Step 7: Fabric Wrapping on Top/Clean-Up
After the circle support is cut, pull in the fabric from the top of the head and glue inside.
Then drop the cardboard circle on top and push it about 1/4"in. My circle was cut to a size where it created enough pressure of the sides to not need any glue, but if your top circle piece is loose at all, hot glue it down.
Now that the top is formed, we can also glue and tuck in the fabric on the underside.
The basic head should be complete- Next, we need to add on the details that make Beaker- Beaker.
Then drop the cardboard circle on top and push it about 1/4"in. My circle was cut to a size where it created enough pressure of the sides to not need any glue, but if your top circle piece is loose at all, hot glue it down.
Now that the top is formed, we can also glue and tuck in the fabric on the underside.
The basic head should be complete- Next, we need to add on the details that make Beaker- Beaker.
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