Carla Schauer Designs

Liquid Scrap Dots

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Welcome to the next step of the Helmar Blog Hop, featuring Helmar Liquid Scrap Dots, a notebook full of dimension, and a chance to win!

I absolutely love Liquid Scrap Dots.  One of the most unique adhesives on the market, it allows me to create unlimited dimension on my projects.  I don’t have to stack anything or be careful where I put glue so it doesn’t hit air.  All I need to do is squeeze out my desired amount of Liquid Scrap dots and stick!  It squishes into all the crevices so I get dimension where I need it.  And once it dries, the embellishments are secure and supported!

I also love notebooks.  Even though much of my life is organized via electronic gadgets, there is still just something about writing in a notebook that makes me happy.  Since it is the first day of spring, I decided to celebrate with a new notebook full of dimension.

Supplies:

Instructions:

  1. Remove covers from notebook.  Cut paper to fit covers, then mark and cut holes for spiral binding.  Glue paper to front and back covers with 450 Quick Dry Adhesive.  Reassemble notebook.
  2. Stamp 5 large flower-print petals in Sour Apple ink, 3 “bloom” printed petals in Coral Red, # medium flower print petals in Moss Green, and 3 small dotted petals in Canary onto white cardstock.  Cut out petals leaving thin white border.
  3. Stamp one stem and 2 swirled circles in Moss Green, and one dotted circle in Sour Apple.  Cut out images.  Cut small rectangle of white cardstock and stamp “smile” in Coral Red.  Edge in Canary.
  4. Arrange largest petals as desired on notebook cover.  Apply thin layer of Liquid Scrap Dots to underside of petals and attach, lifting ~ 1/16 inch.

5.  Repeat step 4 using Coral Red, Moss Green and Canary petals.

Glue one green swirl circle to center of flower using Liquid Scrap Dots . *note how the Liquid Scrap Dots is able to get into all the layers to support the entire embellishment.  Can’t do that with foam!*

6.  Use Liquid Scrap Dots to attach flower stem under flower layers.  Layer
remaining Moss Green circle, Sour Apple dotted circle and sentiment
rectangle in lower right corner of notebook.

7.  Cover pen with coordinating paper using 450 Quick Dry Adhesive.

That’s all there is to it!  Strong, easy dimension for any embellishment.  I’ve used Liquid Scrap Dots with paper, wood, metal, chipboard, flowers, clay, and even ribbon.  It has worked wonderfully with everything I’ve tried.

Want to try some yourself?  Leave a comment on this post to be entered into the drawing to win a tube of your own.   I’ll pick a winner on Monday!

Then, hop on over to see what Laura Achilles has in store for the next step! Thanks for stopping by!

Until next time…
Carla

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Comments

  6. Erin G

    LOVE IT!!! Love your notebook! It’s screaming SPRING. 🙂

    Those Scrap Dots are awesome!!! Who doesn’t love squishy glue! 🙂

    Inky Smiles!
    Erin

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  9. Glenda Hart

    This one cute notebook. Thanks for sharing all the dimention on this project. The side pictures are great for showing us exactly how this product works.

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  12. Me-Ma Kim

    WOW! I love the note pad, I also love to make my list the old fashioned way! I am LOVING all the different types of Helmar glue and learning what you can do with it. Thanks SO MUCH for sharing and for the chance to win!
    Me-Ma Kim

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  14. Debbie Cornish

    Great looking notebook…love the layered affect. I have never heard of liquid glue dots and would love to give them a try. Thanks for sharing your project and instructions.

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  15. gloria johnston

    great notebook. I love notebooks too. I just started using pop dots and love them. Having them in a tube would be great. Love your project. thanks for sharing. Oh and the Pinky Lee sent me today.

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  19. divinity

    the 3-D affect is sooo awesome!!! i use it on cards are scrapbook layouts all the time — it makes the project different. love what you created — that flower looks amazing! 🙂

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  21. carla Oliveira

    OMG those liquid scrap dots look awesome, I want some…LOL Pinky sent me over here. Love that flower that you did.

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  22. Pam S

    WOOO, this is awesome! I did not know about this dimensional adhesive, I would love to play with some! Lovely project, thanks for the fab directions!

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  25. Laurajean

    these are by far the best glue dots around….absolutely LOVE them, wasn’t sure at first, but LOVE them.
    gorgeous projects Carla 🙂
    Tfs 🙂

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  27. juliewalton

    This is also my new go to adhesive, I use it on almost every layout. LOve your notebook…I makes lots of those too 🙂

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  29. TracyM

    Love your project Carla and love that you can add dimension without being restricted to the thickness of foam dots!!!
    Thankyou for the chance to win TracyM:)

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  47. Mary Gulbrandson

    Love your notebook!! What an awesome product, I’ll definitely need to try it. Thanks for the chance to win!

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  48. Susie #6652

    This looks so cool ! What a concept…you can use what you need to make the dimensional that you wish….love it ! thanks for sharing !

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  51. Lisa Campion

    These Scrap DOTS are amazing! Just saw Donna Downey use them the other nite on her camera bag project — unbelievable! Love your project – so cute. Thanks for the chance to win.

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  54. TammyM

    I have heard a lot about this product but have never found it locally. Would love to win this as it sounds like the most awesome adhesive out there! Beautiful work too 🙂

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  55. Teresa Godines

    Never used liquid scrap dots before…. But I think I will try now. I love you notebook. Great Project

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  58. Kelly Sas (also stampkjs)

    What a unique product! I didn’t even know this amazing product existed!!! Thanks for sharing and showing such a cute, cute project.

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  60. TRICIA B.

    I would love to try this- it looks so cool-I saw it today on donna downeys blog -I really want to try it. Would love to win some-thanks for the great giveaway!

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  64. Heidi Edwards

    I am glad I went on this blog hop! I didn’t know Helmar sold so many different products! I love their 450 quick dry. I can’t wait to try all these “new to me” products! thanks for sharing and I love your notebook! Great colors and I like how the liquid glue dots gave you the dememtion that you needed.

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  67. Beth R.

    Oh Carla, what a sweet project. I love how crips all of your cutting is! Wow! The Scrapdots are absolutely perfect for what you created. You reminded me why i LOVE liquid Scrapdots. TFS and inspiring me! Hugs!

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  69. Scrappy Val

    Loved your cute little notebook .. I am so excited to try these liquid pop dots 🙂

    Thank you so much !!!

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  70. Scrappy Val

    Loved your cute little notebook .. I am so excited to try these liquid pop dots 🙂 they sound and look like they are so easy to use.

    Thank you so much !!!

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  74. Robin Gibson

    I SOOOO love that notebook….and would LOOOOOVE to give the liquid dots a try! I LOOOOVE things to pop of my pages and cards…what a great way to accomplish this! Can’t wait to give it a try! Thanks:)

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  75. chezhui

    Looks awesome Carla, and I never knew about Liquid Scrap Dots (but now I do) thanks for the tip!
    The only crafty thing I do is scrap booking a yearly album.

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  77. doverdi

    Cool notebook. The Liquid Scrapdots sound like a neat product. I’ll definately have to look into them while trying to find Helmar products here in Ontario, Canada.

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  78. Shannon White

    wow. I’ve never seen this stuff before! I got through a lot of foam dots. this seems more economical!

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  86. Cheryl B

    Oh, I would love the chance to win this product. I have seen this used on some of Helmar’s designers’ projects, but have not found any in my area. I need to just order some online, but it would be so much more fun to win some! Thank you. Your projects are beautiful.

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  90. donna g

    I have been dying to try this product since I saw it mentioned in conjunction with the Inspired artist retreat! It appears to be very unique.

    Reply

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