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This thoughtfully designed collection of adhesive rubons by Christine Adolph feature various collage elements of intricate patterns, natural icons (butterflies, flowers, etc.) and inspirational words. Adhesive rub on's are meant to be used in conjunction with metallic foils and glitter and provide an effortless way to add the wow effect of metallic shimmer to your mixed media art, card making and scrapbook designs.Â
easy to apply-watch video-I applied foil by rubbing
I love this product. I don't have a foiling machine, and this lets me add foils very easily to cards. And it looks great!
My only complaint (and it's a minor one) with this product is that the rub-ons are yellow and if you use any kind of transparent effect foil, they yellow shines through.
Used in this project: Anxiety
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I recently ordered these and used one. When I was done I noticed it was tacky feeling. I kept checking it and it never got better. Did I do something wrong? 
Adhesive rub-ons are meant to be used in conjunction with metallic foils and glitter and provide an effortless way to add the wow effect of metallic shimmer to your mixed media art, card making and scrapbook designs. If they are still tacky after adding foil, just press the foil sheet on it again until the tackiness disappears.
By: Prima Marketing Inc
(01-Mar-21)
hi- after you rub on the image, there will be slight texture to it, but not tacky? not sure what would have made it tacky. You should be able to cut out the image section of the stencil you want from this set or just place the whole sheet with the image down where you want it to stick on your paper and just rub it on with the popsicle stick to make that image stick, then pull off the stencil backing, after you see that it has attached to your paper...then it should be fine. The tacky feeling i feel is on the rub on side but that is only due to the stencil image being stuck on the backing to hold it in place, until you rub it on. If you rubbed it on to the paper, with the tacky side down on the paper it should have adhered/stuck to the paper when it was released from the rubbing action.
By: yomoohoo
(27-Feb-21)
