August 6th, 2010 | 
Author: I’m wondering if people bother to do this and if so, where do you get the supplies and how do you learn to do it? I always like my kids to dress differently than the other kids, but I was thinking about adding sequins or stones to some of the jeans to make sure that they are in fact one of a kind.
Any helpful tips?
Please and thank you!
I bedazzle, bead and sequin everything. But I have a small fashion line and that’s what i use to make my stuff stand out…it’s my signature.
When i was younger i got a lot of supplies from a craft store like Michaels. They have nail heads, rhinestones, appliqués patches, beads, sequins –plus they have kits for customizing clothes, tie dye kits. distressed denim kits, instruction leaflets, whatever you might want and or need. Their website has a few tips and tricks. I learned by reading the instructions and I learned a lot by experimenting and simply doing it.
Check out Craftster.org. it’s an on-line community of people who love to make things and they have tips, tricks, tutorials, links to stores, links to lessons, -it’s a great place for people who love being one of a kind.
Here are a few links that may be of interest:
http://mybedazzler.com/
http://www.michaels.com/art/online/home
http://www.craftster.org/
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Don’t bedazzle anything please, for your kids sacks…
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hi I dont know where you live but I get the iron on transfers, they have excellent ones in H & M they do Hello Kitty and they only cost €2.90 for 3 big ones which is absolutely brilliant. I get the Iron on Diamonds from Local Craft shop and I must admit the clothes turn out absolutely gorgeous and half the cost of if you were to buy them, I think ill become a designer they are so good! LOL good luck
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I bedazzle, bead and sequin everything. But I have a small fashion line and that’s what i use to make my stuff stand out…it’s my signature.
When i was younger i got a lot of supplies from a craft store like Michaels. They have nail heads, rhinestones, appliqués patches, beads, sequins –plus they have kits for customizing clothes, tie dye kits. distressed denim kits, instruction leaflets, whatever you might want and or need. Their website has a few tips and tricks. I learned by reading the instructions and I learned a lot by experimenting and simply doing it.
Check out Craftster.org. it’s an on-line community of people who love to make things and they have tips, tricks, tutorials, links to stores, links to lessons, -it’s a great place for people who love being one of a kind.
Here are a few links that may be of interest:
http://mybedazzler.com/
http://www.michaels.com/art/online/home
http://www.craftster.org/
References :