how to bedazzleTHE STEP-BY-STEP WORKSHOP
PRACTICAL GUIDES FOR YOUR FIRST SPARKLE

How to bedazzle.
One step
at a time.

Learn how to bedazzle phone cases, shoes, denim and drinkware. Choose the right method, follow the steps, and understand what to check before you move on.

Follow the six-step case tutorial ↗Just here for the patterns? ↓
BEGINNER FRIENDLY · ORIGINAL PATTERNS · FREE TO EXPLORE
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Generated reference: teal crescent case and supplies on a maker’s workbench
YOUR EVERYDAY,
WITH A LITTLE EXTRA. ✳
AI-generated design reference
01 / THE STARTING POINT

Small projects. Big personality.

No experience needed.
Start with the basics, then make it yours.

THE HOW-TO LIBRARY

Pick the thing you want to bedazzle.

Nine focused tutorials.
Methods, projects and practical repairs.

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BEDAZZLING / THE SHORT VERSION

It's the art of adding a little extra.

Bedazzling means decorating an object with sparkling stones or gems. Rhinestones are the material; bedazzling is what you do with them. A phone case is just the beginning.

02 / PICK YOUR SPARKLE

Nine little ways to make it yours.

Original 3 mm SVG placement guides. Print at 100%,
and check the scale before arranging stones.

Read stone counts, color lists & printing instructions →
Templates are placement guides, not finished transfers. Each sheet includes a 10 mm scale bar. Adapt the layout around your case's camera and openings.

03 / LESS GUESSWORK

How many stones
make a sparkle?

Estimate stones for a rectangular area before you shop. For a scattered pattern, enter only the area you want to cover, or lower the coverage.

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How the estimate works

We count circular stones in an edge-bounded rectangle. Straight rows use one diameter per row; offset rows use √3/2 × diameter row spacing and alternate a half-diameter inset. Coverage scales the full count; spares are added and rounded up. This assumes no gap. Curves, camera openings, mixed sizes and glue spacing change the result. Confirm with a dry layout.

A GOOD PLACE TO BEGIN

Your first project doesn't
have to be perfect.

Start small. Dry-fit your pattern. Enjoy the little details.

Open the beginner tutorial ↗