senior moment!!
 

help! havent used dazzling diamonds in along time. Which adhesive do I need? thanks and sorry but my mind is a blank! bahhh

I've always used a 2-Way Glue Pen, like Zig brand - scribble the glue where I want the glitter, shake it on, let it sit to dry, then shake off the excess glitter.

Thank-you Nicole! My week is not going so well but hope it improves now
betty

wow- haven't used Dazzling Diamonds for a long time.. When I hear the word I instantly think of Dawn Griffith as she used them on tons of cards !! Now I need to go back thru my stash and see if I still have some ... thanks !!

I sure hope they don't discontinue dazz. diamonds!

Shirl

After it is dry and you shake off the excess, you can cover with a piece of clean copy paper and use your bone folder on the front of the paper and burnish the glitter by rubbing firmly with the bone folder. This will help seal the glitter down and keep it from shedding so much. I gently brush off any excess.

Wonderful tip, Kathy! Thanks for posting!

Shirl

IF THEY DO discontinue the glitter- Dazzling Diamonds, try Martha Stewarts- Crystal Fine! SAME THING!!! ;)<3

I just use Scotch Quick Dry Adhesive, a liquid glue for my glitter!

Thanks Teresa (I think that is your name?)......I actually have that too, but was not aware, that it was the same. Thank you so much for cluing me in, lol.....

Shirl

No, it's "Becky!" ;)

Okay, thanks for correcting me! Thanks, Becky!

Shirl

There is a product called heat and stick powder that is nice
With the dazzling diamonds.
heat and stick powder and dazzling diamonds - Bing video

Adhesive for Dazzling Diamonds
 

What works for me is to squeeze out some liquid Tombow Glue on my silicone sheet. Take a sponge or q-tip and dip into the glue. Spread on the area you want to apply the Dazzling Diamonds. After this dries, I gently wipe off excess and then apply a sheet of copy paper, press down so DD sets into the glue. Hope this helps!

I always burnished mine in before brushing off the excess - guess we all have our differences <G>. To each his/her/their own!