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- STEP 061 > Slide straw #1 down the kebob stick making sure you keep as much glue inside the straw by not scraping the glue off.
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- STEP 062 > The straw is wider then the kebob stick so wiggle it to make sure the hot glue has touched the inside and press the straw against the silver bead.
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- STEP 063 > Now just a small amount of hot glue goes on the kebob stick just above the straw.
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- STEP 064 > Take another silver bead and slide it down the kebob stick.
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- STEP 065 > Press the bead against the straw.
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- STEP 066 > Wait a couple of seconds until the glue cools down.
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- STEP 067 > Then hot glue another line on the kebob stick, this time about the length of straw #2.
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- STEP 068 > Grab your #2 straw and carefully slide it down the kebob stick trying not to scrape off all the glue off the kebob stick.
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- STEP 069 > When you reach the bead, wiggle the straw a little to make sure the glue touches the insides and can attack to the kebob stick.
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- STEP 070 > Put a little amount of hot glue on the kebob stick just above the straw.
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- STEP 071 > Take your 2nd miniature clothes pin and pinch it around the kebob stick while making sure it gets into contact with the hot glue glob to hold it into place.
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- STEP 072 > Make sure when you attach the 2nd miniuature clothes pin it is at the exact same allignment like in the photo. You do not want one to be pointing up and the other down.
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- STEP 073 > Dab another little amount of hot glue glob on top of the miniature clothes pin
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- STEP 074 > Take another silver bead and slide it down the kebob stick.
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- STEP 075 > Press the silver bead into the glue against the miniature clothes pin.
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- STEP 076 > Let this cool a couple of seconds before the next step.
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- STEP 077 > Apply a last line of hot glue about the length of the #3 straw.
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- STEP 078 > Slide straw #3 over the kebob stick and wiggle it around a little to make sure the glue sticks to the inside.
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- STEP 079 > Almost done, all that is missing is to cover the end of the top #3 straw.
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- STEP 080 > Grab your marette and put some hot glue along the inside edges of the cap.
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