Melody Jane Dolls Houses Dollhouse Grandmother Stover's Glue, 6 oz

This glue is amazing. It can be used out of the jar or thinned out a bit. It will not wrinkle the thinnest paper when applied correctly. It dries quickly, is easily washed out of brushes, holds glued items permanently. It is easy to use and Since you use so little this size is a large enough jar will last a long time.

I just got done building a dollhouse for my wife and I found out using this glue was a pleasure to work with and easy to work with and is very tacky you do have to work quick but I highly recommend this piece of her doing wallpaper for dollhouse , for example how I applied the glue to the wallpaper first of all you put a little bit in a clean cup barely used any more more and stir real good to a thick milky consist , then I used a 1 inch brush with good bristles brushed it on the back of the wallpaper and then I also brushed the wall inside the dollhouse also this way I knew I had good coverage good contact between the wallpaper and the surface of the wood it worked out perfect , but before applying anything use a good primer sealer dictate all the walls and ceilings in your dollhouse prior to wallpapering and when the primer sealer dries use 400 sandpaper and just lightly scuffed the smooth out the surface and everything will work out great but this glue is the best and I highly recommend

Works great! Nothing curls with this.

This stuff is AMAZING! I have been a paper crafter for 10+ years, and this is by far the absolute BEST I have ever used. It is quite thick, at first; but as I manipulate and spread it, it softens quite a bit. I've used this recently (with great success) on Kraft Tex, tissue paper, stone paper, Tomoe River paper, bits of ribbon and lace. I have been a die hard Bearly Art craft glue user, and still adore its quality and ease of use; But this stuff is the absolute best when the thickness of your pages really matters.

This is extremely thick, but it spreads and thins out easily. At first, I added some water and stirred it up, but that was just a mess. So I took a knife and scooped some out and spread it like butter. It quickly thinned out and was easy to spread on the wallpaper. It doesn't need much, so the smallest jar is a lot. It allows you some work time, but not a lot. I also used it to glue on the baseboards in the dollhouse, and it did well for that purpose. It's easy to wash off your hands or tools.