'glue paper' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to an action of applying adhesive to paper. For example, "Once I was finished coloring my collage, I needed to glue paper to the canvas."
The glue paper, he said, held 100,000 flies.
Leaves (preserved work best; see below right) of different colors and shapes, small sticks, construction paper, glue, paper towels, a heavy book and your imagination.
Originally aimed at adult readers, they employed cutting-edge technology — glue, paper, scissors — to illustrate three-dimensional concepts like anatomy, astronomy and landscaping.
Epoxy glue Paper with message that is the same size as the glass cap/cabochon Pendant pad (I used Dichro Findings) Chain Glass cap/cabochon Epoxy glue Paper with message that is the same size as the glass cap/cabochon Just minutes to make, plus overnight drying.
A broad category of cultural heritage objects are multilayer structures composed of organic, humidity-sensitive materials – wood, animal glue, paper, leather, bone or paints.
As the messy business of glue, paper and stitching faded away, there on your grey and black screen was a bookshop already primed with details of your credit card.
I saw the test collages, and, considering that they were made from glued paper, they were impressively kinetic.
He made a kite by nailing together a small wooden cross, gluing paper across it, and on the long tail of twine tying streamers every five feet.
Parent Jennifer Stephenson was there Friday afternoon with her 2 1/2-year-old son, who cut and glued paper using those tools for the first time.
"By gluing paper rolls one by one, I can form beautiful contours and curves, and the shapes of the animals emerge," the artist tells us.
Broken corn were placed as a trail to lead the naïve chicken towards the two choices, ending at the cardboard rectangle with the glued paper butterflies.
