Applying Glue
A little glue goes a long way. Keep a damp paper towel nearby to wipe off extra glue and keep your tools clean.
Use the tip of a toothpick or needle tool to add a tiny dot of glue exactly where you need it.
A little glue goes a long way. Keep a damp paper towel nearby to wipe off extra glue and keep your tools clean.
Use the tip of a toothpick or needle tool to add a tiny dot of glue exactly where you need it.
Roll with gentle, even pressure so the coil opens up easily and is simple to shape.
Use a circle sizer board so all your loose coils open to the same size.
Longer strips make bigger shapes and shorter strips make smaller ones. Adjust the length to get the size you need.
Cut matching strips to the same length so shapes like petals come out the same size.
Wipe your tools often so glue doesn't build up and tear the paper.
Start with coils, teardrops and marquises. Most designs use these.
Arrange your shapes before gluing so you can move them around.
Let the glue set for a few minutes before handling your piece.
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