These are some of the hot glue embellishments that I have made to use for my scrap-booking.

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Mannequin Doll Template.
Click on small images. I printed the template on paper.

I worked on a glass sheet that I had.
Because I am working on a glass sheet I can turn it around.

I taped the template onto the glass

I taped wax paper over the template.
sheet with painter’s tape.

Hint: I keep my glue gun in an empty tape dispenser.

This glue gun and sticks are available from Dollar-stores, but if you are planning to use a glue-gun more often, I suggest getting a better one.

I use this ArtMinds™ Mini Glue Gun, Stylish Pattern, which works even better for me.

Heat gun for at least 5 minutes. Have glue sticks ready. When the glue gun was hot enough, I traced the design with Hot glue on top of the wax paper. I find it very relaxing to trace the lines. Wait for the glue to harden.
Hint: Melt away the glue gun strings with a hairdryer. Soak the clock in water to remove it from the wax-paper and clean the back with Rubbing alcohol, to remove the last bits of paper. Use tweezers to remove stubborn pieces of paper from inside the holes. I covered the glue with layers of acid-free paint. Please note, do not use Hot glue for photos, the heat and acidity can harm your photos.

Steampunk Gears Templates.

Hot Glue Clock on paper.
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Hot Glue on Paper.
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I also use these clocks as masks.
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Hot-glue Clock on card-stock.
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Faux Wax seals made with hot glue.

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Faux Wax seal.

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HINT: I use flexible plastic cutting board sheets for working with hot glue. I spray them with cooking spray and drop hot glue on them for making faux wax seals, pebble accents, etc. A few hours later I just peel them off.