~ Well then, let's start working ~A little bit of glueSpread a bit of glue on the bottom part.Spread a bit of glue on the bottom part.Put a metal bead where the glue is.
Looking from above, let's adjust it and make sure it won't get dislocated.Aaaargh~Cut it at a little less than 1 cm.Like this, it won't look so good, so let's make the part to fill the hole.Stick it in while the glue hasn't dried yet.
The rhinestone may just barely fit the hole. When it won't, please push it in with a chopstick or something like that.eeeeeek~When the glue hardens, cut the remaining part [of the stick] from behind.With a pad, spread the glue uniformly on the inside surface .Before the glue dries, put a plastic wrap of the adequate dimension on it.Make the wrap adhere to the metal washer, rubbing on it with a pad or something.Cut out the excess wrap with a scissor.Cut out the excess wrap with a scissor.Metal part - lower part: complete!
~continue~
Put a metal bead where the glue is.
Looking from above, let's adjust it and make sure it won't get dislocated.
Aaaargh~
Cut it at a little less than 1 cm.
Like this, it won't look so good, so let's make the part to fill the hole.
Stick it in while the glue hasn't dried yet.
The rhinestone may just barely fit the hole. When it won't, please push it in with a chopstick or something like that.
eeeeeek~
When the glue hardens, cut the remaining part [of the stick] from behind.
With a pad, spread the glue uniformly on the inside surface .
Before the glue dries, put a plastic wrap of the adequate dimension on it.
Make the wrap adhere to the metal washer, rubbing on it with a pad or something.
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