What you're looking at is the inside of a figure's head. The cords are attached to the eyebrow-raising mechanics. I tie some kind of double knot (I never earned my Boy Scout knot tieing badge, so I don't know the name of the knot). To make sure the knot never comes untied, I douse the knot with Elmer's Glue. The glue dries to create a hard protective shell around the knot.
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Thursday, November 18, 2010
Get a glue
What you're looking at is the inside of a figure's head. The cords are attached to the eyebrow-raising mechanics. I tie some kind of double knot (I never earned my Boy Scout knot tieing badge, so I don't know the name of the knot). To make sure the knot never comes untied, I douse the knot with Elmer's Glue. The glue dries to create a hard protective shell around the knot.
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