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Serinity Flatback Crystals Passport Case Rhinestone Embellishment Project
As a stylish jetsetter, you're never without your passport. It's one of the most important items you pack when planning a holiday. So why not make it a fabulous accessory you’ll be proud to show off at customs by using Serinity Flatback Crystals to decorate your passport protector?
With just a few simple steps, you can transform your passport protector from a plain and functional item to a stunning personal accessory. The result is a beautiful and unique item that adds a touch of glamour to your travel essentials. You'll stand out at customs and passport control with your sparkling passport protector that's been customised using Serinity Flatback Crystals.
So why not unleash your creativity and add a little bling to your travels? Using crystals and rhinestones to personalise your passport protector is a fashionable and fun way to make your mark on your travel gear.
Component List:
The full list of crystals, components and tools needed to complete this project can be found below. If you click on the product description (link), the respective product page will open, where each item can be viewed and added to cart:
| Component Image | Component Name / Link To Purchase | Component Quantity |
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Passport Case / Protector | x 1 |
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Serinity Flatback Crystals Crystal AB Large Size Mix | x 5 |
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E6000 Plus Glue | x 1 |
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Crystal FX Syringe | x 1 |
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Wax Crystal Picker Tool | x 1 |
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Magic Sorting Tray | x 1 |
Instructions
Step 1
Prepare the surface for gluing.
Ensure that the passport protector is clean and if the case is shiny, gently buff the surface with sandpaper so that the surface becomes matt, this will provide a ‘key’ for the glue to grip to, ensuring a strong bond with the resin glue and crystals. If your protector has a faux leather finish the texture provided will likely be enough for the glue to grip.
Step 2
Fill the Crystal FX syringe part way with E6000 resin glue and cover a small section of the passport protector with a thin layer of glue. Allow 10 minutes for the glue to become tacky, this section of glue will have approximately one hour of work time before it starts drying and will take 24 hours to fully cure.
Step 3
Use the Magic Sorting Tray for storing the crystals and use the Wax Picker Pen to pick up and place each rhinestone onto the passport protector in a tight scatter embellishment style. When filling a shape, it is best to start with the outline and work your way in. Try to leave no spaces between your crystals for the best result.
Step 4
Work your way across the first side of your passport protector until you reach the spine of the case, allow the glue to fully set on the first side before flipping it over and embellishing the other side. It is best to leave the item to dry overnight to avoid knocking crystals out of position by touching the object when the glue is not yet fully cured.
Step 5
When all the glue has fully dried you can wipe the rhinestones with a cloth or some tissue to remove any waxy residue that may be left on the crystals from the wax picker pen.