apparently, it's never cheap to bling your items however if you really really want to, i thought D.I.Y is so much cheaper comparing to handphone 'pimping' services provided.
i spent under 50$ for my tools and crystals. this is what i've bought:
the container from the glue to place my crystals
i got my crystals from the exact shop xiaxue went to (Arab St)
do not be fooled by the 50cents because it isn't 50cents a packet!
more like 50cents discount for a packet purchased v_v
$14 a pack (144 pieces/normal size)
$3 a pack (60 pieces/ small, size5)
i got my crystals from the exact shop xiaxue went to (Arab St)
do not be fooled by the 50cents because it isn't 50cents a packet!
more like 50cents discount for a packet purchased v_v
$14 a pack (144 pieces/normal size)
$3 a pack (60 pieces/ small, size5)
kebab sticks/ toothpick/ chopstick to mix and spread the glue
and a piece of unwanted cardboard
and a piece of unwanted cardboard
i'm camera shy so i wont do a demo video! however for the sake of people who are really interested, i made a set of simple instructions to follow :)
- settle the crystals (arrange them by different sizes) using the given glue container to prevent confusion and keep things neat and proper
- release a tiny drop of glue from both white and blue tube and mix the solution together on the cardboard using your toothpick/chopstick/kebab stick note: glue is permanent
- spread the glue equally over the area you want to pimp your gadget
- using your craft tweezers, carefully set a row of normal size crystals then followed by small ones in between the huge ones to cover up the gaps
- note: because the glue is slow setting, you are actually able to readjust your crystals if you're unhappy with the positioning
- so, continue the pattern and once you're done, set the gadget to dry
- good and ready to go!
3 comments:
hey, where did u get the epoxy glue from?
hey sharion,
you can get the epoxy glue set from Carrefour. ;)
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