Hey Helmar fans. Cindy here wrapping up a week of Helmar Acid Free Glue. September is over and in comes the fall months with all the fall colors and holidays. I’m sharing an Autumn tag and a Halloween card, suing Helmar Acid Free Glue among other Helmar products in their construction.
I love to make Halloween cards using free vintage Halloween images I find on the internet.
I printed my image and adhered it to a mat using Helmar Acid Free Glue. I used my electronic die cutting machine to cut a witch image and 3 layers of a city scape, adhering all of them to the card front with the Acid Free Glue. No worries of image layers coming apart or falling off of the front of my card.
I adhered the paper dots to my card using Helmar Silicone Adhesive because there is a void on the back of the dots that the Silicone Adhesive would fill nicely and adhere them to the card securely.
My next project is a gift tag leaning toward Autumn colors with quilled mums.
I use the acid free glue to adhere my paper layers together and also in the construction of my quilled flowers.
Running a thin bead of glue along the edge of my quilling strip (die cut) just before I roll it into a flower assures me that the flower will not come undone.
Finishing touches of gluing leaves to the tag and I have a tag ready to go along with an Autumn gift of maybe something fresh baked.
Helmar Acid Free Glue is one of my favorite Helmar products. I use it for assembling all of my images cut on my electronic die cutter as well as layering papers.
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