elmers glue
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Here's a link to a thread on the topic:
http://www.quiltingboard.com/main-f1...s-t206413.html
Here's a link to it on Amazon UK:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Washable-Sch...dp/B007VTR3KI/
Some people who baste with this buy it by the gallon.
http://www.quiltingboard.com/main-f1...s-t206413.html
Here's a link to it on Amazon UK:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Washable-Sch...dp/B007VTR3KI/
Some people who baste with this buy it by the gallon.
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Americans say "Elmers" because the brand is recognized throughout the US, just like "Xerox", which is now both the brand and the process. Any washable glue will work. I have used both the blue gel (stick) and the white stick and liquid and have had equal success.
I remember it also coming in a paste form. The teacher would spoon out about half a teaspoon onto a piece of construction paper and we used a popsicle stick to spread it. And there was always the kid who would eat his. Ewwwww!
I remember it also coming in a paste form. The teacher would spoon out about half a teaspoon onto a piece of construction paper and we used a popsicle stick to spread it. And there was always the kid who would eat his. Ewwwww!
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I actually have a stock of the Elmer's glue paste. I prefer it for freezer paper applique, as it's easier for me to apply than glue stick. None of the local stores stock it anymore, but I found it online. It's the same stuff I used in kindergarden!
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