Removable Glue Dots
Removable glue dots are great for repositioning elements but they have a few other advantages too. "It's the glue that holds everything together ~Otis Williams;

Lots of scrapbookers love Stampin' Up!'s Dotto, or repositionable glue dots. Dotto comes in a handy, refillable dispenser (it works like a tape runner) that allows you roll a small (or large) amount onto a surface. Then your artwork can be pressed on to the Dotto and it will stay there till you want to remove it but it will not cause the paper or cardstock to tear as stronger glues would. Your art work and photos can therefore be repositioned without causing damage to them, and the Dotto can be removed easily simply by brushing/rolling it off the paper with your fingertips. Or you can position images with Dotto on a layout or card and paint or ink over them, then remove them afterward. The adhered image can act as a temporary mask, in other words. What a great way to create a unique background! If you have a Circle Scissors Plus tool from Stampin' Up!, you can also use this adhesive to keep cardstock and designer paper in place while you cut it into circles. Simply use some of this product on your glass mat, position the cardstock you wish to cut over it, then cut away without fear that the paper will slip during the process. Other features of Dotto are: - It comes affixed on a paper backing in a 14.8m roll
- The dispenser rolls the dots from the paper onto cardstock, pictures or embellishments and is easy to use
- The adhesive is solvent free
- You can remove the dots or any excessive adhesive by rubbing over them gently with your fingers
Have you used this type of adhesive for a project of your own? If you have I would love to see it! And if you would like to purchase any Stampin' Up! Dotto (removable glue dots) for yourself, you can contact me for more information. Top of page
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