How Can I Decorate My Kindle Fire's Cover?

That's a very pretty cover! You could put some lace around it and maybe glue something pretty on, like whatever your favorite thing is (strawberries, horses, dragonflies). You can get them at craft stores, I think. I would not decorate it. It's very pretty as is and not at all conspicuous. If you make it special someone might see it among your books or whatever and if they notice it they might just decide they want it for themselves! Blending in is the best way to keep your stuff safe.

i would make a visit to Michaels or Walmart and take a look at their craft section. I don't know how long stickers would actually stick to the case though but stickers are a good idea to personalize it. how about painting or even if you are brave, stitching? (i dont know how thick the case is).

You can also paint it, tho you might need to give it a very light sand to make the paint stick and give it a base coat of white where you want the lighter colors to be.

My daughter put stickers on hers....I don't have one so don't have any of my own suggestions~!

Faux leather damages no matter what you do to it if you want something to last and not be scratched off or whatever. Gluing to faux leather definitely will damage the cover and whatever you glue to it will also. Depending on where I intend to use it, I'd be more likely to leave the cover alone and keep it inconspicuous. Personalizing some popular items only tend to draw attention to them and make them items for theft. I have a Kindle Fire, but the cover I chose has a strap on the front to tuck things under like a note or whatever. You could make a fabric design and glue it to the cover. Just tuck the edges under making sure they are also glued to the fabric first. Even a quilted design could be used. Then you have a nice flat surface that when the Fire is slid in between other things it would be less likely to loose the cover embellishments. I'm not a big fan of glue, cause my experience is it comes loose sooner or later or sticks to well, that when you're using it you better not make a mistake or the damage created cannot be undone. I wouldn't paint it, that kind of surface doesn't tend to hold paint well regardless of any pretreatment in my opinion. I personally would probably work with a fabric design and glue that on. You can paint fabric with a monogram or whatever and then someday you might have a better chance of changing the design when you get tired of it.

Maybe you can put something on it such as lace,picture.