Balloon String Glue Craft. Inflate balloons in different sizes. Craft glue or elmer’s glue.
Thin the glue slightly with water. Take a piece of your thread and dunk it into the bowl of water glue, pressing it in all the way so that the whole length of the thread gets nice and saturated. Once you have soaked your yarn or string hang on a line with the pegs.
Contents
- 1 Mix About 1 Cup Of Glue And 1/4 Cup Of Water.
- 2 As You Pull The String Out Of The Bowl, Run It Between Your Finger And Thumb To Get The Extra Glue Off The String.
- 3 Paint With A Little Brush Till Yarn Is Wet 2.
- 4 Thin The Glue Slightly With Water.
- 5 Next, Pull String From Hole While Wrapping Around The Balloon.
Mix About 1 Cup Of Glue And 1/4 Cup Of Water.
4:1 water to glue ratio. I found the best was using my hand to scoop the mixture. Begin wrapping the string vertically around the balloon.
As You Pull The String Out Of The Bowl, Run It Between Your Finger And Thumb To Get The Extra Glue Off The String.
I tied a strand of yarn in between two cloth drying racks and tied my balloon in between the racks. Wrap the balloon with the colored yarn and apply the textile glue to the yarn with the paintbrush. Wrap the balloon in saran wrap.
Paint With A Little Brush Till Yarn Is Wet 2.
Start winding the string on the balloon by holding the balloon in one hand and then taking the cut end of the string and placing it on the balloon close to the tie off knob. This paste is good for cotton yarn or thread. Once you have soaked your yarn or string hang on a line with the pegs.
Thin The Glue Slightly With Water.
Use your hand to scoop the mix over the balloon 3. Craft glue or elmer’s glue. You need to pat so you don’t pull the strings off the balloon.
Next, Pull String From Hole While Wrapping Around The Balloon.
The preparation for this project is always the same. You can alternatively put something else as well instead of a popcorn. String the eggs one after the other on the yarn.
