixed-Media Adhesive is the perfect adhesive for your mixed media projects! This incredibly fast drying formula grabs items instantly, sets in just minutes, and dries clear with a super strong hold. This acid and lignin free adhesive works on almost any surface, from heavy-duty metal and stone to lightweight photo and paper crafts, plastics, and more! Aleene's Jewelry & Metal Glue Aleene's Jewelry & Metal Glue is your go-to glue when you need an easy solution for creating or repairing jewelry easily, quickly, and permanently. Its no-drip, no-run formula provides precision control and dries crystal clear with a super strong and permanent bond. This hard-working glue is waterproof and impact-resistant too! Instantly bond plastic, beads, metals, stones, glass, and more. Aleene's DIY Craft Super Glue Gel Aleene's DIY Craft Super Glue is the perfect adhesive for all of your heavy-duty craft projects. This industrial-strength gel adhesive is easy to apply, dries quickly and works permanently on a variety of surfaces including: plastic, metal, glass, plastic, wood, fabric and more. Great for both indoor and outdoor projects. Comes in a liquid formula, too! 2. Prepare your plastic surface You'll need to properly prepare the surfaces to be bonded when working with plastic! For an extra-strong bond, we recommend sanding shiny surfaces with a fine-grit sandpaper. This will create a rough surface for the adhesive to grab onto. Clean the plastic with soap or rubbing alcohol and allow to dry thoroughly. Avoid touching the plastic with bare hands to minimize oily residue. 3. Apply glue to plastic Once you've chosen the best plastic glue for your project and have prepped the project's surface, apply the glue to the surfaces to be bonded. Some of our best plastic glues have a precision tip, but you can also use a small paintbrush, wooden skewer, or other small tools for detailed glue application. Gently squeeze the glue onto one of the plastic surfaces. Avoid using too much glue, as excess adhesive may seep out when you join the pieces together. 4. Press pieces together Pressing the pieces together while the glue cures will create an ultra-strong bond. Use a clamp, tape, or elastics to hold parts firmly together while glue dries. Typically, the adhesive will set within a few minutes to an hour, but complete curing may take up to 24 hours. Avoid putting stress on the bonded area until the glue is fully cured. 5. Clean up Clean up any excess glue immediately with a damp cloth or sponge while the adhesive is still wet. Once the glue dries, removing it can be more challenging. Clean the tip before replacing the cap and store your adhesive in a cool, dry place. Extra tips for success Here are some extra tips to help you with your next plastic glue project! Test the glue on a small, inconspicuous area before starting your project to ensure compatibility with the plastic material. Work in a well-ventilated area to avoid inhaling fumes from the adhesive. For optimal bonding, ensure that both surfaces fit together snugly without gaps. Now you're ready to create some plastic projects with Aleene's! Show us your best plastic glue DIYs or repairs and tag us on social media @aleenesDIY. 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How To: Gluing Glass to Wood
Forget clamps, tacks, bindings and other nonsense: using glue to attach glass to wood is easier and less likely to result in frustration, mishaps and mess ups! So whether you're a weekend woodworking warrior installing transparent doors on your display case or attempting to attach wood letter cut-outs toa mirror or pane of glass, you'll be best served using Aleene's Glass and Bead Adhesive. This industrial-strength glass glue works on slick, hard-to-hold surfaces, grabs items instantly, dries clear, and is water resistant. There are just a few easy steps to follow when securing wood to glass with this industrial-strength glue. Use sandpaper to smooth any uneven or raised spots on the wood where you will be attaching glass. Clean the surfaces to be bonded together. Use a damp cloth to remove any dust from the wood pieces. Use glass cleaner and paper towels to clean the glass pieces. Make sure all pieces are dry before gluing together. Apply a small amount of glue to the surface of the glass piece and another small amount to the surface of the wood piece. Press the piece of wood to the glass and hold for a few seconds. If necessary, remove any misplaced glue on the glass surface with a damp cloth, or carefully use a razor blade if the glue has already dried. Allow the glue to cure for 24 hours. Check out our video demonstrating how to glue glass to create simple terrariums.
DIY Yarn Art with Tacky Glue
Yarn art may look super intricate, but it’s surprisingly easy to make! Learn how to create DIY yarn art using Aleene’s Fabric Glue with this tutorial from Craft Box Girls. This simple craft uses a variety of yarns to create colorful wavy patterns for a bold piece of wall décor that’s begging to be displayed. What are you waiting for? Grab your glue, get in the zone, and make some unique yarn art! What you need: Fabric Glue Yarn, in a variety of colors Scissors Canvas Tweezers (optional) Step 1 Gather your materials for this DIY yarn art project! Select which colors of yarn you'd like to use Craft Box Girls used a bright rainbow palette for this project, but you can create any color scheme that fits your home décor best! Step 2 Cut a few lengths of yarn from each color. Place a piece of yarn on the canvas and envision how you want your wavy DIY yarn art to look. Once you're satisfied with the placement, secure the yarn with a line of Aleene's Fabric Glue. Step 3 Glue the next piece of yarn following the pattern of the first, and repeat until you've used all of the colors for your DIY yarn art. Step 4 Repeat this process to cover your canvas in colorful yarn art! Step 5 Craft Box Girls also left a bit of white space on the canvas to make their DIY yarn art really pop! Once your canvas is full of colorful yarn, trim the excess with sharp scissors. Step 6 Aleenes Fabric Glue dries super fast, so your DIY yarn art will be ready to display in no time! Admire your artwork and hang it on your wall for a piece of unique home décor! Will you be making your own DIY yarn art? Show us how you use Turbo Tacky Glue for your arts & crafts and tag us on social media @AleenesDIY!
How to Make Fake Snow and Christmas Countdown Decor with Aleene's Glues
‘Tis the season to count down to Christmas! Follow this holiday how-to from Craft Box Girls and learn how to make your own papier mâché Christmas advent calendar display with Aleene’s Original Tacky Glue. Want to know how to make fake snow for your Christmas décor? Add even more winter wonderland magic to this Christmas countdown village with Aleene’s True Snow & Glitter Snow! This snowy craft is the perfect way to count down to the most wonderful time of the year! What you need: Aleene’s Original Tacky Glue Aleene’s True Snow & Glitter Snow Tulip Puff Paints Acrylic paints White craft paper Cardboard Wood blocks Craft sticks Paper plate String or twine Scissors Paintbrushes Plastic cups Step 1 Cut the shape of the sides of the house and a piece for the opposite that will stretch the entire distance of the house and roof out of cardboard. Use the wood block as the base for your house. Do these for each one of your houses or how many days you plan to countdown. Use the Tacky Glue to glue the cardboard to the block and create the base of the house. Step 2 Pour 1 part Aleenes Original Tacky Glue and 1 part water into a plastic cup. Stir with a craft stick until thoroughly mixed. This is the papier mch adhesive for your DIY Christmas advent calendar display! Step 3 Pour the papier mch adhesive onto a paper plate for easy access. Cut strips of thin white craft paper, then dip each strip of craft paper in the adhesive mixture, making sure it fully soaks the sheets. Lay the papier mch strips on the house and use your finger to smooth and eliminate any bubbles or wrinkles. Repeat until the entire house is covered, and let dry completely. Once your papier mch houses have dried completely, paint them with acrylic paint. Step 4 This Christmas dcor wouldnt be complete without some snow! Heres how to make fake snow for your Christmas countdown display: open up a tub of Aleenes True Snow or Glitter Snow and use a craft stick to apply the snow glue! Its super easy to get fluffy, snowy texture with Aleenes. You can turn your countdown village into hangable ornaments, too! Take a piece of twine or string and tie it in a loop, then secure it to the top of the house with some snow glue. Step 5 Use Tulip Puff Paint to decorate your papier mch Christmas countdown display! Customize each house with a countdown number and other holiday designs. Step 6 Let your decorated papier mch houses dry completely, then your Christmas advent calendar village is ready to display. Hang each ornament on the tree as you count down to Christmas! Will you create your own Christmas advent calendar with Aleenes to count down to the holidays? Thanks to our snow glues, its easy to learn how to make fake snow-covered dcor! Show us your Christmas dcor DIYs and tag us on social media @AleenesDIY!
How to Preserve Dried Florals with Acrylic Sealer
Pampas grass and other dried florals make for a perfect fall centerpiece, but loose tufts of grass and foliage can drive a person mad! Luckily, there’s a simple solution to the falling foliage— Aleene’s Spray Acrylic Sealer! This terrific tutorial from Oh Yay Studio will show you how to make a stunning fall centerpiece with dried florals that won’t fall apart thanks to Aleene’s Acrylic Spray Sealer. What you need: Aleene’s Spray Acrylic Sealer, Matte Aleene’s Turbo Tacky Glue Pampas grass and other dried florals Protective surface cover Wooden round Pencil Hammer and nail OR Drill and small drill bit Spray paint (optional) Fine-grit sand paper (optional) Step 1 Start this simple project by marking out the holes that you want on the wooden round. Then use a drill fitted with a small drill bit OR a hammer and nail to make holes for your grasses and dried florals. Step 2 (optional) Smooth out the surface of your wooden round with fine-grit sandpaper if needed. Clean to remove any debris, then spray paint if desired. Oh Yay Studio painted their wooden round a beautiful shade of teal for a striking fall centerpiece! Step 3 Lay out your pampas grass and other dried florals onto a protected surface in a well-ventilated area. Spray a few light layers of Aleenes Spray Acrylic Sealer evenly across the dried florals and grass, allowing to dry for about 30 minutes between coats. Be sure to flip the foliage over to seal both sides. Allow to dry completely before proceeding. Step 4 Begin arranging your pampas grass and dried florals into the wooden round. Keep the taller foliage in the center, with shorter pieces closer to the edge. Once everything is where you want it to be, dab a bit of Turbo Tacky Glue to the end of each piece of foliage before placing it back into the wooden round. Step 5 Once the glue has dried, your dried floral fall centerpiece is ready to display and it wont make a mess, thanks to Aleenes! Are you using dried florals for fall centerpieces? Show us how youre using Aleenes Glues for your DIY fall dcor and tag us on social media @AleenesDIY!
Canvas Glue: How to Glue Wood to Canvas Craft Projects
Properly adhering wood to fabrics such as canvas can be a sticky proposition. What is needed is a strong, permanent glue that grabs your materials on contact and works well with just about any surface you can think of. Tacky Glue is well suited for crafts, DIY projects, and even household repairs, which makes it a perfect wood to canvas glue. To show canvas glue in action, watch the simple wall art project tutorial below. All you need is Aleene's Tacky Glue, popsicle sticks, food coloring and a jar to start making easy popsicle stick art. Remember that Aleene's Tacky Glue is completely nontoxic, so you can make this or any other Tacky Glue project with kids. There are many other great Tacky Glue uses, including making simple slime, building a light box marquee-inspired memo board, or even creating a succulent book planter. To see more great DIY crafts, visit our projects page. Other glue topics: Metal Glue Super Glue
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