How I Pearl Dazzle Converse 

Awe thank you so much, they are a work of art

@@Blingionaire absolutely you definitely are a fantastic artist! ❤💎

Wow that's great!

Thank you! Use E6000 glue. It dries clear & doesn't turn yellowish. Other glues like Gemtac will turn yellow over time.

@@Blingionaire funny, that's what I used. That was the second shoe I had ever done. One turned yellow and other didn't. I've since switched to the Gorilla Glue. I've only been doing shoes since August. The young lady was so bummed out that she can't wear them for the summer now. She only got to wear them for her wedding. Thanks so much.

Hi I use both GemTac & E6000 permanent bond glues. Here is the difference. GEMTAC is a permanent glue that bonds embellishments, such as gems, sequins, glitter, rhinestones and more. It can be used on fabrics, glass, vinyl, metal and patent leather. It dries crystal clear and is washable, non-toxic and non-flammable. E6000 has exceptional adhesion to wood, metal, glass, fiberglass, ceramics, masonry and concrete. It also adheres strongly to leather, rubber, vinyl and many plastics. It is toxic. So basically they both do the job for converse sneakers. But I've started using E6000 more because overtime (several months later) once dried I've noticed Gemtac glue will have a yellowish tent it the glue is exposed & visible. Hope this helps!

Hi thank you for your compliment, I purchase my converse from my local converse distributor (famous footwear, shoe carnival) or from the converse website.

Thank you. I place the stones randomly it's the scattered look. I order from a website called Harman Bead Imports but you can find quality glass crystals stones on Etsy & Amazon. 😊

Hi thank you for the question, I'm really not sure because I have bulk pearls & just scoop out what I need, but I would say about 700-1000 pearls depending on the sizes.

Hi thank you for the compliment. Unfortunately I do not get my converse wholesale. I use part of the funds that was used to purchase my crystal converse to buy that actually sneaker. I like to get them from Shoe Carnival because they have half sizes in the store & I'm a reward member so I can get discounts & BOGO 1/2 off. I'm always in there & when I go I'm usually buying 2 or more at a time so I get the deals. Also Journeys & Famous Footwear are my other go to stores. I'm also a member & get store/online discounts, $5 off or 10-15% off & BOGO 1/2 off at Famous footwear. Last is Foot locker & The Converse outlet. They do don't give discounts & the converse I need are never on sale. I hope this helps.

@@Blingionaire Thank you for replying and yes this did help and I appreciate you for the great info. I hope you have a good day and great weekend 😁

Yes I use Swarovski & glass crystals

Hi I have an account with Har-man importing Corp. They are a huge Swarovski, Preciosa, & other stones supplier. You do need to have an business EIN # to be a member, but you can search etsy for "flat back pearls or half pearls". They have many sellers...hope this helps 😊

Very nice

For this older video I was using Gem Tac or E6000 glue. But for my newer videos I've been using Liquid Fusion and I still use E6000.

LOL 😆 yes it is time consuming... Thank you!

They are beautiful

I make my own laces with satin ribbon

@@Blingionaire do you have a video on how to make the laces?

Thank you!

Hi that glue is called Gem Tac

Hi, I would recommend using a whole lot of plastic bags in that area or try a towel & use it just to stuff sneakers. The added weight should hold up the structure.

What kind of glue is that the glue is backwards

Thank you!

Hi I used the Crystal Katana to pick up the crystals, but you can also use a wax pencil, I use that in several of my other videos.

Hi I have an account with Har-man importing Corp. They are a huge Swarovski, Preciosa, & other stones supplier. You do need to have an business EIN # to be a member, but you can search etsy for "flat back pearls or half pearls". They have many sellers...hope this helps 😊

You can also get them from michaels or hobby lobby. That’s where I got mine. It’s a large pack that has multiple sizes

In this video I used Gemtac glue, but I prefer to use E6000 now & use that on majority of work.

Thank you!

Hello I use 3mm through 8mm half pearls.

@@Blingionaire thank you and what size crystals?

Hi I use E6000 glue

Cocoa, I’m loving your work! I need glue advice. I first got E6000 but saw complaints about odor, toxicity, etc. and switched to Gem Tac. They both dry clear which is great but I saw the comment about the Gem Tac yellowing over time. 😩 I didn’t know that! I’m new at this and have used each only once. I’m confused on which to use. Help! I would love to get your expert advice.

Thank you!

Hi I used the Crystal Katana to adhere the rhinestones. But a wax pencil is just as good. I use my wax pencils more.

@@Blingionaire Have you made video of how to make the shoe lace? Can’t wait to see.

Thank you!

Thank you!

Thank you so much 😘

Hi I have an account with Har-man importing Corp. They are a huge Swarovski, Preciosa, & other stones supplier. You do need to have an business EIN # to be a member, but you can search etsy for "flat back pearls or half pearls". They have many sellers...hope this helps 😊

I would love to just use gem tec, it's non toxic & has a strong hold...but over time I've noticed it will turn a yellowish tent. If you are doing work on a white background the dry glue will turn yellowish. The E6000 is toxic with a strong smell but it will not turn the item yellowish. Now if I'm working with other colors besides white then I'll use gem tec.

@@Blingionaire thank you for your response. I have some white shoes that I stoned years ago and noticed the yellow-ness. I had no idea why. Great advice! Thanks again!

Love these! I have a question. You mentioned that gem Tec turns yellow, how long does it take for it to turn yellow? And also, if you’re using a white background like in the video, why did you choose gem Tec? Thank you 🥰