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3 Ways to Make “Wax” Seals Made of Hot Glue

By Matthew Lynch
December 19, 2023
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Introduction:

Wax seals have long been used as a form of sealing important documents, envelopes, and packages. They add a traditional and elegant touch to any item they adorn. However, using real wax can be a bit of a challenge, especially for beginners. For those who want an easier and more convenient option, hot glue can be used as an alternative to create beautiful “wax” seals. In this article, we will explore three different methods for making these unique seals using hot glue.

1. Basic Hot Glue “Wax” Seal:

Materials:

– Hot glue gun

– Hot glue sticks (in your desired color)

– Non-stick surface (e.g., wax paper, silicone mat)

– Seal stamp or any metal objects with a raised design.

Instructions:

1. Heat your hot glue gun.

2. Place the non-stick surface on a flat workspace.

3. Apply the hot glue onto the non-stick surface in a circular shape roughly the size of the seal you want to create.

4. Quickly press your stamp or metal object with a raised design into the center of the glue circle before it dries.

5. Let the glue cool completely before removing the stamp and lifting the seal from the surface.

2. Marbled Hot Glue “Wax” Seal:

Materials:

– Hot glue gun

– 2 or more hot glue sticks in different colors

– Non-stick surface (e.g., wax paper, silicone mat)

– Seal stamp or any metal objects with a raised design.

Instructions:

1. Heat your hot glue gun.

2. Place the non-stick surface on a flat workspace.

3. Apply two or more colors of hot glue in smaller circles or patterns next to each other on the non-stick surface.

4. While still wet, use a toothpick to gently swirl the glue colors together to create a marbled effect.

5. Press your stamp or metal object with a raised design into the center of the marbled glue before it dries.

6. Let the glue cool completely before removing the stamp and lifting the seal from the surface.

3. Glitter Hot Glue “Wax” Seal:

Materials:

– Hot glue gun

– Hot glue sticks (in your desired color)

– Non-stick surface (e.g., wax paper, silicone mat)

– Seal stamp or any metal objects with a raised design.

– Fine glitter powder (in a complementary color to the hot glue)

Instructions:

1. Heat your hot glue gun.

2. Place the non-stick surface on a flat workspace.

3. Apply the hot glue onto the non-stick surface in a circular shape roughly the size of the seal you want to create.

4. Quickly sprinkle a thin layer of fine glitter powder over the wet glue.

5. Press your stamp or metal object with a raised design into the center of the glitter-covered glue circle before it dries.

6. Let the glue cool completely before removing the stamp and lifting the seal from the surface.

Conclusion:

With these three methods, you can easily create beautiful and unique “wax” seals using hot glue. Whether you’re adding an elegant touch to wedding invitations or simply want to up your crafting game, these techniques will help you achieve stunning results without needing traditional wax sealing materials. Have fun experimenting with different colors and designs for truly personalized seals!

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