Rhinestoning 101

Learn how to apply rhinestones to any project by watching me add some bling to my game day T-shirt

[Misslynndance]

You don’t know this yet but we are best friends. I rhinestone anything not moving. My dance kids think I have a rhinestoned toilet at home. 😂

[dopamanicure]

By far the best rhinestones for beginners video! Thank you!

[graciesmom]

You’re an excellent teacher! Thank you!

[learn]

You are a great teacher! It is your combination of communication skills, camera work, explanations and enthusiasm that make these videos so good.

[ngatiramona]

I'm so thankful for your amazing, thoughtful and charming rhinestone tutorial!❤🧡💛💚💙💜💖 I'm just getting started after a gift of a plain black dress, and got overwhelmed by hotfix, fabric glue and bedazzlers which were super expensive. E6000, your tips and hacks were very appreciated. Thankyou!🥰🥰👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[jeanniepruett]

AMAZING AMAZING AMAZING VIDEO!! So easy to follow and great for someone who is very intimidated by the rhinestone world (like me). Thank you!❤️🥰

[bathroomshoes]

THANK YOU, my senior homecoming is 2 weeks away and i can’t find a good dress so i got a plain black one and i’m going to stone it. you’ve saved me thank you so much.

[momofmark]

Thanks, for your response to my question. On the subject of saving glue and tips, I have had great success putting a little Vaseline, around the tread/spout where you screw the cap back on. I have also been able to save the tips by using the strait pin. As the glue dries, I move the pin around, to help dislodge the glue. After it is somewhat set, but still pliable, I use another pin to pick it out, or to widen the whole in the glue gathering on the interior sides, much like you did with the stray string of glue in this video. I have never had to use a recycled tip for beading, so I haven't had to compare the size of the dots made by new vs recycled tips. The resulting dots from the recycled tips have been plenty good enough for the home repair jobs I have needed. Also for regular, skinny super glue, with the teeny, tiny tips, I have taken a strait pin, with a flat head (not the kind with the plastic ball), Vaselined the shaft, stuck it in the tip, then screwed on the tip cap. I Vaseline the tip to make sure the cap comes off later. I moved the pin around to widen the hole in the hardening glue. I have been able to use them months later. Thanks again for your video and your response.

[nacyque]

I'm starting to rhinestone finally. You have given me so many helpful tips!! Thank you so much!!

[makaylarose]

THIS LADY IS AN ABSOLUTE GEM !!!! Loved her teaching style I felt so comfortable and at easy watching this! it felt like I was with my grandma <3 subscribed immediately much love thank u Rhinestone Queen!!!

[apreuss]

Thank you! I've watched a few videos, and this was the most helpful. I can't wait to start!

[kimberlyjaramillo]

Thank you - so helpful! Great teacher.

[bblclearns]

You are a gifted teacher and present projects with wonderful helpful information. Thank you for making tutorial and posting. I very much appreciated your time and effort.

[iagonizante]

thank you so much, i have been wanting to get into rhinestoning for stage costumes and i really needed the basics!

[crocheted_by_kam]

Decorating my cap and gown for graduation, and this video was really helpful!

[katew]

Thank you for this tutorial! I became so frustrated using E6000 on my ballroom dress - couldn't stand the strings. I switched to GemTac - no harsh smell but the stones don't adhere as well (I lost quite a few at last competition). I'll give E6000 a try again using your technique.

[riccardoranieri]

You're so good! I would have lotta fun to do projects with you! You seem like a so much fun person!

[momentsmemoriesmn]

What a fabulous instructor and great informative video! Now I k ow how to get rid of those glue strings! Thankyou!

[samanthabowden]

Great video! A massive help for me ❤️ thank you for posting

[aomandersen]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge! ❤️