Well that’s just the most wonderful off-use of a product ever. So smart of you to think of that!
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Oh the things you discover when you come to Lettuce…you can make an awesome mini chandelier from hot glue! Fascinating process.
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Wow! That is really cool.
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Ooh, please tell me you’re going to have someone swing on it!! My 12-year-old self, who made a lego version of the Disney Zorro set, is deeply jealous! 
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Too cool!!
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I love your mini chandelier! I can’t believe it’s made of hot glue. It looks great!
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Fantastic idea!
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Just like old school 3-D printing! 
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I love this and love it’s for Zorro! I was seriously obsessed with those movies as a kid! How much fun!
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This is AWESOME! Do we get to see the completed project, too? please, please, please… 
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You bet! Come to the Tucson Miniature Show in October and see it in person!
But I plan to post it here when done, as well as my favorite bits and pieces along the way.
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Here’s another hot glue piece for the scene. The picture is hand painted, not by me, and needed a fun frame.
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Oh, how perfect for a Zorro-ish scene! 
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Oh, miniature Zorro 
nice. And making a chandelier is not easy, at all, I wish you the best of luck
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Congrats! You are one of the featured projects for this week! Awesome!
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Woohoo! Thanks!
So clever.
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Ooooh, that opens up even more possibilities.
First with building 3D items from hot glue
Second, maybe I finally have a compelling excuse to buy a 3D printer!
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What a cool way to accomplish this! And the end project sounds like it is going to be really neat. I can’t wait to see it all together!
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Thanks for all the love, guys!
I used a different technique for the final chandelier, posted at Wrought iron mini chandelier...NOT hot glue
but am going to try the hot glue technique for the iron fence.