Happy to help Jackie... thanks for popping by and watching my video

Thank you Myra, truly appreciate you popping by and checking out my videos. Crafting does take time but the love for it has really made it easier for me with every new thing that I have learned.

You are most welcome Belinda, I'm glad this was helpful for you 😀 😊. Thanks for supporting my work 😊

Thanks, glad you liked it 😊.... I'm definitely planning to try more designs using the hotfix gun because it really great with the application.

Thanks for your feedback, greatly appreciated... Subscribe for more videos like these 😎

Let me know how it goes when you receive your kit ok

Nice... You are most welcome! Love my hotfix Applicator makes crafting so much more fun.

I'm so happy you found this helpful ☺️

You are most welcome 🙏 🤗

You are most welcome, so glad this was helpful for you 😊

Oh amazing, thanks a million for that suggestion because it gets so annoying to get them out sometimes

I so happy this was helpful for you

I'm glad this was helpful for you 😌.

Happy to help! I hope your experience is going great so far. You primarily use E6000 when the Rhinestone doesn't have the adhesive on the back or if the item cannot handle the heat from the applicator.

You are welcome Lauren

The applicator is great quality for sure. I have no issues with the stones at all the stay on after multiple washes. Once you follow the instructions and apply them properly you are good to go. Thanks again for your support and I'm glad this video was helpful.

You are most welcome

You are most welcome. This kit that I purchased was less than $20 USD. You can purchase it on Amazon using this link amzn.to/3x7z0YN

Hi Caroline, thanks so much for your support. The stones are packaged by size and indicated in the manual by size. So it shows you what size the smallest one is verses the biggest ones.

Hey Doll, here's a link to the E6000 glue amzn.to/3JeDqy3 I actually used my hand to trace the heart but you could try using a template ro do it.

Please let me know if this was helpful for you.

Hey there Donovan, you can use the flat applicator if the stones are within that size range and has the adhesive in the back. The flat applicator would be able to heat the rhinestones for you if it can cover the stones measurements.

Awesome thank you

Thank you Wilhemina, I truly appreciate your support alot. ❤️

Hi Grace, I'm so happy that this video was helpful for you. Here is the link to the full kit to purchase on Amazon amzn.to/3tcwf6M

Hey Crafty Kay, how's the hotfix experience going for you so far?

Hi Lucinda, yes the hotfix applicator can mess up your vinyl print because it is so hot and you are holding it directly on the vinyl. You can look at another video that I did to jazz up a tshirt. Let me share that link with you here.

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/g75nmrOLscDdep8.html this is the link to the tshirt design with vinyl.

Hey Kimberly, you can use the Rhinestones from this kit with the lighters but I wouldn't recommend using the hotfix applicator. You can use the E6000 Glue to add the Rhinestones instead and it will work just as great.

The hotfix pen does not need or apply glue, the hotfix pens purpose is to heat up. Basically you have to get rhinestones called hotfix rhinestones which already have glue on the backs, when you place the rhinestone on your fabric, apply the hotfix pen and then it will melt the glue from the diamond :) You do not need any glue

Thanks for that awesome response... check out my video where I explain how the hotfix works with the Rhinestones. Here is the link kzfaq.info/get/bejne/oLd6Zc-FrrXacY0.html

Your project came out great! I will definitely try it 👍🏻

Hi Jay, the instructions for the heat applicator indicates that it can be used on materials such as paper card, wool-trevira, cotton, linen, wool, viscose, tulle, denim, Lycra, cotton jersey, silk, synthetic (polyester etc). Technical fabrics and artificial fur are all suitable to apply hitfix crystals. Less absorbent materials such as metal, glass, plastic, smooth leather and fabric with waxy surface wouldn't be suitable for absorbing the hotflix glue. That's why I recommend using glue for application in those materials that are not suitable. I'll do a video to test some surfaces and different materials and see how they work out.

You can also check out my other videos on how I apply rhinestones to a mug and wine glass. Those might be pretty helpful because I also share some glues that you can use.

@@craftbasicsjs thank you so much !! I’m buying some gem stick glue right now (: can those be used with any type of rhinestone then correct?

I would recommend using an adhesive glue because those hold up better over time. I found this link on Amazon B-7000 Adhesive Glue and Rhinestones for Crafts, 2016Pcs Flatback Round Rhinestones with 2PCS 25ml Glue, 5 Dotting Pen Tool, 1 Wax Pencil and Tray, Nail Art Clothes Shoes Bags Makeup DIY-COLILY www.amazon.com/dp/B096ZKPJDZ/ref=cm_sw_r_apan_glt_fabc_QHT1EA8J38GW72A4MW9Z

Thanks Emmi, stay tuned for more videos like these 😎

E6000 GLUE

Hey, the E6000 is a great option but you can also use liquid Fusion and it's also less toxic. amzn.to/3MBCbLH

How much does it go for How can I get it

Hi this is the kit that I bought amzn.to/47vM4DP

The ones with the applicator usually have adhesive but you can also look in the description, it should tell you too. But the ones I got definitely have the adhesive on amzn.to/47vM4DP

Yeh

Thank you... Appreciate your comment🤗

Give me a bit more context and I can definitely try it for you

@@craftbasicsjs i mean, heart shaped hotfix rhinestones if you lay it on your fabric and you move the hotfix pen around so it heats the glue on the heart shapes would it still stick? ❤️:)

Yes definitely, I was my shirts in a washing machine with no issues.

Hey, the stones have not fallen off after multiple washes in the machine. Check out my latest video on my channel I did a review and update on applying the stones.

Yes. It has different size tips for that purpose. You can choose tips based on the size rhinestones

Heh, the Rhinestones I used came with the adhesive on them already. I did a video that shows you the difference in Rhinestones and how to use them properly. Let me drop the link for you.

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/oLd6Zc-FrrXacY0.htmlsi=W-SvkNu1PqQMIbUr check out this video

Thanks Nena 😊

Any type is ok as long as it had the adhesive on the back

Hey Lynn, this process has worked great for applying on shirts for me. I have machine washed but I've never used the dryer so I'm not entirely sure if that could be the problem. How about you try this same brand of rhinestones and hotfix and see if that makes a difference. Try not to put it in dryer and see if that works too.

Let me know if this is helpful and Check out my last video that might be helpful too.

After a couple months all the Rhinestones are still intact. The application process is actually pretty solid.

Hi thanks for your support. No need for a glue if you purchased the kit with the applicator and rhinestones. The glue is already on the rhinestones and they are activated when the heat applies to it. I did another video explaining how it works too. You only need glue if you are not using the applicator with the rhinestones.

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/oLd6Zc-FrrXacY0.html check out this video

Hi Tiffany, the instructions for the heat applicator indicate that it can be used on materials such as paper card, wool-trevira, cotton, linen, wool, viscose, tulle, denim, Lycra, cotton jersey, silk, synthetic (polyester etc). Technical fabrics and artificial fur are all suitable to apply hitfix crystals. Less absorbent materials such as metal, glass, plastic, smooth leather and fabric with waxy surface wouldn't be suitable for absorbing the hotflix glue. That's why I recommend using glue for application in those materials that are not suitable. I'll did a video to test some surfaces and different materials, you can check out that one on my channel.

@@craftbasicsjs awesome thank you so much for your response

You are most welcome Tiffany

Hi there, some Rhinestones are already created with an adhesive glue on the back which is activated by the hotfix gun. You would just need to look at the details of the product you are purchasing and it will let you know if it's heat activated or you need to use a craft glue instead.

@@craftbasicsjs can you still use e6000 glue on hotfix rhinestones? I plan on stoning a satin like material Dress and I’m not sure the rhine stones will stick

The hotfix will work with the e6000 glue yes. What I would do is test a small area of the material first with both application methods and see which one is less messy and holds the best. Let me know which one works best for you ok.

It's an alternative glue used if you don't have adhesive Rhinestones

Thank you 😊

Hey Audrey, sorry for the delayed response not sure I saw this message before. Once you Heat the applicator and use it to apply the stones that are included in this package or ones designed to adhere with heat you should be good. This shirt has been washed many times and still doing great no stones have fallen off.

If you are using glue to apply rhinestones just enter that you are using the smallest amount possible to avoid excess spills to the side.

If it's clear glue it won't show up as much when it's dried though. Let me know if these suggestions work for you.

Hey there, these are pretty reasonable on Amazon. Check out this link to purchase online amzn.to/3EyyyCY

Hi there, the stones already have glue attached and the heat applicator warms up the glue and once activated it sticks to the surface.

Hey Letanya, I'm not sure what type of material that is. Can you explain a bit more so I can better advise you. Thanks

A diamond painting is a canvas you probably don't know what them painting is

Wow this is amazing, I went and watched a video of diamond painting just now and this looks like something that creates beautiful results. I wouldn't advise for you to use the hotfix applicator on the diamonds because from my observations they would be damaged by the heat.

Hi Daniel, These rain stones were created with the glue already Built-in. That is the reason why we use the hotfix applicator to apply the rain stones to the shirts. Check out my last video and it will show you how this works.

This is the video that goes into details kzfaq.info/get/bejne/oLd6Zc-FrrXacY0.htmlsi=Zq6QUlVbHkcJkBlP

Lol... it's a nice to have if you are crafting

Hey, did you receive your hot fix as yet?

Hi Lala, It is suitable for materials that need to be able to absorb adhesives when melted, such as leather, paper, card, wool Trevira, cotton, linen, wool, viscose, tulle, denim, lycra, cotton sweater, Silk, synthetic fiber (polyester), etc.

Hi, the stones are created with an adhesive on the back and this allows them to stick to the fabric when heated by the hot fix applicator. There are some rhinestones that do not have this adhesive on the back so I'll do a video explaining both ok.

Hey Lola, the glue is already on the rhinestones. They were manufactured to be installed with the heat gun which heats the glue already on the rhinestones.

Hey Roddy, yes it will work great on Jeans. Let me know how it goes when you try it.

@@craftbasicsjs will do!! I’m gonna sell them

That's awesome 👌 love that!

Oh no, I would be more than happy to help you better understanding how to use your applicator. Please don't hesitate to message me if you need any guidance ok.

Hi Madison, no you don't have to use the glue. Tell me more about the Rhinestones you are using and what you want to use them on.

@@craftbasicsjs i'm trying to bedazzle tulle. it's for a wedding dress

@@craftbasicsjs i haven't gotten the kit yet and i'm trying to figure it out before i get it so that when i get it, i can determine the best one to buy

@Madison Kathryn I see that there is a way to use glue to attach rhinestones to the tulle. Check out this video which I'll share

@Madison Kathryn about 9 minutes into this video they show you how to apply the Rhinestones... check it out and let me know if it's helpful ok

Hi, yes you are able to wash the shirt with no issues. That shirt has not lost a stone since I created it.

Hey, how are you?

@@craftbasicsjs Blessed and how you are doing today

@@craftbasicsjs I got one them kit of Amazon 2 months ago and I have not used it yet.

I love this kit... You should definitely try it out the shirt was machine washed and the rhinestones remained intact.

Be sure to post a video when you use it ☺️

Hi, you can purchased on Amazon: www.amazon.com/dp/B08BXXLJMZ/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_glt_fabc_66NNHP89ZV6WPYYXY1S0?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1

Yes, I have worn and machine washed that top a number of times and all the rhinestones are still intact.

Hi there, these rhinestones are already created with adhesive on them. So the heat activates the glue and it sticks to the surface.

Hey Annette, have you tried the hotfix with rhinestones as yet? It's a very fun process and when you see the finished product you will definitely love it.

😆 yes I am definitely... Jamaican 🇯🇲

My instructions also indicated that you should carefully read the manual before using the tool. I believe it's a natural expectation that once the applicator is turned on it starts to get hot and one should not attempt to touch it.

@@craftbasicsjs yes I did read the manual but I’m 13 I’m a little crazy

@@craftbasicsjs plus my bedazzler only came with one set off directions not both

But I am very sorry if I was rude

@@rayasperry2931 Apology accepted, I never try to mislead my viewers and try to be detailed about the information that I share. You can check out some of my other videos with the hotfix applicator and maybe those will also be helpful.

Thank you 😊

if not a good tutorial why even bother to watch?