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Tack it Over & Over: Repositionable Stencil Adhesive is a liquid glue that gives you a temporary bond, so it’s the perfect way to use appliqués over and over. Want your stencils to stay put while you are using them? Apply this and they won't budge, and it doesn't even leave a residue on your project! There are many other great uses as well, such as creating a themed shirt for a special occasion, then remove the appliqué when its over.
Recommended for:
-appliqués
-stencils
-sequins
-ribbons
-trims
-fabrics
-costumes
-home décor
-wearables
For a list of supplies for this project, see the Perpetual Calendar page.
Posted by S on 12th Sep 2011
In addition to my craft painting I also have a Cricut which I use to create greeting cards and things. The mat used to hold the paper in place looses some of its 'stickyness' after repeated use and before I would have to throw them away and purchase new ones. On a whim, I applied some of your 'Tack It Over and Over' to one of my old mats (what did I have to loose, I was going to throw it away anyway). After it dried and to prevent it from being SUPER sticky I 'blotted' it against my bluejeans then tried cutting an image on some cardstock. IT WORKED!! Now I don't have to throw my used mats away and purchase new ones; this way I can save my money to purchase more items from Creative Arts Lifestyle!!!! Thank you, Patty, for all your inspiring ideas and projects!!!
Posted by MS on 23rd Dec 2010
I put it on applique patches and when dry they can be put on a sweater or nice blouse without messing them up with a pin.
Posted by S on 12th Sep 2011
In addition to my craft painting I also have a Cricut which I use to create greeting cards and things. The mat used to hold the paper in place looses some of its 'stickyness' after repeated use and before I would have to throw them away and purchase new ones. On a whim, I applied some of your 'Tack It Over and Over' to one of my old mats (what did I have to loose, I was going to throw it away anyway). After it dried and to prevent it from being SUPER sticky I 'blotted' it against my bluejeans then tried cutting an image on some cardstock. IT WORKED!! Now I don't have to throw my used mats away and purchase new ones; this way I can save my money to purchase more items from Creative Arts Lifestyle!!!! Thank you, Patty, for all your inspiring ideas and projects!!!
Posted by MS on 23rd Dec 2010
I put it on applique patches and when dry they can be put on a sweater or nice blouse without messing them up with a pin.
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