Is this paper too thick to stay together with glue (I want to cut little gold crowns and didn't want to use staples)? What type of glue holds best?
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I didn't have great results with any glue I tried but good results with a tape gun.
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I like masking tape or the matte opaque kind of tape. Doesn't pull the surface like regular clear tape does. I also really like to hang twine with clothespins, or something like chain and metal bullclips. BUT you'll be sad when people take them, so during events I stash them and don't let people look at them :)
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I would go to a local Home Depot and ask which glue would work for this application. Just remember that the edge is not beveled and might look unfinished. I used these as center pieces.
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I used a glue stick, which worked okay. I did not feel like it was reliable though, so I usually put some tape on the edges as well. I would not use elmer's unless you have a way to spread it thinly, since it could make the paper wet and wrinkly.
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I found it to be thick, yes, very comparable to Wedding Paper Divas paper. I haven't used shutter fly in quite some time but I do think it was actually a bit thicker. It is very high quality, I was very impressed. It bends but stays stiff to a light touch. I wouldn't recommend printing photos on it because there is a lot of obstruction from the shimmer. I used it to make signs at my wedding "sign guest book," "drink special," and the likes of that and they looked beautiful!I hope that helped, I'm sorry I'm not more familiar with shutter fly paper.
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You don't. That stuff sticks good and if you have to take something apart you are going to have a lot of tearing. Maybe someone else has better luck than I do, if the paper is a bit slick you can put it apart pretty easy, but if it's matte finish, you are going to have a problem. If it is for a card which is what I use it for, you can maybe save one side, but the other side is going to be pretty torn up. I just figure I have to get a new piece of card stock. Sorry.
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We had 2 pieces of stock paper which is a heavy card stock and it cut right through with no problem, I would think as long as you clean the blade to keep it from getting sticky from the glue you should be fine.
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I have not used the paper yet, but I use border paste instead of water to "wet' my paper and I think it would make any paper adhere to a ceiling - I would try it on something and hang it upside down and see if it holds.
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Its not too thick a paper, so there are chances of you tearing it in case of a very sharp pen.. You might just wanna use a normal stick pen Hope this helps !!
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This cardstock paper product (that I purchased) has no sticky stuff on the back of it - you need special paper for labels... this is bright white hard stock paper I bought - for printing signs or menus, which is what I used it for... look for special Avery paper for label printing...
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You may have to put more glue on the paper before you put it back up again. It's great you will be able to use it again! I have used a glue that you mix up with water and it worked great.
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It's beautiful paper but more toward the gold champagne instead if any silver look. We used for my daughters wedding invitations and got a lot of complements. People were shocked we made them ourselves. Very nice paper.
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They are not supposed glue together until you have made the copies. Then you brush the glue over the glue right side. Let it dry and fan the paper. The three sheets should stick together.
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The paper is somewhat like parchment paper. It has slight lines that aid in folding accuracy, but that don't mar the look. It is great for paper projects!
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I've never made paper flowers but I would say this paper is too thick. Often when I tape a package it's so heavy the tape comes undone. I hope that helps!
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I have not used glue paste in molds so I can't help there but... I take paper that my art students no longer want and recycle the paper by ripping it in pieces putting it in a blender with water and blending it to make paper pulp. We then put in in a mold and press out the water using a piece of screen. Let it dry in the mold and pop out. Now you have a paper piece that can be painted or collage into other art.
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I did use copy paper and was fine for awhile, and then the light just was in one place, Hubby took me to Hobby Lobby and brought me an adult one with 40% coupon and so, it lasted awhile, But if you are going to be using it a lot like I was invest in a upgraded one from the art dept. If for a child It will be good for awhile. I Did use copy paper, tried cardstock that was to heavy. Good Luck on which ever you decide.