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Today we dedicate this post to teach you how to use the hotfix flatbacks from Swarovski Elements so you can customize and decorate any garment with Swarovski crystal<\/strong>\/h2><\/p>\n
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decorating<\/strong> clothes<\/strong> although we can also decorate with them our complements<\/strong> or jewellery items<\/strong> such as necklaces, earrings, bracelets, rings,<\/strong> etc. Today we will stay with its use in textiles that we will show you in the next video.<\/p>\n

The peculiarity of these beads<\/strong> is that their back has a layer of hot melt adhesive that is activated by heat. So they stick to the fabric by applying heat simply with a common iron, being very easy and fast to place. This is what we know as ‘strong’ – heat-adhesive glass beads.<\/p>\n

We can stick them on materials such as wool, cotton, linen, viscose, lycra, silk, synthetic fibers, denim, among others… They are resistant to washing and there is a great variety of colors, sizes and cuts.
\nAmong the range of flatbacks offered by Swarovski<\/strong> you can consult here<\/strong>><\/p>\n

We have the article 2078 Xirius Rose<\/strong> in a wide variety of colours and in its 4 sizes:SS12, SS16, SS20 and SS34, <\/strong> although as we are official distributors of Swarovski Elements, you can ask us for any model of Swarovski.<\/p>\n

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How to place these Swarovski elements<\/h2>\n

-Use an iron SIN<\/strong> output of VAPOR<\/strong>, as steam and water have a detrimental effect on the final result.<\/p>\n

-The temperature selected must be between 120 and 170 degrees<\/strong>, or choose the wool, silk or similar moderate temperature symbol.<\/p>\n

-Put a THICK PAPER<\/strong> or thin cloth to protect the fabric from indentation.<\/p>\n

-Place the plate directly on the glass and apply pressure without moving the iron, for about 10 seconds.<\/p>\n

-Allow to cool and use the garment.<\/p>\n

We hope that you have found this simple technique useful. Here we show you the explanatory video so that you have a graphic idea of how it is done.<\/p>\n