which glue for different surfaces
Left, use to glue the foam board edges or anything crafty you make. It dries clear and fairly quickly. It makes fabric look wet so don't use it to glue fabric on.
Middle, THE BEST fabric glue. It will grab almost instantly and won't show if you use it sparingly. I used this to glue the turqoise bed fabric to the headboard and to attach it underneath the oval main part of the bed too.
Right, Perfect for priming your foam core so that you can paint it with acrylic or craft paint BUT when you paint over it, do very thin multiple coats, usually 2 works for me. otherwise you will wet the board too much and it will warp.
Finishing touches. My taupe living room and blush coloured bedroom/sometimes clothes shop, are both glazed with pearlescent craft paint to give them a glow that gives them a sheen and depth.
which glue for different surfaces
Left, use to glue the foam board edges or anything crafty you make. It dries clear and fairly quickly. It makes fabric look wet so don't use it to glue fabric on.
Middle, THE BEST fabric glue. It will grab almost instantly and won't show if you use it sparingly. I used this to glue the turqoise bed fabric to the headboard and to attach it underneath the oval main part of the bed too.
Right, Perfect for priming your foam core so that you can paint it with acrylic or craft paint BUT when you paint over it, do very thin multiple coats, usually 2 works for me. otherwise you will wet the board too much and it will warp.
Finishing touches. My taupe living room and blush coloured bedroom/sometimes clothes shop, are both glazed with pearlescent craft paint to give them a glow that gives them a sheen and depth.