She pours Elmer's glue into a $1 vase for a breathtaking idea!



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34 thoughts on “She pours Elmer's glue into a $1 vase for a breathtaking idea!”

  1. Does it harden and keep it's form? Because when I used Elmer's washable clear glue into my silicone molds, it evaporated I guess because I had it all filled up and when I went back to it, it was just a slimey little sliver of floppy glue.

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  2. Just why is it you cannot add water to the second project that you put together where the jar was baked? Will water soften the lining and have it actually come undone inside?

    Also, what's the name of the paint on that stained glass item that you were making? I cannot understand and it almost sounds like you are saying "puppy" paint.

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  3. This takes way too long to dry.. I only did a 1/4 cup, and 4 days later, it's still liquid .. resin is better and faster for me.

    ONE WEEK LATER .. my 1/4 cup of glue is STILL liquid a d has completely yellowed ..

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  4. The only trouble with this idea is when dust starts collecting. I don't know how it gets in and collects over the fake glue-water but it does. Can be a real pain to clean it if it's possible at all. Needless to say dusty looking water isn't very attractive 😂 kinda defeats the purpose of this design idea.

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  5. I did this project and kept coughing for months, I didn’t know what was causing it until I decided to remove the vases I made with the glue and my coughing stopped. I found the MSDS and it states “INHALATION: Not expected to be harmful under normal conditions of use. However, if allowed to become airborne, may cause irritation of nose, throat and lungs. SKIN: May cause irritation on prolonged or repeated contact. EYES: May cause irritation on prolonged or repeated contact.” This video should be taken or at least state the possible side effects.

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