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Thank youuu ♡

Hi! If you mean fixing the fabric onto the phone case using glue, yes you can (but maybe with thinner fabric so it will be easier - I used felt in this video which is bulky). If you mean attaching the stitched fabric directly into the phone using glue, I don't think that's a good idea. I hope this answers your question hehe Anyway, thanks for watching ♡

Thanks so much ♡ I hope it does help you in any way ☺️

First, you will need a design to be printed on a paper and a carbon paper/film. Now, lay the bag on a flat surface, the carbon paper on top of it (specifically where you want the design to be stitched), then the printed paper. Lastly, trace the design and it will be transferred onto the bag! I hope this answers your query. Otherwise, let me know and I'll consider making a video for you to see 😊 Anyway, thanks for watching ♡

Hello, I just literally inserted it between the clear cover and the phone. Didn't used any adhesive or something to permanently attach it to the cover. It's basically removable. I hope this answers your query 😊 Btw, thank you for watching ♡

It was not my original idea hehe but thanks a lot 😊

Hello, thank you for watching! I just used a regular printer. Basically, I attached the fabric onto a regular copy paper using masking tape, making sure it won't tangle inside the printer. Then, print the photo just like the usual printing. That's pretty much it ♡ I hope this helps 😊 Edit: Here's how btw (ua-cam.com/video/JJ7Mc83wRPI/v-deo.htmlsi=6vxPk18J2s32Y6lB)

Hello, so glad you loved it! Actually, it was needle-punched in the drama but I don't know how to so I did embroidery hehe thank you for watching ♡

Hello, thank you for watching ♡ It's hard felt fabric.

@@skecce_ Thank you 😊 Loved your work 😍

You're welcome 😊 this is very much appreciated!

Hi, I used a regular printer 😊 I attached the fabric onto a regular printing paper using paper tape and then printed it. I think that's pretty much it, I hope it answered your query ♡ Edit: Here's how (ua-cam.com/video/JJ7Mc83wRPI/v-deo.htmlsi=6vxPk18J2s32Y6lB)

@@skecce_ thank you 💝

Hello 😊 This fabric is locally called as katsa(cacha). When I looked into how it is referred commonly, Cotton Gauze Muslin fabric is the nearest name I could conclude ♡

I purchased it here: shopee.ph/product/59631361/2492210313?smtt=0.33472929-1666675788.9

The pattern was printed directly to the fabric ♡ (Base on the translation, I hope this answers your question 😊)

Thank you, too ♡

Thank you te, miss you tooooo ♡

Omg you're right, thank you so much for notifying me. I was so confident when I did this 😁 but now, I feel quite disappointed with myself. How to undo?! I should've cross-checked with other resources huhu

Hello, glad that you loved it! For this pattern, I used 3-inch hoop and 2 strands of thread for the French Knots :)

Charaught hahaha

Hi. I tried searching about it, but I found nothing. Maybe I'll try again and update the description. ♡

@@skecce_ even i want to know the name of those flowers

Forget me not flowers... is the name of these flowers

@@073sanchitamishra4 - Thank you so much. I had conflicting names for those flowers, but I think you're right!

@@073sanchitamishra4 It's still a mystery until this comment so thanks to you, we got to know the name! Again, thank you sooo much for the info 😊