How to make an appliqué using a Hot Glue Gun

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  • Опубликовано: 5 мар 2019
  • Hi Guys! Here is a quick tutorial on how I create appliqués for my furniture pieces using a hot glue gun & silicone molds.
    Redesign with Prima mold:
    www.amazon.com/dp/B07DGT76GK/...
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Комментарии • 18

  • @kuhtone
    @kuhtone 3 года назад +2

    Thank you for a great video! such a neat craft hack. I have spent hundreds on furniture appliques for my home projects!

  • @SereneTing
    @SereneTing 2 года назад +2

    I have a heat gun. I could use it to make sure the back flattens out

  • @sharonell6347
    @sharonell6347 Год назад

    Thank you good tip about the E 6000 and a touch of hot glue to make it stick

  • @yolandagofigure
    @yolandagofigure 2 года назад +3

    That is so cool I also found out that there's colored glue that you can purchase in white instead of painting it I want to know please what paint did you use to paint over the glue thank you.

  • @kathleenmay6711
    @kathleenmay6711 4 года назад +1

    Just found your channel and subbed. Thanks for sharing ❤️❤️❤️

  • @michellec9368
    @michellec9368 3 года назад +2

    Thanks for the tips but #@^$*! , I mean YIKES! Despite repeated attempts I continue to have trouble with this (fill in the blank) glue, you make it look so easy and they turn out great. I usually use resin but it’s getting costly yet it’s so much easier for me and my pieces always comes out perfect. I use to use paper clay when I started about 3 years ago but my regardless of how I dried them, in or out or the molds, they would usually end up slightly warped. I’m not making beautiful furniture only mix media stuff so I thought hot glue maybe the perfect solution, it’s cheap and drys quickly. I’m currently staring at a bunch of unrecognizable strange looking glue blobs however, I’m not ready to give up just yet. I’ll keep trying and watching your video, hopefully I’ll end up with some recognizable pieces soon. I do want to thank you again for sharing your tips and for your time spent creating this helpful video. I also apologize for my little rant, maybe you could please wish me luck in my ongoing hot glue mold quest, I’m sure as heck going to need it.

  • @jasminemarie2344
    @jasminemarie2344 2 года назад

    Soooo smart!

  • @quannabrown9946
    @quannabrown9946 Год назад

    I would suggest the long glue sticks to keep from having to change out as often

  • @SBL1932
    @SBL1932 3 года назад +1

    Is the hot glue applicate is genius. Can it be stained and/or painted?

  • @lpjunction
    @lpjunction Год назад

    Smoothing the surface with a hot air gun after squeezing the glue from the gun.

  • @christineanderson4643
    @christineanderson4643 3 года назад +3

    But you used a DUAL temp glue gun and never said which setting you used. THAT is what I am trying to find out before I go and melt a $20.00 brand new IOD mold.

  • @frenchy6684
    @frenchy6684 4 года назад

    Do they sell these molds in miniature size for dollhouse decorating

    • @madmoiselle007
      @madmoiselle007 4 года назад

      Yes you can find miniature moulds for that on Etsy :)

    • @madmoiselle007
      @madmoiselle007 4 года назад

      This person is using re design with prima moulds you can check them out too.

  • @bethwilliams6911
    @bethwilliams6911 4 года назад

    Do you have to use a primer before you paint the mound?

    • @LillyMoonPaintOfficial
      @LillyMoonPaintOfficial  4 года назад +1

      Beth Williams Hi Beth, I didn’t use any primer and it turned out great with chalk paint

  • @drewhiphop
    @drewhiphop Год назад

    Smart idea but very time-consuming