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| I watched the girl at Camelia Rose making all sorts of tiaras and hair decorations at their stall at the Worlds, she used a hot glue gun for all of them. (NT) | - | Wednesday, June 20, 07:27:01pm |
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| And I've reglued all the stones that have fallen off of her tiaras for customers that come to me (NT) | Tillies Tiaras | Thursday, June 21, 07:36:54am |
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| I've seen the hot glue, and don't love it because the stones don't seem to stick to it, it seems like an epoxy type glue would be better? (NT) | any thoughts? | Friday, June 22, 11:49:41pm |
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| I use E6000 for all crystal projects - dresses, buckles, number holders, head bands. I haven't done a tiara, but that's the best glue for everything. (NT) | use in a ventilated area | Saturday, June 23, 07:40:03am |
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| Do the stones have a silver backing on them? I had to glue a couple of clear stones on my headband and I noticed the sparkle is now reduced. (NT) | mp | Monday, June 25, 08:34:20am |
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| Thanks for the thoughts! I ended up using E6000 with heavy weight fishing line on the sew on stones. I don't know if it was a necessary step, but it seemed more secure that way. (NT) | OP | Friday, June 29, 04:18:02pm |
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| We bought our custom made crown from Conny's Custom Crowns. She makes the tiara with heavy gauge wire, solders it all herself and uses an epoxy glue for the crystals. (NT) | hth | Thursday, July 26, 06:42:48pm |
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