Tag : UHU
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UHU sent me a tiny candy box, papers and the UHU gluer roller this month.
I took a few extra goodies from my stash and came up with this design.
Check out the full instructions on the UHU Blog.
There may be some free samples left…
For December, UHU sent me some glass beads, magnets and twist & glue to create some more glass bead magnets.
These glass beads were about 1/2 the size as the ones I had previously used. It was fun finding different words and pictures to use with this size.
Go check out the other design team members magnets as well on the UHU blog.
This month the UHU design team members were all sent a mini clipboard to decorate.
What do you think?
Check out the materials list and tutorial in the UHU blog.
Feeling the need to do something creative, I cleaned off my workspace and grabbed my pile of book text scraps. The substrate is cardboard packaging that I obsessively save.
I decided to try out my UHU glue stic for this experiment. I knew I wanted to play with my watercolor crayons but have had issues with other glues releasing the papers from the substrate after getting wet. While wet there was a slight amount of lifting or warping but to my great delight, it dried completely flat! I believe I have found a new glue for this technique.
I’m loving the layered look. I used watercolor crayons, paint, correction pen, metallic marker, colored pencil, China crayon and rubber stamps on this piece.
I made the cut and am one of two new UHU Gluers!
What does that mean, you ask. (I heard you…)
It means I’m part of their design team.
**Doing the happy dance over here.**
I found out yesterday but have been waiting to say anything until my project and step-by-step instructions was posted on the UHU blog.
Thanks so much UHU for issuing the challenge. I’m looking forward to working with UHU for as long as they will have me.
I’m very excited to say that I’ve become a finalist in the UHU “new gluer” challenge.
I fell in love with the UHU Photo Glue stick long ago, so when the call came out for a new “gluer” I was all over that!