Halloween glitter globe tumblers, Snowglobe tumbler tutorial, Fix a failed cup, Glitter Drip
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- Опубліковано 24 вер 2021
- #snowglobe #starbuckscup #snowglobetutorial #floatingglittercup
Hey everybody, welcome back to my channel! In today’s tutorial I am showing you how I create my snowglobe tumblers. This has been a highly suggested tutorial that I thought I would share with you. As always everything I used is listed in the description along with any codes I may have for you to save you some extra money! If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to reach out to me through UA-cam or social media! Thank you so much for being here, it truly means the world to me. Before you leave, give this video a HUGE thumbs up and hit subscribe so you don’t miss any of my future tutorials.
Discount codes:
GLITTER CODE:
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What you will need for today’s tutorial
-24 oz Starbucks tumbler or any double walled acrylic tumbler
GLITTERS USED:
Good Evening bats, dark as night bright as day both from Glitter makes it. (see discount code above)
Bruja,Trick or treat and groovy green from www.maestracreations.com
SVG: Starbucks mermaid: www.etsy.com/listing/10669508...
Bats: www.etsy.com/listing/98113607...
Witches brew: www.etsy.com/listing/10488556...
Witch hat and cauldron downloaded from Cricut design space
Green Fabric paint- purchased from walmart
Snowglobe solutions: Lava lamp- Vegetable glycerin and Baby oil Traditional snow globe- vegetable glycerin and water.
To add solutions i used a party syringe you can purchase in the party section at walmart, you may also want to try a funnel or pipette
Alcohol inks used for coloring: Indigo, Amethyst, and Wild plum
Other Supplies:
Cup Cradle Link: www.amazon.com/Cup-Cradle-Cra...
Vinyl Squeegy and craft knife pack Link: www.amazon.com/Weeding-Releas...
Other supplies you may need
-Torch: www.amazon.com/Sondiko-Culina...
-Metal Stir Sticks: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07...
EPOXY
Alumilite’s Amazing Clear Cast UV PLUS and Amazing Quick Coat: www.alumilite.com/
TURNER SYSTEM
My turner system is from Deno’s tumbler turners
Link: denostumblerturnersllc.com/
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Awesome tumblers! You are truly talented. Thank you for sharing as always💜💜
Love them!!!
Thank you
Love the cups !
Thank you!
Love it!
Thanks!!
New subscriber!!! You made these look easy! Because of this video, I'm ready to try it!!! Thank you soooo much for sharing and your cups are AWESOME. 😊
Yay! I’m so happy you are ready to start your first cup! ☺️welcome and thank you so much for watching and subscribing ❤️
Halloween is my favorite holiday im definitely going to try this tutorial!! Thank you for sharing and giving credit where its due, you're amazing.
Thank you so much for watching
So cute!! I’ve been wanting to make one of these but haven’t attempted it yet. Yours are awesome!! Thank you for sharing! ❤️
I actually liked that the bats were sticking to the sides! The green drip cup is my favorite out of the two. It’s kind of like the Starbucks mermaid is the evil queen of the town and then the bats are like surrounding the castle. It’s really nice!!!
Thank you so much
You killed these Girl! 😍 No pun intended!
😂
😂😂thank you
I love the way they turned out both of them. Not a fail in my book. So would you be able to do the glow in the dark glitter on the drips???
Yes! I can even do glow drips with my glow in the dark glitters
Awesome!!!!!!!!! from S.Korea👍👍👍👍
Thank you
😍👍🏽 wow they’re so nice!! Thanks for sharing the way you make them. I honestly love to watch many videos of different ways to make these type of tumblers
Thank you so much for watching
Love love love! I tried and my glitter chance the fluid color in my cup, I used veg. Glycerin 50/50 with water. Any tips?
Hmm so weird I have not had mine do that. It sounds like it could be the glitter that you use? Not sure other than that. Maybe try another glitter brand that you have on hand just in a cup and see if it changes your solution color
Love these especially the witches brew one with the purple solution. I couldn't find the trick or treat glitter on the site though :/
Trick or treat was a subscription box color I believe so it may take a little bit of time to get it on her site. In a pinch though you could mix a purple green and black glitter and get the same effect
Hello tumblers turned out great. Is that printable vinyl that u used 4 the Starbuck lady
Hi there! So this is actually layered vinyl. So a white circle and then the Skeleton cut out but you could totally use a print and cut image in printable vinyl as well!
Love them both ❤️ , do you pour the UV resin in the hole as well as the outer ?
Yes so directly in the hole and just around it so it holds
Does it cure properly? I keep getting it peel when I put it in the hole?
What would you use to seal the vinyl on the witches cup or do you even have to seal it? Also do you wash the cups by hand?
Yes so you could use Polycrylic to seal if you don’t want to epoxy. I usually just leave the vinyl as is and hand wash only
I think these turned out perfect, thanks for this. How do you prep your plastic cup for epoxy so it doesn’t peel off?☕️🍩😍
Yay so glad yours turned out! I just clean my cups really well with rubbing alcohol and apply my epoxy. I don’t sand as I have had experiences where the scratches from the sanding block show through
@@lyshabcreative2659 what epoxy do u use , if u don’t mind me asking .
So cute! Did use vinyl and layer it for the logo cover up?
Yes I layered vinyl to cover the original logo.
Hi!! I love your videos 😍 what size are the circle decals?
Hi Elizabeth! Thank you so much for watching! For this particular cup I made the decals 3in W
Was that alcohol ink that you added for the colorant? I absolutely love these! I have purchased an “off brand” acrylic double walled cups and I may try this!!❤️🔥
Yes I added the alcohol ink to color the solution before adding it to the tumbler
@@lyshabcreative2659 awesome! Thanks so much!
Love both of them! Did the bat one glow?
It has a slight glow but very bright. If I had added glitter and a stronger glow powder I think it would have looked much better.
I love your videos your 2nd cup was better i loved the flow. How much glitter did you put in to make fill..
Hi there! Thank you so much, for how much glitter I use typical around 1-2 medicine cups full the one with the bats those I only added like a palm full so they could still be easily seen
Hey love, so do you just cover the original logo up? I find that mine will still show through when I do that 💔
Yep I just covered the logo up with the other. I can’t see the original logo through the new one unless I’m looking at the inside of the cup
Great job. Can you do a tutorial on how to make ur own decal on the front to cover the Starbucks symbol, please??
Sure can!
@@lyshabcreative2659 oh yes please make one. Absolutely no videos i can find
@@lyshabcreative2659 did you ever make the video? I cant find it and would love to have a tutorial
How can I get the bubbles out? I use the 1cup warm water 1 tablespoon of elmers glue.
Do you mean bubbles under your vinyl?
Can I use the alcohol pearls instead of the alcohol ink to fill the tumbler? I have one but not the other. These turned out so cute. Thanks for sharing 😊😊💜💜
Yes definitely the pearls work just fine as well
@@lyshabcreative2659 Thank you very much I’m going to give this a try this weekend with the pearls.
the green fabric paint tumbler. did you epoxy the whole cup? thank you I will be making these for me and my best friend.
Hey there! Yes after the fabric paint dried I epoxied over the entire cup minus the very bottom where I applied the UV resin and epoxy to cover the dip
@@lyshabcreative2659 thank you for responding. I think that turned out so great.
@@lyshabcreative2659 would there be anyway in the near future you would be able to make a video of you showing us the steps to epoxy this type of tumbler. I have seen the typical stainless steel type. but never the snowglobe double walled cup, with the vinyl adhered. I need to make sure from a professional that I will be doing it correctly. I would feel better that once I have finished my snowglobe tumbler and place the vinyl in it appropriate locations that putting epoxy on it would make me feel better that the vinyl will never be able to lift and peel away. thank you so much.
do you have to epoxy over the drip? how long would it last if you didnt?
I did epoxy over the drips. If you didn’t epoxy over it then it would probably last a decent amount of time since you are using fabric paint as the base
I have a problem with my snow globes getting cloudy (sometimes, not always) before giving to the customer .. is there any ways to prevent that?
Hmm haven’t had that happen. But I would try to use distilled water and make sure you are stirring your solution up really well until it’s clear and there’s now strings of glycerin before adding it to your tumbler.
How do you deal with the glycerine and glow powder separating? What do they look like after sitting for a few hours?
I haven’t had an issue when I use glow powder in my 50/50 solution of glycerin and water separating, I just make sure to mix everything really well! I’m this one I used baby oil and didn’t like how the glow powder looked after I put it in the cup. For the baby oil one it all ended up settling and not longer flowing with the rest of the solution
@@lyshabcreative2659 Thats baffling. My glow powder just sinks straight to the bottom in a few short hours. I'm doing straight glycerin so I'll give the 50/50 mix a shot I guess.
I have a total cup fail how can I restart this? How do I take out the water/glue I used to maybe try glycerine? My glue looks super stuck at the top doesn’t flow pretty 😩 help!
You should be able to just rinse it with water until all the glue and glitter comes out so you can start over.
Please help!
How do you keep the vynil from lifting? I clean my snow globe tumblers with alcohol before applying the permanent vynil but I always end up with it wanting to start lifting few weeks later.
Normal wear and tear is normal so lifting of the vinyl after hand washing will still happen. If you don’t use or want to deal with epoxy you can try applying heat from a heat gun to really get your vinyl adhered doesn’t mean it won’t lift ever but helps it better stick down
@@lyshabcreative2659 Do ppl normally place epoxy on snow globe tumblers? Thank you for replying!
what size did u make ur sticker to cover the original 1 and how to u fig out the size 4the decals 4diff sized cups
Hi there I believe the original size I made this logo was a 3.5 in circle for the logo. It was slightly over the original logo. The way that I figured out what worked best was just measuring the best I could with a measurement tape and then playing with the cut setting and adjusting to get the best fit
Hope that helps!
@@lyshabcreative2659 tysm
Can it be sealed with uv resin the drip?
Yes you def could use if resin to seal the drip if you chose.
Hi 👋 where did you buy the tumbler from? Nice video 😊
I buy my Starbucks blanks right from Starbucks but you could buy dupes from Hogg tumblers and some other places that sell the dupes for like $5!
How much of each solution( glycerin and water) do you put in if you have a 24 oz cup
It’s a 50/50 mix of the solution for a total of 2 cups for my 24 oz give or take a few ounces
I just made a “test” one and found that I added too much glitter. I find it hard to gauge so it has a good flow
Thank you btw 😊
What is that for Green color outside from the tumbler?
That’s is fabric paint I used for the green drip
Would epoxy resin work? Or do I need epoxy AND resin?
Any two part epoxy works fine!
Is there a reason that you don’t just use the UV resin for the whole bottom instead of uv resin and then epoxy?
In this particular tutorial the UV resin I was using was not the best and o still felt it was a bit tacky in larger ours so I opted to use epoxy to finish the bottom. You can certainly use UV to finish off your complete bottom!
What are the dimensions for the logo you used!?! 😭
I always do 3.5 inches in width for the logos
whats the difference between using glycerin vs distilled water?
also clear glue vs baby oil i have these backwards but
So the different solutions are used depending on how you want your glitter to float. Clear glue solution tends to float slower, baby oil creates more of a lava lamp style. I just prefer the way glitter floats with the glycerin and distilled water solution
Can I epoxy my cups the rim is leaking and I want to make sure they are in phenomenal condition before selling them to customers
Oh no! If your rim is leaking you must have a broken seal at the rim. They may not be the best ones to sell. You could try to fix the rim by adding some UV resin where you think the leak is to seal it. I wouldn’t epoxy until the leak though is sealed
@@lyshabcreative2659 I have heard the ones Micheals sells are known for that. I bought the Strata cups and Maars cups.
@@lyshabcreative2659 Thank you for your help! Do you recommend any particular brand?
I’ve feel like I’ve tried everything …my glitter keeps getting stuck at the top of my tumbler..and I’m using chunky glitter.🤦🏾♀️🤦🏾♀️🤦🏾♀️ I’ve been watching video after video and it is not working for me lol
Are you only using chunky glitter? If I use a finer like medium chunk with my chunky glitter I find I have better movement and less glitter chunking together.
@@lyshabcreative2659 mines was like a mix.... but there was more chunky than fine glitter...should I just use only chunky?
Try a flour sifter to sift out the fine glitter from your chunky mix
my glycerin and baby oil keep mixing :(
That was def not my favorite solution either! I do wish I would have gotten that solution to work better for me to make a better lava lamp style tumbler.