Hot glue sticks almost immediately and makes it possible to add a little of dimension under the elements - you just create a droplet of hot glue and carefully sit an element on top of it. It is also easy to combine together different textures and materials with hot glue, it catches almost everything. You need more time to stick all your elements with regular glue, but I believe good regular glue can be more durable in the long term, for example if you create project that should last for years.
The camera person doesn't do a great job of showing what you're doing. It's at an angle and too far away. With that said, you show elegant examples at the end.
Merci pour toutes ces nouveautés et bonne journée à vous
Awesome, as always!! Thanks for sharing.
How do you determine when to use hot glue verses regular glue?
Hot glue sticks almost immediately and makes it possible to add a little of dimension under the elements - you just create a droplet of hot glue and carefully sit an element on top of it. It is also easy to combine together different textures and materials with hot glue, it catches almost everything. You need more time to stick all your elements with regular glue, but I believe good regular glue can be more durable in the long term, for example if you create project that should last for years.
@@starleen1981 Thank you so much for responding and with such good descriptions! Looks like I need to get my old trusty glue gun out more. 😀
@@teresaturner8210 You are welcome! Happy to help :)
Merci pour ce partage 👍
The camera person doesn't do a great job of showing what you're doing. It's at an angle and too far away. With that said, you show elegant examples at the end.
Thanks Lisa for your patience as we are training someone new!