Therm-o-web 212 x 275 mm Sticky Dot Sheet, Clear (4052)

This has worked really well for me. I have been using it with somewhat intricate images die cut from card stock. I use 80 lb card stock from Stampin' Up. I think as long as you are using something that is a good quality and not lightweight, even using more intricate dies will work out just fine. Sometimes the dots "hang over" the edge when I pull my die cut up from the liner with my tweezers When it does, I just run the edges over the surface of a small silicon mat, folding the dots of glue toward the back side of the card stock where it ends up sticking.I find the Thermo Web Dots to be much easier to work with than glue when I have a lot of small spaces that need to be stuck down. The larger the die cut with that type of design, the more useful I find the productWhat this is really useful for is die cut images that come in card kits that I get. I can get sticky sheets to stick on my card stock before I run it through my die cut machine (although I sometimes forget!), but finding out there is something like that for pre-cut images made me a happy stamper!

I haven't used a product like these in years but I ran into a situation where I needed to adhere a relatively large piece of lightweight cardstock (10"X6") to chipboard. I tried using a glue stick but the paper buckled and didn't adhere evenly. I think the large area would be difficult to pull off with double sided tape. I had a couple sheets of a product similar to this that were left over from a prior project. They worked well so I went to buy more. Michaels was charging over $5 for TWO sheets of a similar product. So, anyway, that's how I ended up here. These sheets worked perfectly for my project. The paper adhered strongly and smoothly. There was, of course, no drying time. Some things to keep in mind if you've never used a product like this (I think others have mentioned some of these as well) -1) This stuff is VERY sticky. If you're using tiny die cuts I would use the thickest paper I could and be careful when removing.2. If you're planning to use a single sheet for multiple items I would cut the sticky dots sheet into appropriately sized pieces and then remove the top cover to expose the dots only when you are ready to use it for a particular item. If you leave the glue dots laying out exposed it will likely end up stuck to something.3) As I mentioned above, there is no drying time. Once you've stuck something down its not going anywhere. This is a big bonus for many projects but its important to keep in mind because there will likely be other projects where you might need the ability to reposition just a bit before items get truly bonded.

These are great for adhering big and small die cuts. I've tried a few other money-saving brands but they either didn't have a lot (glue) dots or just didn't stick. These are fabulous; I've been using them for years and checked on some old projects (5+years old) and the dots have started un-dotting nor have they left any weird discoloration as some adhesives do.

These sticky dot sheets are awesome!! They work great for delicate die cuts! They do have a few dots that find their way to the top, but rub off fairly easily. If you are using delicate die cuts, you can get a few uses on the same part if the sheet! The adhesive us very strong!

This product is great for adhering small bits and lace-cut papers to other surfaces when making cards or scrapbooking where using liquid glue, tape runners and glue sticks may be too messy. One thing to note, be careful not to drop your piece top side down, while the glue dots can be removed with an eraser doing so can damage the piece you are working on!!

I use for scrapbooking. The competitor product "Sticky Specs" works better. These are just okay.

Couldn't live without it! This product is essential for adhering delicate and intricate die-cuts. Because the adhesive is in dots, you don't pull off too much adhesive that shows on the edges of the die cut.

I bought these micro dots because I was looking for an easier way to adhere intricate die cuts to my cards. These dots make it so easy! Lay the die cut on the glue dots and lift off the paper. You are now ready to place the die cut on your project. There is very little waste because you can use the same sheet over again until there are no more glue dots to pick up. Great product!!!