r/Rhinestoning

This isn’t my typical commission ask, but a client of mine wanted a fully blinged out pup look so blinged out he got! This was a mix of traditional flat black circle rhinestones, as well as some bigger chunkier gems in different shapes.

i been making these over the past year and fellas it is so fun <333

Hello! I’m interested to bedazzle this t-shirt. I’ll definitely add matching color rhinestones to all of the printed on color portions. But my question is, should I add rhinestones to the black words (“wnba finals 2026”)?

I’ve read that putting too many stones concentrated together could make it very stiff. But I am not sure if, by not adding rhinestones to the words, it would make the words look dull and not stand out in a weird way?

Thank you in advance!!

Since I always get rhinestones stuck on my forearm while working, it felt like the perfect place for my rhinestone tattoo 😊 thought this sub would appreciate it!

It's not perfect but I learned a lot and has fun. It also glows under blacklight

Hey everyone!

I am gathering the materials to start doing this dress for this Halloween and now sourcing the stones for it I realized that I have no idea how many crystals I would need 😅

This is my first project involving bedazzling and ofc it will not be a 1 to 1 recreating but something inspired. I saw some packages of mixed stones with 600 crystals and that seem a lot but I imagine the project will also require a lot but could you help me to find out if it would be something like direction 2000 stones or 10.000 or 15.000?

Thank you so much!!

I just finished this walker bag for my mom. I was planning to do the entire front of the bag, but my family said that would be "too much" so I tried to fade the rhinestones out. I'm still very new to all this. These are hotfix glass stones.

Used acrylic and resin gems that I bought before I knew better 😅 and e6000. It’s a mix of clear, clear ab, silver gems and half pearls. It was so satisfying to work on!