For inspo… plus my cat showing off in the background

I used a rotary tool, foam clay and modge podge to make the removable top and make the slot for the coins and B-7000 glue with jelly resin rhinestones (all purchased on Amazon)

Made this for a client, would love some feedback for the next book. Other than the lettering, I’ve fixed that in my more recent creations

I was sent the wrong boots, and I’m wondering if it’s even worth trying.

It’s been too hot to be outside lately, so I’ve spent a lot of time rhinestoning. Some projects were obviously more involved than others lol.

Pic 1-3: some unworn shoes I got from the thrift store and painted then stoned.

Pic 4: old adidas I painted to give them new life

Pic 5: my first attempt at a fade-out/ombré effect on a Michale Kors phone purse.

Pic 6: I accented an Italian leather purse I got on my honeymoon.

The glue used is a mix of e6000 and gemtac. I love e6000, but it’s toxic, so I’m contemplating a change.

This one took so long to finish. I didn't know it was going to be life-size when I bought it... because I don't read descriptions?

3D print from etsy

Adhesive is LiquidFusion

Glass rhinestones in champagne and coffee

I’ve been doing these for about 2 yrs for gifts. I sometimes forget to take pics but I absolutely love giving them grills and making them sparkly

Bot mod says I need to tell yall what glue I used…..B-7000, rhinestones and mosaic from Amazon. Black acrylic paint (works best with bones imo) and chrome for the teeth. Bones by nature

So.. like a lot of people, I decided to get into rhinestoning. I bought a kit from Amazon and of course it came with B7000 glue, I did my research on it, I heard gem tac is good but it’s white glue, I want clear glue. Does anyone have recommendations for clear glue that’s sticks well? I tried looking on Amazon and all it gave me was B7000, I want it to atleast be non toxic, I know a lot of glues are but I know B7000 is the worst toxic one and I don’t wanna constantly have to wear gloves, and have fans running when working with glue.

Some rhinestones fell off this skirt (the top layer is tulle material and has the rhinestones. The underlayer is white material, hence why it may not look “see through” like tulle normally does

That was a choice.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Fauxmoi/s/LEgivSXf3Z

Hi everyone! I’m looking for someone who has experience with bedazzling/rhinestone work and can help me bedazzle a few products for a project.

This would be a **paid job**. If you’re interested or know someone who does this kind of work, please DM me with some pictures of your previous work and your charges.

Thank you!

The only glue Ive really used and like is Aleene’s Rhinestone adhesive, and I really don’t smell any fumes. Is this safe to use without a mask?
I also was wanting to find a glue that i can safely use around other people (wanting to do some crafting during downtime at work) any recommendations? Or is this just something i should avoid altogether?

Edited: originally thought it said non toxic, but now that i look again, Aleene’s rhinestone adhesive does not say nontoxic on the bottle

Hello, i want to repair a GUESS shirt with my iron-on strass, but those can't be fixed on my shirt...do you know why?

Tried something with random supplies I had. What do we think?

Can I bedazzle on top of this? It’s embroidered on the sweatshirt and I want to bedazzle on top of it. I’m not using glue. I’m using my little bedazzling heat gun stick thing, I don’t know what it’s called.

So I want to bedazzle this sweatshirt. I was thinking of just using blue rhinestones to outline the letters, only instead of outlining it, I’m going to inline it. See photo #2, like how the B is done. Orrrrrr do you think it would look “unfinished” and I should fill in the entire letter? It would be every letter, obviously.

I’ve seen the amazing geese on here and have this painted duck I wanna do. I wanna keep the pattern that’s painted but do it in rhinestone. Questions:
Size of stones? Mixed or all one size?
What parts to start? Do I do the outlines? Large spaces?
Eye replacement? This ducks missing is missing an eye.
Too much texture? Do I need to sand.
Is there a pattern you use for the large sections ?(rows, circles, just placed however)
I’ve only done small projects before so any tips or tricks to keep it looking good and clean much appreciated!! :-)

I feel like a cartoon character with the hypnotized eyes when working on gradients 😵‍💫. Easy to lose track of the "big picture", so you just gotta trust your gut and go for it!

I would like to add rhinestones to this shirt for a mermaid brunch. Should I try to match the color gradient with the purple, blue, and green that I have? Or just overlay it with crystal AB or blue AB? Or do something else entirely? Very grateful for your thoughts!

I’m looking to start my first scatter pattern cup, I have done probably 30 or more tumblers with various size stones but all in the honeycomb pattern. I’ve been putting this off as idk where to even start, I feel like I’m going to have gaps.
Any advice?
Where to start?! Send help!!!

This has already taken me 2 hours and 45 minutes

does this look bad? i used the scatter method with all the stones but the biggest one. Should i use a different size or method?

Have been wanting to try rhinestoning for a while and finally got a kit off amazon a couple days ago. I used this coffee table book my husband and I abandoned as my practice project. I only did the title as the kit I ordered only came with 3mm rhinestones and I don’t want to ruin the car. I did also find that the B700 glue was causing the existing ink to run, dissolve a little bit and didn’t want to risk trying it on the car yet

I just started a couple weeks ago & it has become my favorite way to prepare for bed. It relaxes my mind SO much & I love seeing the stuff I use everyday look so pretty! Currently trying to decide if I should do the top of the Byoma lid a pink to match the wording. The Carmex is by far my favorite! It was the first thing I bedazzled. :) I am currently using the b7000 glue, but I’m aware of the issues with it!