Hot glue fashion

“3D Printed Face Jewellery by Anna Büser.”

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The last month of the year has already come! I´m wishing you happy month with this post of a set of 3 tutorials of how to make hot glue necklaces that look really sophisticated and I’m sure y…

After nearly 10 years of producing content on my blog, it is difficult to create something original and current. For this project, I began by revisiting the corset. But it all seemed deja vu. So I went back to the drawing board and decided it was time to do something more "21st century" with the idea. In my effort to come up with something, my attention was diverted to a photo of a model wearing clear plexiglas jewelry. Unfortunately, the only method to replicate versions of it is by using…

As I say, hot glue is magical. For lots of reasons. Including the fact that such an ordinary material can take on the shimmer of spun glass. I call it my poor woman’s glass! Paul Klee referred to d…

Some time ago, I had made a whole bunch of disc beads from ceramic, low fire clay which I then colored using several colors of Gilders Wax to produce the pretty disc beads you see with a hole in the middle --I didn't use them all so you can see what they looked like at the bottom of the top picture above. They have been hanging around for quite a while and I did not feel like making the necklace I had originally planned on making with these. Then recently, I went back to making some wider…

Step 3 : with a big hot glue gun, trace all the lines of the pattern on the glass with the model under it and at the two edges, put some metal rope so it won't break easily. After 10 minutes of drying, take a spatula and delicately, remove the belt from the glass sheet. Let the belt rest for one or two hours before the next step.

Japanese artist known on Twitter as shir0xxx shows that cool accessories can be made out of anything, even hot glue!

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