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Make Your Own Sticker Glue
Materials:
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2 tbs. vinegar
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1 packet of unflavored
gelatin
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1 tsp. peppermint
extract, vanilla extract, or any flavor you like
Procedure:
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Boil vinegar in a small
pan then turn the heat to low.
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Add gelatin to the hot vinegar and mix
until dissolved and add the flavor.
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Extra glue can be stored in a tightly sealed jar for later use.
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To use
the glue again, place the jar in a pan of hot water.
How to Use:
To make stickers, brush glue on the back surface and let the paper
dry. It may curl, but will straighten out when dry.
When the paper dries, cut out the stickers, moisten and place the
stickers where you want.
This also works to make labels.
Children love to label their things.
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