HOW TO APPLY RHINESTONES FOR BEGINNERS | SEWING TIPS & TRICKS

Hi everyone! For this week's video, I'm going to teach you how to apply rhinestones. Watch and learn!
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[@TraciLWeinstein]

I found this video INCREDIBLY helpful! I was struggling with small specifics, not covered in other basic videos. This one answered ALL of my questions. Thank you!

[@LisaKuegler]

Thank you very much. Easy to follow! I am off to do my project!

[@theresaanderson6217]

Finally! I went through so many videos that were not helpful. Thanks for your great tutorial!

[@freemovementsewing]

Very glad you found this video helpful Theresa! Keep sewing!!

[@MarySmith-hv9fs]

This is a great tutorial. Thanks for making the video. This is much harder than it looks and getting control of those sneaky spider web tails will take lots of practice.

[@elynn_xoxo]

I am so glad I found this video for so many reasons! Firstly, because it was exactly what I was looking for! Incredibly helpful and informative! Also. This is completely off tangent, but i adore your accent! 🥰❤️ it sounds Singaporean/malaysian and reminds me of home! So thank you for that!

[@izzygonzalez73]

For the really tiny small rhinestones, would you suggest barely squeezing the glue out so you don’t have too much glue coming out from the sides of the rhinestone when you’re putting pressure on them but not too much obviously

[@freemovementsewing]

great question! you can use a pin to pick up glue then the rhinestone for lesser glue excess (: hope that answers! If not ask away! xx

[@maryharrison8872]

Thanks it was very helpful

[@abhura777]

Which products are used in this video so I know where to buy them.

[@freemovementsewing]

you can buy from our website here! (: freemovementsg.com/collections/all-sewing-supplies

[@southorse]

AB means Aurora Borealis, that kind of glue should be used in ventilated rooms and avoiding contact with your skin. Be careful.

[@Allahisgr8t]

Thanks was helpful!❤

[@codygeewin5166]

Tip to not have the sting glue issue is to warm the glue. Either put it in boiling hot water for a min. Then keep it in a hot towel or place it on a candle warmer heat plate. Mild setting. This helps the glue be more fluid. And will prevent the stringy issue . If anyone has a better idea of warming the glue let us know !!

[@pandarush.]

I read that E6000 glue will eat the foil back of rhinestones, which will make them less sparkly. Suggestions please?

[@freemovementsewing]

Don’t have that issue 😊

[@TheTravelingBeautyAddict]

That’s accurate af, mainly if they’re plastic I’ve found though. Better quality glass crystal is best

[@Adrian-Szymczyk]

That is because this glue is not for rhinestones. It is for fabric and the author of the video is simply wrong

[@pandarush.]

​@Adrian-Szymczyk Thank you very much for replying, and for the explanation. I've been going nuts wondering what I'm doing wrong. I watched many KZbinrs talk about E6000 for rhinestones, but it makes my rhinestones look dull.

[@Adrian-Szymczyk]

@@pandarush. it’s because this glue seems to be cyan-based. The stone is made of glass front and foil back. This glue comes into reaction with the foil and makes it kind of boiling which affects the front of the stone. Look for water based glue. It’s going to be white before you apply it and than transparent after it dries out

[@rafazapattaphotography]

muchas gracias por el video

[@jshyeon180]

Can you explain more about how to put rhinestones on mesh? Do you glue rhinestone with the plastic under, and then peel the plastic underneath?

[@freemovementsewing]

Thanks Jennifer! Please stay tuned for more tutorials on rhinestones, or you can take one of our classes offered too! 🧵 Keep going!

[@dreyixgames2676]

What are the materials used?

[@themaydiariesxo]

Can this used on a nylon (mesh like fabric)? I bought a HotFix Rhinestone bedazzler but am afraid it will burn the fabric.

[@freemovementsewing]

hahahaha it has happened to us!!! so we really only use rhinestone glue (: can get from us here too! freemovementsg.com/collections/all-sewing-supplies

[@babycakes4288]

The hot fix rhinestone bedazzled says it works on all fabrics if I were you I would just take a little sample piece of fabric and maybe hold it down for 10 seconds instead of 15 or a little bit less whatever you’re comfortable with so you don’t have to hand do each ones since you already have a hot tool, but if you wanna link to another kid that I bought that I really like that comes with everything and even some crystals I can Send you a link. Only if you want, of course.

[@lindledindle]

Where to buy good rhinestones ?

[@tess-sewtickledembroidery]

Thanks sew much for this very helpful video. I love to bling the machine embroidered jackets I make and sell but the hotfix takes forever! Is this method washable?

[@queenbee3497]

I would like to know the answer to this as well.

[@robertaliolis3091]

How do you remove extra glue on fabric? I sometimes put too much glue

[@freemovementsewing]

oh it happens to everyone! If you used fabric glue it should dry clear, it wont be possible to remove the excess glue so best to cover with more rhinestones if needed. All the best!! Keep going! xx

[@babycakes4288]

Yeah, the quickest fix for something like this is probably honestly just using some sort of tool to get as much access glue as you can and filling it in with smaller rhinestones if you have them, you know shit happens

[@classicangel2876]

Please, I have only pointed back crystals. How do I apply them on a fabric? And what else can I use to pick the crystals since I can't find the picker in my area.

[@freemovementsewing]

Hi Angela, can only use flat back yeah! Tweezers are an alternative 😊

[@classicangel2876]

@@freemovementsewing Then what is the pointed backs use for since i cant use it on clothes?

[@visiblek106]

​@@classicangel2876Jewelry

[@sharondajames231]

A rhinestone picker is best

[@azbeaux]

I’m sorry but I found this difficult to follow as it clearly wasn’t rehearsed and was very unclear, moving from one subject, then to something, and then back again.

[@Usually-x3t]

This is video right? Better to not talk too much. Watch it and do it.

[@JohannaFarrington]

when does she get to the point lol