In this video, Mr. Kate walks you through how to turn any phone case into a delicious, mouthwatering piece. Decoden is a Japanese method of turning non-edible objects into glittery appetizing ones.
To get the Japanese-inspired look, all you will need is some silicone caulk, a phone case, scrumptious decorations, jewels and some utensils. You simply slather on a thick layer of the silicone caulk, decorate and let it dry for two to four hours. Then, you are set! The silicone has a bit of a mushy feel to it once it dries, and is not heavy, so you can comfortably carry the phone around.
This adorable DIY project by Mr. Kate is super easy, which means you can make a couple different cases and switch them up.
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