Whether you need to repair a broken piece of furniture or you want to add jewels to a plain headband, a glue gun is the perfect tool to help. Not only is it perfect for securing your items in place, but it is also good for fun home craft projects. A hot glue gun is the perfect balance between these two uses.
Using a hot glue gun is brilliant because it dries in minutes, making it perfect for crafting, woodworking, and general DIY repairs. Here are some craft ideas you can try with a hot glue gun.
Best hot glue gun projects to try
DIY plastic bottle wreath
Get crafty whilst saving the environment by recycling your old plastic bottles. Recycle your old plastic bags into this brilliant upcycled wreath. Giving your plastic bottles a creative end by saving the environment. A good way to remain sustainable in your home.
Toilet paper roll binoculars
A fun, simple, kid-friendly craft idea to try with your kids. With a few toilet paper rolls, some stickers, and string, this recycled project lends itself to all sorts of fun. With these binoculars, your kid explorers can go on an exciting expedition to wherever their imaginations take them.
DIY flower headband
Create a beautiful floral headband that you can wear to weddings, parties, or for everyday fun. This DIY project allows you to make the headband adjustable, making it perfect for kids as well. It’s an easy project that only requires basic skills with a hot glue gun and the ability to braid safely. You can use real flowers from your spring garden or choose faux flowers for a simpler option.
Make jewellery
Creating beautiful jewellery pieces with hot glue is a quick and easy process that requires only a few supplies. This simple craft is perfect for making something special for yourself or for gifting to a friend. Since hot glue dries quickly, you can make a sparkly pair of earrings or a necklace in just a few minutes. You have the option to mix colours or use a single colour, depending on your preferences.
Written by CHUMASANDE MATIWANE
First published by Garden & Home
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