Hotfix Applicator Bedazzler Kit with Rhinestones 5200 Pcs, Hot Fix Bedazzling Kit Crystals Rhinestone Applicator Tool for Clothing, Clothes, Fabric, Shirt, Heat Pen Bedazzle Gems Setter Wand with Tips

The media could not be loaded. I used this hot fix rhinestone applicator to customize a denim jacket, and it worked perfectly! It heats up quickly and makes applying rhinestones super easy and secure. I loved that it came with multiple tip sizes - especially because I needed to get the rhinestones super close together (you can see in the video!). The smaller tips made that so much easier. I’ve used other applicators where the bulky tip would push nearby stones out of place...not the case here!I was honestly worried the rhinestones wouldn’t stick well to denim, but hear me when I say: THESE RHINESTONES ARE NOT GOING ANYWHERE! I’ve washed and dried the jackets, and they’re still holding strong.Bonus points for the little zippered storage bag it came with! It is perfect for keeping everything organized. This tool is worth every penny and a total must-have for adding sparkle to clothes, bags, or crafts. Highly recommend for beginners and DIY lovers alike!

Great

Worked great, I purchased two and they both worked as expected! The stand was nice as well.

love this but eel like it over heats and also gems tend to fall off and not stick. tried different hold times wish it had a timer or button or beep. having to count ea one is annoying!!! also can burn material and gems. stuff is coming unscrewed and loose over time

It worked for the purpose I ordered it for. I had originally ordered a more costly brand of hotfix tool from another company but cancelled the order due to it being on back order. After reading reviews decided to go for this one. Worked great and I saved some $$.

Buy it!!!

I don't usually write reviews. I've done a lot of crafting, clothing making, t-shirt art for decades. I decided to make some little t-shirt type dresses for my granddaughter (7 yrs old). I made a t-shirt quilt and kept the backs of the shirts... so these little dresses were cut from the backs of the t-shirts that I had used to make the quilt. I did "t-shirt painting" (cut stencils from freezer paper and painted the image with tri-chem stencil on paint) on white dresses, and decided to do "bling" on the black dress. Designed my own kitten face and transferred the image using the pin-prick method (prick holes in the paper and rubbed talcum powder (white) into the holes. A whole lot of work to get to the point of putting the sparkly kitten face and paws onto the "upcycled" little dress. Although the process of adhering the rhinestones is s-l-o-w, the results are really nice. I decided to use a timer to ensure I was "melting" the glue into the fabric--hoping the stones will adhere through many washings. It seems that my patience and using the timer (15-20 secs) has done a great job. AND now I have lots of rhinestones left to embellish many more items for her.

These were hard to do, I just need some glue, not a hot gun