What do you all use as adhesive when making a mini album, chipboard, etc.?

[myapronstrings]

I bought my first square chipboard book and wanted to make it for my Mom.

I am kind of afraid of Mod Podge (I know strange, but I am always afraid to wrinkle the paper)

What do use to add the paper/elements to the chipboard? (I am going to cut 4 x 4 squares on my Cricut (I believe I am the only person to not be able to cut straight lines by hand or with my paper trimmer..lol)

Thanks in advance for any help!

[pkstew2]

Hi Erin. I just use my tape runner on chipboard and it seems to work fine. I get one at Walmart (Ad Tech) that sticks like crazy. There's also a liquid glue that I've gotten at the craft stores but the name escapes me?

[myapronstrings]

Thanks Kim!

I will try the tape runner...seems a little less scary to me...lol!

Thanks again!

[KateD]

I've only used Mod Podge. Sometimes I'll roll the extra adhesive out with a rolling pin, then sandwich it between two sheets of wax paper and weight down with a book until it dries. That seems to work pretty well.

[NeverendingJen]

I use my tombow tape runner.

[ColleenSwerb]

Originally Posted by NeverendingJen

I use my tombow tape runner.

x2. I love Tombow adhesives

Mod podge isn't scary, you just need to use thin layers.

[MamaBee]

Like Kim, I use a tape runner too... I've use ModPodge, too.

[ariesfl326]

I have all kinds of adhesive but I mainly use my ATG gun and 1/4 inch tape...works like a charm. I also use glue dots and glue sticks for smaller elements.

[Heather Roselli]

Modge Podge is great if you use it sparingly and don't glob it on. Just smooth it out with a craft squeegee or paint scrapper or bone folder to push the excess out. Occasionally I see little wrinkles, but when it all dries they are usually gone. But Xyron type adhesives work well with chipboard too...if you have a machine wider than your album that is.

[myapronstrings]

Thank you everyone for your reply's.

I better start to get to work.

Thanks again!