PVA adhesive???

[DeborahB]

In the March 2006 Stampin' Success magazine, in the "Art Show" section, they have these adorable easter egg styrofoam balls made with the daisy punch. In the instructions on the demo web site, they say the tissue that covers the ball and the flowers that are stuck onto the balls are adhered with PVA adhesive. What is that? Does SU! sell that?

[CherylPenner]

Subscribing to get the answer too. Aren't those eggs cut? My girls are going to have a ball making them!

[scrapnstampin]

I got mine online from http://www.jencaputo.com . She's nice & had great customer service.

Product is called PVA, "a PH neutral professional quality adhesive, dries acid free. Solvent free & water soluble. For bookbinding & paper projects."

Her card keeper kits are pretty cool too, which is how I found her in the first place. She just shows the kits on the first page, you have to chosse one of the links to "Shop the store" or some such.

[DeborahB]

Thanks ladies! I knew I'd get my answers here! Off to order some!

[khogan]

I've also seen PVA adhesive at Michaels. If you have one close it may be worth checking out.

[basurok]

PVA stands for Poly Vinyl Acetate and think it is a book making adhesive. I found a cheap source for this online. They won't ship during freezing temps however. http://www.bookmakerscatalog.com/cat.../adhesives.htm