Scrapbook Basics: Adhesives

In this video I'm sharing my favorite go-to adhesives for scrapbooking/memory keeping.
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[@misskimberly5]

I’d love a basics vid on stamps and stamp inks please

[@debbiemason3340]

I really like the Dot Runner and use that the most. Because we live in a home with forced-air furnace and AC, the humidity level will impact my adhesive, I am generous with how much I use on my projects. It is very discouraging to go back even just one year and find that my pages are losing embellilshments!

[@shannonstout2798]

I do LOVE the ATG tape gun-I fill it with scotch brand tape. I also love the craft foam from Walmart. You get like a huge stack of the foam for $5 and that’s my go to for dimension!

[@kellyschurger]

I am team ATG! I also like Tombow liquid adhesive that has dual ends for different tips.

[@ishlamylia]

This is why you are the Mother of Scrapbooking💕

[@pennyc6316]

Hi Ali I used to follow you a while ago for your scrapbooking ideas. I found scrapbooking required more time than I could give so I stopped. I just recently purchased a Traveler’s Notebook journal and have pulled out some of my leftover scrapbooking supplies when I found you again. I am looking forward to watching your videos and seeing your ideas.

[@k1mst3r]

Good morning! Just moved to the PNW...Love getting videos earlier in the morning now 😆

[@austinblock4756]

I'm not an ATG girl either. I love the runners. I also use the Green Tombow Monomulti Glue for glueing wood veneer, embellishments, chip board, rubber pieces...etc. Mostly the heavier embellies.

[@margraine]

I love Sticky Specks for things like die cut script words or delicate leaves. You just put the paper against the glue sheet and pull it up...the microscopic double-sided glue dots stick to your paper and are ready to adhere to your project.

[@findingjoyinfifthgrade4135]

Really helpful video--and perfect timing. I am trying to start pocket scrapbooking for the first time. (I am so lost!) Glad you figured out your tape runner confusion! :)

[@AliEdwardsDesignInc]

Oh cool! Have you checked out my Project LIfe videos? Lots of information about working inside pockets can be found there: kzbin.info/aero/PLEpPlYs2iRzlS4Zr6v0uTu6yEsUF9yVTU

[@findingjoyinfifthgrade4135]

@@AliEdwardsDesignInc Awwwwww. That made my day BIG time! I have been watching your videos incessantly. You've become a household name... Pretty soon we will be setting a place for you at dinner!

[@michelleparnes1975]

Thanks Ali for this video. One thing that I heard someone mention recently is the concern over how much waste the tape runners produce with all the plastic/mechanism that you end up throwing away. Another option is to use score tape which is a little more work when applying but less waste.

[@AliEdwardsDesignInc]

Yes! Can you link me to "score tape"? Is that just like red line tape?

[@sandiarnold6707]

Great choice. I love the tape runner but I like Tombows dot runner It’s repositional at first and then becomes permanent and if you make a mistake it rubs off easily. I buy mostly at Michaels because you can use a coupon. But my local scrapbook store also carries and I like to support them so I buy there. The have the same price as Michaels. However don’t buy at Joanne’s. They charge so much more not sure why

[@michealevon8449]

Dear Ali- Have you moved to Lightroom yet? I so enjoy your streamline, no-nonsense processes- would love to see a video on your migration and organization process. P.S. Thank you for continually playing things loose in this hobby. I feel much more free in my own process. I really appreciate that about you.

[@AliEdwardsDesignInc]

Hi! I made the decision to just try Photos for awhile and it's honestly been working just fine for what I need in my own photo management. I wanted to try the simplest option first and so far it's been working great and I haven't missed having something more powerful.

[@junellkruzel4669]

The formulation is the same, but the case is not. Which I don’t like. You have to hold it more upright (perpendicular) to the table when you roll it to get good coverage.

[@AliEdwardsDesignInc]

Oh interesting! I've used it a couple times so far and didn't notice that specifically.

[@user-jz3od6nn1d]

Hi! Thanks so much; this was great. I'm new to art journaling and my main concern is using an adhesive that will last for paper on paper -nothing too heavy. You said you've been doing this 20 years? Do you feel the Scotch tape runners are long lasting?

[@AliEdwardsDesignInc]

I do! The dot rollers I've used over the years - Scotch, Kukoyo, and now the Scrapbook.com one have all been good.

[@DonnaHughes]

Lots of words, but no explanations or demonstrations. You pick things up, flip them around, then more words, but no demonstration or explanations.