Showing posts with label glue. Show all posts
Showing posts with label glue. Show all posts

Paper Punch Table Runner

This table runner made out of colorful paper is beautiful and perfect for a rainbow party or other colorful event! Simple and inexpensive, this is a great craft to involve kids in! Thanks to Ramblings From The Sunshine State for finding something similar on pinterest and remaking it!


Glue Gun Easter Eggs

Since many crafty people use glue guns, I loved this unique idea for adding some detail to Easter eggs. Pay attention you can use this with your kids this week! Measured By The Heart used hot glue to white out areas on the eggs before her family dipped them in dye. The glue will resist the dye! Such a cool technique that I've never heard.





(I saw this in the Easter Party Link-up on this blog. Have you checked out the latest links?)




Pedistal Picture Frames

I love how Mrs. DIY and The Tennis Guy gave her picture frames a littl height by making some pedistal picture frames. While these were made with thrifted candlesticks and glue, I'm pretty sure you could make it with other wood products from a craft or home improvement store.
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Flower Bean Art

Just Between Friends created this amazing piece of art using glue and ....beans! There's nothing quite like lentil art! The texture of it is awesome!
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Check out how to make bean art.
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DIY Pedestal Bowls

The Speckled Dog shows us how to make some adorabel pedestal bowls! I love the "before they were painted" shots. I need to start looking for some candlesticks and bowls at the thrift store.

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I also love how she made one for Valentine's Day. A heart on a pedestal. So cute!.



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Headband Earmuffs

Make adorable earmuffs from a store bought headband. A great idea from A Girl and Her Glue Gun. One great thing about this is there is no sewing involved - just glue!
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Here We Are Together
This post sponsored by Here We Are Together.
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Epson Salt Ornaments and Candles

Epson salt makes such beautiful ornaments and candles. Look at these from Thrifty Parsonage Living. Gorgeous!!! (I love the colors too.)
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Craft tip of the day

Cul de Sac by Richard Thomson

Use a toothpick or small wooden skewer to apply small dabs of glue to small projects. It makes it easier to use smaller amounts and place it just where you want it.