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Paper mache animal busts are super popular right now. They're simple, elegant and modern wall decor and can be the added touch to almost any room. I decided to make my own decorative animal art but I added a little touch of gold to mine :) Surebonder's 7" electric glue skillet + Krylon white satin spray paint + Animal bust or skull (any animal of your choosing; I picked a cow skull) + Surebonder's Glitter Stiks First, spray paint the animal skull white. (It may need a few coats, depending on how dark the coloring of the skull is)

I needed a jewelry holder for my new apartment and after countless hours on etsy, pinterest and amazon I decided to make my own. It ended up being easier than I thought. Plus I discovered this amazing new product from SUREBONDER® called the Glue Roll which is basically a 5' foot long glue stick. • a small pot • floral foam inserts • gravel • newspaper • gold spray paint • dual temp SUREBONDER® glue gun • SUREBONDER® glue roll • xacto blade • large branches First I layed out the newspaper and spray painted the branches with the gold spray paint. Letting the branches dry in between coats of paint. Next I took the two pieces of floral foam and cut out the middle of each block, wide enough for both branches to fit. After cutting the middle out of each foam block, I used my dual temp glue gun on the low setting and my awesome new glue roll to glue the two pieces together and the branches in place. I then put the foam piece with attached branches into the pot. Then I start gluing gravel all around the base of the branches and on top of the foam until I don't see any more foam.

Pool toys are great, but what's left over inside the toy after you come home from the pool isn't! Gross and disgusting mold can grow inside those water toys from the water that won't dry out. That's where our glue gun and a little hot glue comes in!

With Thanksgiving just around the corner, here's a simple way to spice up the classic fall pumpkin! fake, in this case I used fake ones) - spray paint in fall colors -white spray paint -SUREBONDER dual temp glue gun -SUREBONDER hot glue sticks

This Halloween we decided to class it up a bit with this next project! Think something you could take out for the holiday season, leave it up for the whole year and still be alright come Christmas time.