Just kidding! Following are the real crafting with glue tips we've received from readers.
Crafting with Glue tip #2
Pritt Stick
By pure happenstance, I discovered that glue sticks, like Pritt, make the perfect basters when I'm sewing tricky hems or bulky corners.
Before ironing in the hem, I slather one side with glue stick; fold carefully; then press. The heat bonds the glue to the fabric.
But, and this is the really neat part, if I've folded the hem incorrectly, I simply rip apart the section that's sloppy. If it's a small section, I can just keep right on sewing by holding the small piece in place with my fingers.
Or, if it was a big boo-boo, I just go back to the drawing - er - ironing board.
Carmen from San Francisco
Crafting with Glue Tip #3
E6000 Glue
E6000 is the most versatile craft glue I've discovered. I use it in all of my crafting - but especially in my beaded jewelry. I use a dot to secure knots or end caps or to repair large, expensive beads that have split.
I use it to glue beads to glass votives to create really unique candle holders. I've even used it to secure my car's bumper until I could get the car in for repair!
But I guess that's not a craft, so I shouldn't mention it.