Thank you for this video. I am researching ways to package three magnets to a piece of chip-board cardboard. You really showed what is involved with making your own glue dots and how you need to spread the glue out to the 1/2 inch diameter. Watching this video, I determined that DIY approach may be too time consuming for me. I will probably buy some removable glue dots and not try making them myself for ease of use - for a faster packing time.
I've used the tack it over and over for years to restick my cutting mats for my cricut and silhouette machines, and love it. I honestly don't think I've bought a new cutting mat in over 5 years because Cricut changed the material they used and I hate the new ones, lol. When I purchased my silhouette I went ahead and got a couple of extra mats and I'm still using them. I've never heard of the "stick and restick" and I'm wondering what the difference between the two is? Guess I'll have to check that out.
That's a great tip. Thanks. My Cricut is fairly new so I might have the newer mats but I will still give it a try once I have a worn out mat. It has been awhile since I made this video but I don't remember much difference between the two. Thanks again for the tip.
*** maybe use parchment or wax paper when you're making the glue dots and draw the circles on the reverse side so that the ink or pencil doesn't come up with the dot?
These types of videos are so informative.... Ty
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Thank you for this video. I am researching ways to package three magnets to a piece of chip-board cardboard. You really showed what is involved with making your own glue dots and how you need to spread the glue out to the 1/2 inch diameter. Watching this video, I determined that DIY approach may be too time consuming for me. I will probably buy some removable glue dots and not try making them myself for ease of use - for a faster packing time.
Thanks for watching. I am happy that usual found the information useful.
I just bought some Stick & Restick (found it on sale somewhere) - I have an occasional use for things that need to be held together temporarily
I've used the tack it over and over for years to restick my cutting mats for my cricut and silhouette machines, and love it. I honestly don't think I've bought a new cutting mat in over 5 years because Cricut changed the material they used and I hate the new ones, lol. When I purchased my silhouette I went ahead and got a couple of extra mats and I'm still using them. I've never heard of the "stick and restick" and I'm wondering what the difference between the two is? Guess I'll have to check that out.
That's a great tip. Thanks. My Cricut is fairly new so I might have the newer mats but I will still give it a try once I have a worn out mat.
It has been awhile since I made this video but I don't remember much difference between the two. Thanks again for the tip.
*** maybe use parchment or wax paper when you're making the glue dots and draw the circles on the reverse side so that the ink or pencil doesn't come up with the dot?
Yes I should have thought about drawing the circles on the opposite side of the paper. LOL.