[quote:39q7v0rs]ah, it is a kind of dough that is used to glue. [/quote:39q7v0rs]

Ja, Sie sagte zu ihm wie Laurence Verwendung suggesed mit dem Schrott, dieselbe Idee nur diese Substanz nicht für die Fimo-Stick.
Ich möchte auch verwenden, um die Dinge zusammenzuhalten beim Backen im Ofen.
Beispiele: Fliesen, um den verschiedenen Ebenen (wie vor) oder Draht zu Pfannen legen, so dass Perlen auf den Draht nicht bekommen, flach auf der einen Seite ...
Ich benutze es, wenn Sie fertig Sicke ein Projekt zu holen viele kleine Perlen zu einer Zeit, können Sie einfach strecken, um die Kügelchen in einen Container freizugeben.
Oh, ich hoffe, Sie können mich verstehen, ich bin für meine schlechte Nutzung Ihrer guten Sprachkenntnissen leid.

Okay, I will try this in English. So sorry.
I learned about using something we call Blue Tack from Suzanne Ivester. This is a somewhat oily plastic substance like chewing gum consistancy that comes in blue or yellow or white, and we generally use it to stick posters to walls in our dormitory rooms or bedrooms when we are young. Teachers use it too in classrooms to post student work.
Suzanne uses it when working with polymer clay. She showed us that it can be used in a sort of "u" shape to hold mille fiori canes when cutting. This prevents the cane from becoming distorted when slicing. It is the same idea as Laurence suggested, except you don't need to worry about the Blue Tack sticking to the cane. I don't usually worry this much about cutting canes, but thought I would add a suggestion to help.
I do use Blue Tack for many things now. I bake my round beads on wires that are held up by a rack, but they always seem to fall down when I'm putting the rack into the oven. If I use just a bit of blue tack on the end of the wire to temporarily attach the rod to the rack it stays put. It is okay to bake the blue tack.
Sometimes I like to use blue tack to attach two baking tiles together like stair steps if I want to make bent beads. I'll take some photos to show you next time I do this.
Another idea is that if you want to pick up tiny beads when cleaning up, blue tack works to pick them up, and when you stretch it, the beads fall out where you want them to be stored.
I hope this helps for now.

Von Tesa kenn ich sie nicht.

Aber ich glaube das ist das gleiche wie die Patafix von UHU.

Yes, Molly (Susi),

is well understood [/ quote]. That's it. Thank you. You did understand and explain it as I was hoping.