This is a decoupaged chest I did. I always use Elmers glue for all my decoupage projects. . . paper, wood, glass, metal etc. This piece was done over 10 years ago.
There are LOTS of choices out there but the biggest determining factor is the purpose & use of the finished project. Elmer's wood glue will work, as well as many others. Depending on the ultimate use of the project, you will likely want to seal it with a finish of some kind like decoupage, varnish or spray shellac.
I like the viscosity and final look of modge podge best. Remember use a spray sealer first followed by ModgePodge. The versatile feature about modge podge is that it comes in different final finishes like clear, matte and gloss.
I made little sea glass angels and I am searching for a good glue to secure the wings and halos on as they are metal.
I would appreciate any suggestions - thank you!
I seen this piece at a garage sale this fall and thought it was a fun idea for a table top on a random little table I have. Besides asking what to use to glue the pe...
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elmers! Just plain old inexpensive Elmer’s glue will work. Paint it on with a brush (or foam pad if you prefer) in a thin complete layer.
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Any water soluble white glue like children use will do the job!
This is a decoupaged chest I did. I always use Elmers glue for all my decoupage projects. . . paper, wood, glass, metal etc. This piece was done over 10 years ago.
Try modge podge from a craft store.
There are LOTS of choices out there but the biggest determining factor is the purpose & use of the finished project. Elmer's wood glue will work, as well as many others. Depending on the ultimate use of the project, you will likely want to seal it with a finish of some kind like decoupage, varnish or spray shellac.
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I like the viscosity and final look of modge podge best. Remember use a spray sealer first followed by ModgePodge. The versatile feature about modge podge is that it comes in different final finishes like clear, matte and gloss.
I would use modge podge or Dixie Belle clear coat. Both work very well.
Good old fashioned Elmers
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Hi Lexi, hope this helps you out. You can use Diamond glue, or mod podge for this, they both work great!
Mod Podge or Alene's Tacky Glue.