DIY tutorials

When applying the DMRZ®, ensure the case surface is clean, dry, and free of moisture or grease. Then press DMRZ® on firmly to avoid air bubbles. make sure to repeat this several times during first 24h after assembly.

Take your first piercing, and, using a screwdriver, unscrew the screw from it. Then, insert the screw into the hole at the bottom of your case from the inside, outwards. Attach the piercing ring to the screw from the outside, then repeat on the other side with your second piercing.

Gently open up and remove o-ring from charm, then insert charm through the advanced o-ring. Carefully twist the advanced o-ring into the holder on the case.

Place your TAGZ where you want them and use a regular iron to attach them to your laptop case.

• Place a sheet of parchment paper between the TAGZ and the laptop case to protect the material.

• Set the iron to medium heat. Press the iron onto the TAGZ for about 1 minute.

• When removing the iron, place any heavier object on top of the TAGZ for a few seconds. This prevents the laptop case from warping due to heat, which could cause the TAGZ to come loose before they properly attach and dry.

Check your TAGZ after application to ensure they are securely attached.

Choose from our three different shoulder straps. The laptop case has a loop on each side where you attach the strap.

Give your laptop case that extra touch by adding a bag charm. Voilà – now you have a laptop case that is truly unique!

Place your TAGZ where you want them and use a regular iron to attach them to your hat.

1. Place a sheet of parchment paper between the TAGZ and the hat to protect the material.
2. Set the iron to medium heat. Press the iron onto the TAGZ for about 1 minute.
3. When removing the iron, place any heavier object on top of the TAGZ for a few seconds.
4. Check your TAGZ after application to ensure they are securely attached.

1. Place your TAGZ face up on the fabric where you want to attach them. Cover them with another piece of fabric, e.g. a thin piece of cloth or baking paper, to protect your TAGZ.
2. Set the iron to medium heat (160°C). The steam function must be switched off.
3. To simplify the sewing process, place TAGZ at the desired spot and attach them using an iron. Press the iron firmly against the covered area for about 15 seconds. Use even pressure and avoid moving the iron to ensure your TAGZ adhere properly. For additional stability, place a book or other flat object inside the backpack.
4. Use needle and thread and sew on your TAGZ. Use desired sewing technique. Don't forget to fasten the thread at the beginning and at the end.
5. Make sure your TAGZ are properly attached by pulling in the thread from both ends to make sure they don’t come undone.

Open and remove the o-ring from the charm. Then insert the charm through the advanced o-ring. Carefully twist the advanced o-ring into the backpack’s attachment points.

Lay out your beads and charms in a design you vibe with, then feed the wire through them

Thread one end of jewellery wire through a connector and then through a clasp. then thread wire through the same connector as before before pulling the wire through.

Then, follow the three steps to enclose the beads. Repeat on the other end of the wire with an o-ring instead of a clasp.

Finally, gently pull the wire and clasp to test the closure's strength, then trim excess wire - however, do keep some length so you can and weave it into the nearest beads.

Start by using your beadboard to measure the desired length of thread (bracelet is 13-20cm/ necklace is 41-56cm).

Lay out your beads, charm, and logo in a design you vibe with, then feed the nylon thread through them.

Finish your jewelry with a bead with a large hole to slide the entire knot into it. It also helps to stretch the nylon thread before tying to create tension. Now, tie the knot in two steps (image below). Voilà!

Start by using your beadboard to measure the desired length of thread (bracelet is 13-20cm/ necklace is 41-56cm).

Lay out your beads, charm, and logo in a design you vibe with, then feed the wire through them

Thread one end of jewellery wire through a connector and then through a clasp. then thread wire through the same connector as before before pulling the wire through.

Then, follow the three steps to enclose the beads. repeat on the other end of the wire with an o-ring instead of a clasp.

Finally, gently pull the wire and clasp to test the closure's strength, then trim excess wire - however, do keep some length so you can and weave it into the nearest beads.