Cheap and Easy DIY Doctor Strange Sling Ring How To

This DIY sling ring is super cheap and easy to make. It's just a base of foam with a few beads and a little paint. I used craft foam because the edges are smoother, but you can also use cardboard as an alternative to foam. This one is based on the sling ring from the first movie, which was a more symmetrical, simpler design than the ones in the following movies. (If you want to make one of the more complicated versions, using puffy paint to add the details is an easy way to do it.) When applying the gold paint, be sure to use a dry brush and a light touch so some of the black paint in the under layer shows through. That's what gives it the aged effect.
This tutorial requested by: Tracy and Draco
MATERIALS USED:
5mm craft foam
2mm craft foam
2 flat plastic beads
2 smaller round plastic beads
Scissors
Hot glue gun (or other type of glue)
White school glue (amzn.to/2DGICJe)
Paintbrush
Black paint (amzn.to/2BFGYJQ)
Gold Metallic paint (amzn.to/2EFEn5c)
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[@kristenblack3930]

Love the simplicity of this one!

[@Thewoodlandelf]

Yes, sometimes the simplest ones are the most fun 😃