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Making a Glue and Sequin Sun Catcher


Bronze Post Medal for All Time! 239 Posts
January 20, 2016

Glue and Sequin Sun CatcherJust for a change, instead of using it for holding stuff together, make PVA glue the main material for your craft project with this pretty sequinned sun catcher to hang in your window.

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Supplies:

  • PVA glue
  • sequins
  • ribbon or cord for hanging
  • plastic lid
  • cocktail stick to help arrange the sequins and to make a hole
Glue and Sequin Sun Catcher
 
Glue and Sequin Sun Catcher
 
Glue and Sequin Sun Catcher
 

Steps:

  1. Pour plenty of PVA glue into the lid.
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  3. Sprinkle on a selection of sequins. You can use your cocktail stick to arrange them a bit.
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    Glue and Sequin Sun Catcher
     
  5. Leave to dry. This could take days, or even a week or so. Be patient.
  6. Once the glue is completely dry release it from the lid.
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  8. Don't make the mistake I made. My lid had a sell by date on it which transferred to the sun catcher. But not to worry. It's not that obvious.
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    Glue and Sequin Sun Catcher
     
  10. Make a hole with a hole punch or a cocktail stick.
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  12. Tie a cord through the hole.
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  14. Hang your suncatcher in the window and watch it sparkle and shine.
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Diamond Post Medal for All Time! 1,246 Posts
January 25, 20160 found this helpful

I love thrifty crafts like this. Nice work. :)

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Bronze Post Medal for All Time! 239 Posts
January 26, 20160 found this helpful

thankyou x

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Gold Feedback Medal for All Time! 679 Feedbacks
February 24, 20160 found this helpful

You can usually get the printed sell-by date and other info off with a drop of dish detergent and a little rubbing. If that doesn't work, try a little rubbing alcohol.

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A third way might be a drop of vegetable oil and a little rubbing, or vegetable oil and a little baking soda as a mild abrasive. As a last resort, try WD-40.

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