Bedazzler

[dancerjodi]

Do any of my crafty friends in the Boston area have something akin to the Bedazzler ala the 80's?

I wasn't going to plan on putting all of the hand painting and beading onto this Inara bodice, but in case I have time I figured I'd inquire of you all. Have you used something like this on fabric before? Was it effective? Can you find supplies locally/easily (i.e. no time for mail order) and do they carry pearl like buttons for it (i.e. not just the rhinestones)?

I don't need a lot of them, but it sure may make application easier (and if one of you has one I could borrow it would be very cool). Here's an example of what they'd be used for on the bra, not the armband

Or do you think it would be easier by hand? I've never used rhinestones or anything of that nature before. I'm not looking for fancy - just something that look sort of like white pearls.

Here's the painted detailing on the back . I need some gold paint markers.

Comments

[fieryredhead.livejournal.com]

If you want to go the glue route (easier than the bedazzler and the prongs won't catch on things) I suggest this stuff:


I used it to rhinestone my leather columbia shoes and anything that needs a little flex after that. Also I thyink Playtime in Arlington has pearl buttons like you need; I got some recently from Hobby Lobby here and it was in the same packaging that the stuff Playtime carries. hope that helps!