How to Add Rhinestones to a Picture Frame

"PAMELA YAGER: Well you know, it's starting to look kinda cute. I've already started to put the beads on. It's starting to dry. Again, it takes about a half an hour or so, at least, for these beads to set in so I don't want to tilt it up too much. But, at least, you could see the idea. I was like, "Hmm, this is nice and we could stop right here." But, come on, it's a party. It's a bachelorette party! You're supposed to go overboard. So I'm going to pull in another element that I used earlier with my invites. We've sent out some invitations that had these little jewels. And, actually, they were bigger than this but this is a smaller version that I'm going to use for my frame. And for these jewels, I'm going to use some white glitter glue. And I'm just going to go in between each one of these beads and all the way around. And we don't want to put too much glitter glue because we don't want it sticking out all the way around. What I like about this project is even if you mess up with the glitter glue, you can always go back and add more. And it looks like a decorative detail. And then we could just--ooh! There that one goes, bouncing away. And we place it right on top and just set it, tap it down, make sure it's in there. And I'm going to continue that all the way around. Sometimes, if you have long nails, like I have, you might want to use some tweezers to place these. And sometimes, the girls do have long nails because they're getting ready for their wedding as I just got married and I have my long nails from my wedding. So--and we put those around there and--wow! That's really starting to look cute now. But I think I could add a little bit more. But we're going to cover that in the next step, right after this."