Tipart Sew-On Rhinestones, 14mm

The flower shape gives these light-pink rhinestones a more decorative look than a simple round accent, while the metal base has predrilled holes for sewing. Each glass crystal measures 14mm, and the set includes 100 pieces, so there’s room to repeat the motif across a project instead of using just one focal detail.

You can also attach them with glue, which makes them useful for projects where stitching isn’t practical. They’re embellishments, though, not a ready-made repair or a substitute for checking that your fabric can support the attachment method.

Best use cases

These flower-claw gems are intended for clothing and craft projects, including skirts, collars, pants, belts, baseball caps, socks, shoes, tulle, hair accessories, bouquets, and handmade jewelry. A practical use would be sewing a few onto a cap or collar to create a small cluster, then spacing the rest across a larger design. The flower shape makes the decoration itself part of the look, rather than just adding a point of shine.

It’s a great fit if you want a coordinated set of light-pink accents and prefer having the option to sew them on. For a delicate fabric or a small area, first consider whether the 14mm pieces will look balanced alongside the existing details. A 14mm flower is a noticeable embellishment, so the placement matters: without that measurement, it’s harder to judge how crowded a narrow collar or hat panel might appear.

Product specs

• Type: Flower-shaped flatback rhinestones
• Size: 14mm
• Capacity: 100 pieces
• Material: Glass crystals with a metal base
• Color: Light pink
• Attachment: Predrilled holes for sewing, the product description also says they can be attached with glue

The colored electroplated finish is intended to add shine, but the available details don’t specify care instructions or how the pieces hold up to repeated washing. For clothing that will be laundered often, that’s worth factoring into where you place them and how you care for the finished item.

Where it shines

The main practical advantage is having two attachment approaches in one embellishment. Sewing through the holes gives you a way to attach the gems with thread, glue offers another route for craft surfaces or pieces where stitching is awkward. Compared with choosing a glue-only accent, the holes give you more flexibility. That’s useful when decorating something wearable, but it still takes careful placement and secure attachment.

What kind of finish are you after: a subtle detail or a flower motif that stands out? These are better suited to the latter. The glass crystals and light-pink color bring a decorative sparkle, while the flower outline is easy to repeat across a design. The tradeoff is that this specific 14mm size may not suit tiny motifs or very crowded layouts.

When it makes sense

Choose these if you’re planning a handmade clothing detail or craft project and want 100 matching flower-shaped pieces, with sewing and gluing both described as options. Before starting, lay a few out on the item to judge spacing and check that the material and attachment method make sense for its use. For example, arranging several on a cap before stitching can help you see whether the motif feels intentional rather than packed together.

It’s not for you if you need several sizes, a different color, or confirmed care and wash guidance, none of those details are provided here. If your priority is a very small, understated accent, a smaller embellishment would be a more natural direction. These Tipart rhinestones make the most sense when the 14mm flower is part of the design, not an afterthought.