Despite being fabric-covered, there wasn’t a single sewing machine involved in this project. Instead, I used the endlessly versatile Gorilla Contact Adhesive Clear (see how I also used it to make a DIY bird feeder). So if you like your projects quick, simple and effective – this one’s for you.
If you’re one of those people who always seems to have a never-ending supply of shopping bags in your cupboard, then this is the perfect upcycling hack. With just a canvas bag and some Gorilla Contact Adhesive you can create these no-sew cushions in no time. You will need – Canvas Bag –... View article
Even with the best will in the world, it’s easy to let clutter build up in our homes. Whether it’s clothes you’re convinced will someday come back into style or broken bits and bobs you’ve never gotten around to fixing; these things all add up and before you know it your house has become a... View article
To help you form the strongest bonds and ensure your woodworking projects look great and run smoothly— here’s our guide to using glue with wood to so you don’t get yourself into a sticky situation. Let’s take a look at some of the common surface combinations and factors to take into consideration when using glue... View article
