Dear Aleene,
I can’t help but wonder what your profession is. Are you an engineer? Scientists? SLP?
How did you come up with this magical product? The Secret Weapon of all SLPs!
I’ve been recommending Aleene’s Tack It for a while but I realized I never wrote a post about it so today I wanted to rectify that!
Don’t tell Velcro, but I’ve been cheating on her. Aleene’s my girl and I’ve seeing a lot more of her!
I don’t know how to explain it so just read this Amazon summary:
Aleene’s® Tack It Over and Over™ gives you a temporary bond, so it’s the perfect way to use appliqués over and over. So you can create a themed shirt for the school play, then remove the appliqué after the performance. Or maybe you want to “dress” a sweater for a holiday theme, then wear it plain throughout the season. Sticks to most surfaces, including fabric, wool, paper, metal, glass and plastic.
Add some Tack It to the back of your laminated paper. Let it dry. Then it will be sticky. You can stick and unstick it for quite a while! This week I’ve been making my Bubble Gum Apraxia and Bubble Gum Phonology sets using Aleene’s magical formula. I’m NOT sad I don’t have to cut 50 pieces of velcro! I did try Aleene’s tack on my Interactive Vocabulary Books a few weeks ago but it didn’t give the kids enough space to grab the icons. It’s better suited for the interactive sets, making Cariboo cards stick, or adding visuals to walls in classrooms.
Grab Aleene’s Tack It on Amazon or at your local craft store. Are you dating Aleene too?! How are you using it in your speech room?
Retry later
