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Step 8Hot glue time!
Plug in your hot glue gun and let it warm up. Dig up your 4 card-thick base. Hopefully you haven't lost it while making the peg. If it's curved at all (it shouldn't, that's part of the reason you do 4 layers) lay it down on your work area so it curves downward.
Now, make make a thin layer of hot glue across the top of the card. don't go all the way to the edge, just get close. I suggest doing parallel lines of hot glue and letting them ooze together. Take the time to do it right, but remember, hot glue sets pretty fast.
When you've got a nice layer of wet hot glue on the card, stick the piece of peg you cut in the middle of the puddle. If you want, you can place the peg at an angle so the figure can be posed running or jumping.
Now, make make a thin layer of hot glue across the top of the card. don't go all the way to the edge, just get close. I suggest doing parallel lines of hot glue and letting them ooze together. Take the time to do it right, but remember, hot glue sets pretty fast.
When you've got a nice layer of wet hot glue on the card, stick the piece of peg you cut in the middle of the puddle. If you want, you can place the peg at an angle so the figure can be posed running or jumping.
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