Okay. I have been dancing in my see waiting patiently for someone to place an order for this particular tumbler so that you can do tutorial on this :). I don't know if anyone has requested this particular one yet, so I would like to purchase one so that you can do the step by tutorial .
I will be making a tutorial. I have just fallen so far behind because my kids only went back to school for the first time since April last Tuesday. I'm trying to catch up on designs and finishing up my waaaaaay overdue lemonade tutorial now.
@@LovelyLouLouDesignsI completely understand, I started back to school with my students in August and we are still adjusting. So I will continue to patiently wait #familyfirst :).
Can you tell me what you did to get that look on the bottom of your cup??? Please!!! I am so in love with all your work and was hoping you could share this technique !
Beautiful! I just found your video and want to thank you for such a detailed explanation of your process. Where do you get the decals that you put on your tumblers?
The cover was not ghetto, it was genius! 😉 And, it can't be crushed if something were to fall on top of it, unlike the other flimsy covers . Great job 👏
This tumbler (and your tutorial) is amazing! I'm obsessed with the tumbler design! I found a honeycomb design on your etsy page but I'm wondering how you made the honeycombs on this tutorial - they look amazing - is it a leopard print inside the individual honeycomb? Did you do a peekaboo to get that effect? You are so talented - please please makes more tutorials on your tumblers - especially this one!
Thank you so much! You are completely correct in that it is a peek-a-boo for the honeycomb. The chunky glitter mix in the centre band is under the top section of the tumbler as well. I used the honeycomb design in my Etsy shop to make the peek-a-boo cut outs. This is a tutorial I have had a lot of requests for. I took an extended break last year but am getting back into tutorials now so I will be making one for this tumbler as well. 🙂
I just found your channel and became a subbie...i just love love love your cups and most importantly I ♥ how you explain everything...this cup is beautiful!!! Can't wait to see more videos!!
Thanks for subbing! I'm so glad you're finding the tutorials helpful. I'm hoping to release a video a month since my tumblers and design business also keep me really busy lol.
Can you tell me how you added the bee and design to your mug? did you do it as a waterslide or vinyl? also could you tell me the colors you used? I love this mug!
Thank you! The Bee design was with tattoo paper, but you can do it with clear waterslide as well. I believe the colour I used was Latte from Time Holtz.
Hi! I am looking into getting the vinyl cutter and /or software. What do you recommend? Everyone talks about their Cricut cutter but no one says what upgrade or insert cartridge or what make/model to use. I don’t know where to start 😉 I have a very old model and probably want to upgrade -thanks so much!!
The new models don't use cartridges. But you will need an internet connection. I have to maker, but that level isn't necessary unless you will be cutting things like fabric as well.
I don't double, but I do mix up a bit more. So if I usually mix 10 ml for a 20 oz, I will mix 15 ml for the flood coat. If I waiting a bit longer it isn't as sticky, mixing the regular amount is fine
Hi! Love the tutorial and tumbler designs! Will the image on the back of the cup be available on Etsy too? I only found the bee image on your etsy page...
Very helpful video, thank you! I have a question about excess epoxy getting inside the tumbler... You mentioned cleaning the rim of the tumbler, but it looks like there is a chance that epoxy would get further into the cup, how do you clean or prevent? Thank you!
I don't usually have an issues with epoxy dripping too far down into the tumbler. When I'm doing last coat I will use acetone on a Q-tip to make sure my room is clean. If anything does drip inside, since the tumblers aren't prepped inside, the epoxy pops off easily. I will usually use an exacto knife and just pop it off in one piece.
when u do the top w acetone how do u know it’s sealed if it doesn’t go up over the rim? i struggle with my rims more than anything else. it stresses me so much.
I’m going to try this tonight! I put my last coat on and finished around 630... teeny ends of the letters are popping up so I thought a flood coat could fix it.. would 930 be a good time to flood coat it?!?
I have had tutorial requests for this tumbler. I will do a tutorial if another is ordered. Since it's such a specific design I may have a hard time selling as an RTS. :)
@@LovelyLouLouDesigns oh noooo you wouldn't....I LOVE this design! I would love to see a tutorial...what glitters/paints/techniques you used. This tumbler is perfect!
Thank you so much for sharing! I've had a little bit of trouble with the CCDIY epoxy. I'm going to try your tips tonight. I've been using the propane torch as well but I think I'm putting it close enough in fear of scorching the epoxy. It really helped seeing how someone else does it.
Any chance you could bless us with a tutorial on this? I know it’s similar to the damask ones but this is really next level and I’m here for it 🤩🤩🤩 I purchased the svg’s but haven’t braved it yet 🤪
Stupid question and a newbie...when you mixed the second round of epoxy, did you use a new mixing cup or was it added to the leftover from your first coat?
You will want to use a new cup. Your parts need to be exact and using the same cup could cause your ratios to be off. Also, after 2 hours and 45 minutes, the epoxy left in that first mixing cup would be very sticky.
Thank you! There have been a number of requests for a tutorial for this tumbler. I will do one if I get an order for this style. Since it's such a specific design I may have a difficult time selling it as an RTS. :)
Hi Tony, this is actually a very requested design now for a tutorial so I am going to be doing a tutorial on it. Completed tumblers will be listed on both my Facebook business page and in my new Facebook Group (Lovely Creations).
A few inches away. I move very fast though and don't let the flame stay in any one location for too long. It's very easy to overheat the epoxy and burn it or cause divots.
@@LSweitz I haven't had a chance to upload it yet. I was finishing some other designs first. This file had a lot of inside jokes so I didn't think it would sell. Lol
In the description section below the videos. This one was only the resin and the design since it isn't a full tutorial on the technique of making this cup, just the how to get a good final coat. 😊
Just something I do.....I put my bottles in a baby bottle warmer that with trial and error, I’ve found that 53 degrees works perfect for me!…NO BUBBLES
A flood coat is a coat that is 1/8 inch thick. I feel like you used the same amount as the sealing coat after you removed what you called the excess. Regardless, your cups wind up looking immaculate, so I guess it doesn't matter what you call it, lol.
Lol when I apply a coat of epoxy on top of a coat of epoxy that is only dried between 3 to 5 hours, I always have to use more or I risk "damaging" the bottom coat. It may look thin, but it is significantly thicker than my bottom coat :)
@@LovelyLouLouDesigns I'm for sure not banging the outcome, because your damask is what inspired me to create my shops signature design in a twisted version of it. I thought I had already subscribed and was a bit miffed that I missed your latest update.
Yes please a tutorial for this cup will be perfect! this cup is absolutely gorgeous!!
Thank you. If I get an order for one like this, then I will!
I was about to ask if there was a tutorial. Lol
I just love your tutorials and your work! Your tumblers are so elegant and beautiful! Thank you for sharing it with the tumbler sisters 👯♀️
You are so welcome! I'm glad you like them. And thank you! That means a lot
Okay. I have been dancing in my see waiting patiently for someone to place an order for this particular tumbler so that you can do tutorial on this :). I don't know if anyone has requested this particular one yet, so I would like to purchase one so that you can do the step by tutorial .
I will be making a tutorial. I have just fallen so far behind because my kids only went back to school for the first time since April last Tuesday. I'm trying to catch up on designs and finishing up my waaaaaay overdue lemonade tutorial now.
@@LovelyLouLouDesignsI completely understand, I started back to school with my students in August and we are still adjusting. So I will continue to patiently wait #familyfirst :).
I’ve been making cups for 18months and still learned a lot from this. Thank you for the video.
Glad it was helpful! I feel like I learn something new from every tumbler!
Can you tell me what you did to get that look on the bottom of your cup??? Please!!! I am so in love with all your work and was hoping you could share this technique !
Yes! I followed the same steps i did it the alcohol ink patina tumbler, I just used different colours
You are on another level with your designs!! I love them ❤
Thank you so much! I really appreciate that! :)
Beautiful! I just found your video and want to thank you for such a detailed explanation of your process. Where do you get the decals that you put on your tumblers?
Thank you so much. They are waterslides I printed. The designs are available at my shop www.lovelylouloudesigns.com
The cover was not ghetto, it was genius! 😉 And, it can't be crushed if something were to fall on top of it, unlike the other flimsy covers . Great job 👏
Thank you so much! It's not pretty, but it works really well. 🤣😂
This tumbler (and your tutorial) is amazing! I'm obsessed with the tumbler design! I found a honeycomb design on your etsy page but I'm wondering how you made the honeycombs on this tutorial - they look amazing - is it a leopard print inside the individual honeycomb? Did you do a peekaboo to get that effect?
You are so talented - please please makes more tutorials on your tumblers - especially this one!
Thank you so much! You are completely correct in that it is a peek-a-boo for the honeycomb. The chunky glitter mix in the centre band is under the top section of the tumbler as well. I used the honeycomb design in my Etsy shop to make the peek-a-boo cut outs. This is a tutorial I have had a lot of requests for. I took an extended break last year but am getting back into tutorials now so I will be making one for this tumbler as well. 🙂
Yay! I can't wait to see it! Thanks 🙂
Beautiful cup! The detail is impeccable! Love it! - Thanks for the tutorial!
Thank you very much ♥️
I just found your channel and became a subbie...i just love love love your cups and most importantly I ♥ how you explain everything...this cup is beautiful!!! Can't wait to see more videos!!
Thanks for subbing! I'm so glad you're finding the tutorials helpful. I'm hoping to release a video a month since my tumblers and design business also keep me really busy lol.
That tumbler 🤩🤩🤩 wow
Thank you! ❤️
Can you tell me how you added the bee and design to your mug? did you do it as a waterslide or vinyl? also could you tell me the colors you used? I love this mug!
Thank you! The Bee design was with tattoo paper, but you can do it with clear waterslide as well. I believe the colour I used was Latte from Time Holtz.
Thank you so much for sharing. I usd this technique on a tumber tonight and it went so much smoother. These tips were so helpful.
I am so glad the tips were helpful for you! Thank you for letting me know! 🖤🖤🖤
Hi! I am looking into getting the vinyl cutter and /or software. What do you recommend? Everyone talks about their Cricut cutter but no one says what upgrade or insert cartridge or what make/model to use. I don’t know where to start 😉
I have a very old model and probably want to upgrade -thanks so much!!
The new models don't use cartridges. But you will need an internet connection. I have to maker, but that level isn't necessary unless you will be cutting things like fabric as well.
May I ask, why do you cover your tumbler with the tupperware? Also, your work is amazing and you have the best detailed tutorials!
Thank you so much! I cover them with the Tupperware to help prevent things like dust settling on the tumbler while it is spinning.
Thank you, this was helpful. I just started using ccdiy myself. I will try these tips!
You're welcome! I hope it works. I love CCDIY
Great video! I loved how you said “this might be ghetto” 🤣 you got yourself a new subscriber lol!
Bahahahahah! Yay! Thank you!
Just making sure I heard right. Do you double the amount of epoxy for the flood coat?
I don't double, but I do mix up a bit more. So if I usually mix 10 ml for a 20 oz, I will mix 15 ml for the flood coat. If I waiting a bit longer it isn't as sticky, mixing the regular amount is fine
Can the epoxy can be put in warm over and over before mixing without any issues? Or does it need to be measured out for each use?
You can warm part A over and over before measuring and mixing :)
Love the cup! Are you doing a tutorial on how to do those divided section cups?🤞🏻😊
I will be. But in the meantime, this style was based on the Boujee Baby tumbler by Jessica Flynn of Flynn Sister's Boutique.
I would love to know how you did the bottom of this cup. Its beautiful.
Hi! Love the tutorial and tumbler designs! Will the image on the back of the cup be available on Etsy too? I only found the bee image on your etsy page...
Thank you. I will be adding it. :)
Thank you!
Very helpful video, thank you! I have a question about excess epoxy getting inside the tumbler... You mentioned cleaning the rim of the tumbler, but it looks like there is a chance that epoxy would get further into the cup, how do you clean or prevent? Thank you!
I don't usually have an issues with epoxy dripping too far down into the tumbler. When I'm doing last coat I will use acetone on a Q-tip to make sure my room is clean. If anything does drip inside, since the tumblers aren't prepped inside, the epoxy pops off easily. I will usually use an exacto knife and just pop it off in one piece.
@@LovelyLouLouDesigns Thank you so much for your fast reply! We really enjoyed this video and have subscribed. 😊
Thanks for this very helpful tutorial!! Do you have one for the beautiful cup?
Not yet. If I get an order for one I will do a tutorial on it.
Do you know if the medium viscosity ccdiy epoxy works in warmer more humid climates too?
It likes heat, but most epoxies don't like humidity. I run a dehumidifier in the wet and humid months here
Thanks for another great video!
Thank you! ♥️
when u do the top w acetone how do u know it’s sealed if it doesn’t go up over the rim? i struggle with my rims more than anything else. it stresses me so much.
The epoxy is still wet when I do the acetone. I'm just going over the rim and inside. since it's still wet it will seal, harden and cure.
I’m going to try this tonight! I put my last coat on and finished around 630... teeny ends of the letters are popping up so I thought a flood coat could fix it.. would 930 be a good time to flood coat it?!?
If you're using CCDIY, then yes. It should be.
Can you do a tutorial on this tumbler??? It’s stunnnnning!!
I have had tutorial requests for this tumbler. I will do a tutorial if another is ordered. Since it's such a specific design I may have a hard time selling as an RTS. :)
Love it 😍
Ghetto or not that is such a great idea!
@@LovelyLouLouDesigns oh noooo you wouldn't....I LOVE this design! I would love to see a tutorial...what glitters/paints/techniques you used. This tumbler is perfect!
Thank you so much for sharing! I've had a little bit of trouble with the CCDIY epoxy. I'm going to try your tips tonight. I've been using the propane torch as well but I think I'm putting it close enough in fear of scorching the epoxy. It really helped seeing how someone else does it.
You're very welcome. Be sure to keep the flame moving. If you add too much heat you'll get divots.
Any chance you could bless us with a tutorial on this? I know it’s similar to the damask ones but this is really next level and I’m here for it 🤩🤩🤩 I purchased the svg’s but haven’t braved it yet 🤪
I've had a few people request it. If I get an order for this tumbler I will make a tutorial on it :)
How do I place an order for this very design? I couldn’t find where to order.
I mean to order the tumbler not the design
I am currently closed for customs. I'm hoping school reopens to in person learning in the fall and I can start producing more tumblers/content again.
Love it! Where did you purchase the mixing tool?
I got them off Amazon 🙂
Stupid question and a newbie...when you mixed the second round of epoxy, did you use a new mixing cup or was it added to the leftover from your first coat?
You will want to use a new cup. Your parts need to be exact and using the same cup could cause your ratios to be off. Also, after 2 hours and 45 minutes, the epoxy left in that first mixing cup would be very sticky.
Thank you for answering Emily. 🖤
Thank you...I appreciate you giving me some insight.
I hope you do a tutorial on this cup! It’s beautiful too
Thank you! There have been a number of requests for a tutorial for this tumbler. I will do one if I get an order for this style. Since it's such a specific design I may have a difficult time selling it as an RTS. :)
@@LovelyLouLouDesigns I want to order this tumbler just so I can watch the tutorial. How can I order?
Hi Tony, this is actually a very requested design now for a tutorial so I am going to be doing a tutorial on it. Completed tumblers will be listed on both my Facebook business page and in my new Facebook Group (Lovely Creations).
@@LovelyLouLouDesigns Thank you so much! Can’t wait.
How far away do you torch from the tumbler?
A few inches away. I move very fast though and don't let the flame stay in any one location for too long. It's very easy to overheat the epoxy and burn it or cause divots.
OK...this cup---Masterpiece! I found the "Bee" image on your Etsy page....but where can I find the image on the back?
Thank you! I never uploaded it since it was such a specific design. I wasn't sure it would sell. I can add it to my Etsy though. ❤️
@@LovelyLouLouDesigns It "ties the designs together...should be a set! :-)
Yes!!! I can’t find the wording with small crown that’s on the back on your Etsy?
@@LSweitz I haven't had a chance to upload it yet. I was finishing some other designs first. This file had a lot of inside jokes so I didn't think it would sell. Lol
I have added the back design to my Etsy :)
Can you use ccdiy on simulation tumblers
I believe so. As long as you properly prep the surface first. (sand, clean, prime).
What grit do you sand your tumblers?
It depends. If all I'm doing is roughing up the surface a bit to give the epoxy something to adhere to, I will use a finer grit like 240 :)
What torch is that?
Bernzomatic TS4000 with propane gas
@@LovelyLouLouDesigns Beautifully done! Can we use a heat gun or blow dryer on low settings instead of a torch?
I dont see where you put all the products you used for your cups.
In the description section below the videos. This one was only the resin and the design since it isn't a full tutorial on the technique of making this cup, just the how to get a good final coat. 😊
Just something I do.....I put my bottles in a baby bottle warmer that with trial and error, I’ve found that 53 degrees works perfect for me!…NO BUBBLES
Thanks for sharing!
Is this clear water slide?
I used tattoo paper. But yes, clear waterslide would work just as well.
A flood coat is a coat that is 1/8 inch thick. I feel like you used the same amount as the sealing coat after you removed what you called the excess. Regardless, your cups wind up looking immaculate, so I guess it doesn't matter what you call it, lol.
Lol when I apply a coat of epoxy on top of a coat of epoxy that is only dried between 3 to 5 hours, I always have to use more or I risk "damaging" the bottom coat. It may look thin, but it is significantly thicker than my bottom coat :)
@@LovelyLouLouDesigns I'm for sure not banging the outcome, because your damask is what inspired me to create my shops signature design in a twisted version of it. I thought I had already subscribed and was a bit miffed that I missed your latest update.