What Are Glue Dots®?

Glue Dots Brand Adhesives are a safer, easier, mess-free alternative to typical tapes and glue guns. Glue Dots provide the strength you need in an adhesive without the mess and dry time required of liquid glues. Glue Dots bond instantly to a wide variety of surfaces including: Paper/photos, Metal, Wood, Plastic, Textiles/Fibers, Plastic, Foam, and more! Find Glue Dots at a retailer near you or online today! 

**Note: Glue Dots are Acid Free and Non-Toxic.   

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As I am a card maker, I really love the Dot n Go.  I had never used this product before and it is just what I needed for card making.  It saves me tons of time and works much better than some other adhesive rollers I had been using.  It holds better and doesn’t clog up.  I also us it in place of glue as glue tends to get the paper all wavy.  I like to use the Glue Dots Craft and Mini’s to add embellishments such as buttons and ribbons as I know they will hold securely, even in the mail.

Excerpted from Ann Crabs

Enjoy Birth

I love the white board aspect because it can then be used for so many things, from Family Night assignments and then changed to chore of the week assignments.

Using paper bags from the grocery, some paint, glitter, coffee filters, old paper napkins, ribbon, an old plastic take-out box, some floral remnants and GlueDots we did our best to… “Make it Work”.

Chicken Nuggets of Wisdom

Excerpted from Di’s Doodlings and Deals

These glue dots are so super for scrapbooking. It is so easy to take them off and put them onto your photos and page elements. I have been using Glue Dots for years now. I am not kidding when I say, they are my adhesive of choice—just check the back of my many scrapbook pages. The mini ones were perfect for the back of the cardboard destressed letters. You just need a small one since the dots have such holding power.

The Mom Maven

One of the crafts I ordered were adorable foam fish that you can decorate with jewels. If you have ever worked with “fun foam” you know that even foam glue doesn’t work very well but, Glue Dots do! I had been sent a sample package of Glue Dots from Twittermoms so I set out to use them to make my sample fish craft.

Mommy Kat and Kids

Zackary chose shapes to paste on the wreath and just loved applying Glue Dots to them! He peeled off the paper backing and carefully stuck the Glue Dot onto the shape. Then, he handed the shape to me so that I could squeeze the dot firmly onto the paper and peel off the plastic cover. I gave the paper shapes back to my son to stick onto the circle. It was such a wonderful feeling, sitting with my son and working on a craft together. It gave us a chance to do something as a team and take pride in our joint efforts.

Ramblings By Nicole

I’ve been into scrapbooking since I was in High School. As most of you know in the past few years I’ve converted completely to digital scrapping—but I still have a ton of papers, embellishments, stickers, and more from my paper scrapping days. Because of this I like to come up with fun and creative things to do with all my “left overs”. I was really excited when I got the chance to review a couple of Glue Dots great products! You can visit the Glue Dot Fan Page Here to find out more about them.

Bugaboos Creations

I used buttons that had wire prongs on the back, stuck it through the middle of my pinwheel, then applied another dot to the back of the stick and wrapped the wire around it.