Very nice video Ma'am. I'm trying to surprise my wife and do this waterside tumbler for her that she's been trying to get completed. You're a great teacher. 👍🏽
Than you so much for sharing your process, I had been trying to find a simple method to print on tumbler for details and stuff and all i could come up with was too complicated, I'm for sure doing this next time!
I literally paused and pulled my preteen son out of headphone land over how EXCITED I was to see my name spelled right with my FAVORITE animal in your example tumbler! 🙌 It's the little things. 🤣 Thanks for another great video! 😁💜
Thanks for the video! Quick question for you as I'm having issues with my water slide. How long do you leave it in the water and does the temperature of the water matter? Mine doesn't seem to be separating well and it's messing up the picture.
Thank you for this easy to follow tutorial. I watched other videos and thought ok I can do that. Then got problems with the image cracking not tearing but cracking up. It was horrible. But, I think I can see where I went wrong now. Thanks so much!
Sandy I love your videos. I've learned so much from you. May I ask where you find your waterslide graphics? I just bought waterslide paper but don't know where to get the graphics. Thanks in advance. Lynn
I have the ink not the cartridges will it still work on the water slide paper. This is my first time and u did a good job on showing me the steps. Thank u
How do you get your colors to come out so vibrant? I have an epson ecotank 2850 that I just bought & converted in to a sublimation printer. My inks are printing out very dull. Do you know how I can get my images to com out vibrant? Thank u
I love your work!! So amazing!! I want to start making tumblers. I have a question I live in an apartment.. I do have the mask but I’m afraid doing the tumblers in the kitchen right next to the door won’t be ventilated enough ? Any recommendations?
You could always get two box fans. One in a window bringing air from the outside in, if possible, and the other fan facing out the door to help keep the air circulated. Just make sure the air isn’t blowing directly onto your work. You just want it to be lightly moving the air around and out.
Hi, can I ask, how did you make the decal stay and not peel off? It was my first using it, and after a couple hours it peel off? is there any tip how to make it stick and stay? thank you in advance.
Thank you for the video! I had additional questions, but found them asked and answered in the comments. Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge and experience. 😊❤️
You can add your images onto a plain painted cup. After you apply your image I do recommend sealing with an FDA compliant epoxy so the paint and images are sealed and last and the tumbler is safe to drink from.
Hello! So I'm just learning how to do these crafts. Haven't even started yet, but I got everything but the InkJet printer I need to buy. When it comes to the waterslide decals and the printer, does it matter what kind of ink you use? Is it the regular ink that comes with the printer or a special type? Also, what program do you use to make the decals? How do they come out with golden shiny letters? Lol. I'm very new to this, still learning! I need to know every detail before I attempt one. I've been looking at the Epson EcoTank ET-2800 Wireless Color All-in-One Cartridge-Free Supertank printer, and the Canon MegaTank G3270 All-in-One Wireless Inkjet Printer, which I hear good things about for Tumbler making. Would you say these are good for this?
Great questions. I am using a standard inkjet printer with regular ink. I do try and make sure the quality is set to the best it can be when I print pictures. You can print from any program. I typically just use Cricut Design Space, but I’ve also printed from Word and GIMP photo editor before. I can’t speak to either of those printers, but I have heard good things about the EcoTank printers. I’m using an HP ENVY photo printer, but it’s nothing fancy.
How do you make sure your glitter tumbler has a “smooth enough” surface? I’ve herd of some people sanding them but I’m not sure the best way!! Please help!
Great explained video. I have a question. I've seen videos, just like this one, but they apply the waterslide, face down. Is this something that also can be done ?
My printer is having lines in the final design when I put it on the water decal but it does not happen on regular paper, do you know what printer settings I need to have?
Thank You for your video, very very helpful. I need to apply a clear full wrap waterslide and after epoxying and dried, I was left with with two little needle size protrusions and one bigger one. I know if I sand them, they will show under waterslide. Do you have any suggestions for this problem? Thank You ❤️
Hi, newbie here! Your video was so helpful, I feel like I can tackle this effectively! I do have one question, what is the purpose behind the spray? I like to know the why behind things and am curious, thank you!
Hi Sandy! So happy I ran across your video. Is it an easier way to know if a waterslide decal will show up on the color your using on your tumbler? I ran into this problem with a tumbler that I had already used brite tone on only to find out that the decal was waaay too transparent 😩😩 now I have another order on a different tumbler and am scared to even start glittering it because I’m not sure what color to use to make sure that the decal will show. Sorry so long! Lol
You do beautiful work and are very knowledgeable. I have been trying to figure out a process somewhat like waterslide- I only know 1 creator who does it and it's a "secret"😉 this is being used for pen wraps- I have bought these wraps , the wrap has a plastic film over mirrored image, you peel it of- image is sticky(it is on white paper) you stick it on just a little bit, then spray the back-white paper with water and the the image comes off on the pen as you roll it. I hope it diesnt sound to confusing, would you have any idea what paper is being used? The lady uses a cricut, wraps come off in a sheet and she cuts the wraps, I have researched all kinds of paper and cant figure it out😢
Great video! Will the Cricut cut out the image instead of doing it by hand? Just got my waterslide paper and my cup is ready for me to try this! Thanks!
I’m just learning about creating water slides in the computer. Do you have to go through cricut to creat and print them?? Can you can you creat a waterslide from a picture you have on your computer. I’m having a hard time understanding where to get the images
You can print from anywhere. I use my Cricut if I need to edit the image or use the cut to print feature. I get my images from places like Etsy, and CreativeFabrica. You can also get images from Cricut Design Studio. I hope this helps 🤗💖
If you print multiple images to use later like you said (you just place them in your drawer) do you seal them right when you print and them store them or do you wait until you’re ready to use to seal them?
Hi. Thank you for this video! I have been trying to figure out how to cure the medium without putting it in the oven. I didn't know you could use epoxy. I would like to know what you use for epoxy please. I am trying to make some tumblers as gifts and just want to make sure I buy the right product. Thank you again. :)
I have both a ink jet and laser printer. Is one better than the other? So far I have used the laser and it seems the ink will rub off it you are not careful.
If you’re doing a full wrap white water slide and just want a sliver cup- how do you prep your cup? Would you still sand it and not do a spray paint coat?
I would just wipe it down to get those factory oils off. You can give it a little scuff if you’d like, but just making sure it’s clean of oils is fine.
I also like to have some printed already n put away for when I need them. Do you spray n seal the design right after printing n then put them away got another day or right before your about to use them?
Thank you for the very helpful video! My only question is, do you have to spray paint it or could you just lay the decal down and then expoy it to seal it in?
Okay so I’m gonna try my first cup. I’m spray painting it...so do I seal the cup with a spray seal before I apply the water slide and then use epoxy to go over everything? Or epoxy the cup and the the water slide and spray seal last?
Spray paint your tumbler, print out your decal and spray the decal, after the decal is dry you can apply it to the tumbler, let that dry, give the whole tumbler a light coating of spray sealer, let that dry, then give the whole tumbler a coat of epoxy. It may need a second coat of epoxy just to ensure nothing will chip over time.
Very nice video Ma'am. I'm trying to surprise my wife and do this waterside tumbler for her that she's been trying to get completed. You're a great teacher. 👍🏽
You have just become one of my favorite people. I am trying to get started making tumblers and your videos are so helpful, thank you.
Than you so much for sharing your process, I had been trying to find a simple method to print on tumbler for details and stuff and all i could come up with was too complicated, I'm for sure doing this next time!
You're very talented, Thanks you for sharing your crafts, you items are really beautiful.
This was the nicest, easiest video to follow thank you so much!
Where do you get your designs to print? Specifically that beautiful sunflower 😍
You talk so calm; so relaxing to listen to. Your work is beautiful. I love the black tumbler. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you ❤️
I literally paused and pulled my preteen son out of headphone land over how EXCITED I was to see my name spelled right with my FAVORITE animal in your example tumbler! 🙌 It's the little things. 🤣 Thanks for another great video! 😁💜
Loved this video.
Wow!!! That seems so easy to make waterslide decals They Beautiful I'm trying to find that perfect printer for making them
Ty so much
So helpful thank u so much!!!!
Thanks for the video! Quick question for you as I'm having issues with my water slide. How long do you leave it in the water and does the temperature of the water matter? Mine doesn't seem to be separating well and it's messing up the picture.
Thank you for sharing.
Beautiful. Thank you for sharing.
You are so welcome!
Awesome video. Thanks so much.
Thank you for this easy to follow tutorial. I watched other videos and thought ok I can do that. Then got problems with the image cracking not tearing but cracking up. It was horrible. But, I think I can see where I went wrong now. Thanks so much!
What a great video!! Thank you so much for sharing!!
Sandy I love your videos. I've learned so much from you. May I ask where you find your waterslide graphics? I just bought waterslide paper but don't know where to get the graphics. Thanks in advance. Lynn
I have the ink not the cartridges will it still work on the water slide paper. This is my first time and u did a good job on showing me the steps. Thank u
Super helpful! Thank you so much. Beginner waterslider here!
THANK YOU for doing this Video! Straight to it and easy instructions!!!!
Love the turtles so beautiful
Easy peasy directions! I needed this!!
New lady here. Thank you !
So say I have a motorcycle helmet in black, would I be able to use this method and would I use white background or transparent?
Great tutorial. You made it look so easy...
It was hard when I first started using them. But it gets easier the more you make 💖
Awesome video, I appreciate you showing how to do this.. I do have a question though, why do you spray the decal with a clear coat spray?
It’s habit. I feel the epoxy sticks better if I apply the spray sealer first.
Great tutorial! Thank you for sharing with us newbies 😊❤
Thank you. Thank you Sandy. Just did my first waterslide today. Yeah. Ready to epoxy. Luv yr channel. Hugs. ❤️🇨🇦
🥳✨ that is so awesome! 🤗💜💜
Is it just regular ink in the printer or sublimination ink?
How do you get your colors to come out so vibrant? I have an epson ecotank 2850 that I just bought & converted in to a sublimation printer. My inks are printing out very dull. Do you know how I can get my images to com out vibrant? Thank u
Nice work. You talk about an epoxy lacquer, am i wrong? What lacquer is it, thet you lay before using the waterslide decals?
HI there, i just have a question, do always need to sand down your tumbler before you put the decal on it even if it already smooth?
I love your work!! So amazing!! I want to start making tumblers. I have a question I live in an apartment.. I do have the mask but I’m afraid doing the tumblers in the kitchen right next to the door won’t be ventilated enough ? Any recommendations?
You could always get two box fans. One in a window bringing air from the outside in, if possible, and the other fan facing out the door to help keep the air circulated. Just make sure the air isn’t blowing directly onto your work. You just want it to be lightly moving the air around and out.
Hi, can I ask, how did you make the decal stay and not peel off? It was my first using it, and after a couple hours it peel off? is there any tip how to make it stick and stay? thank you in advance.
Thanks so much! ❤️
Beautiful design and great work
Thank you for the video! I had additional questions, but found them asked and answered in the comments. Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge and experience. 😊❤️
I enjoyed your video
2 questions: how long do you let the water slide dry for after it’s applied? And also do you add another layer of epoxy after the water slide?
Yeah she said she lets it dry for about 15 mins after applying the decal and then it’s ready to epoxy after it’s dried
What is the clear coat needed for? I just purchased water-slided and have been too nervous to use them. But your steps have been helpful!
I have the same question..
This is so thorough can you tell me how to get the gold lettering?
The gold lettering is vinyl that I cut out on a Cricut 💜
Can you just put on a spray painted cup without any epoxy? And do you have to seal with anything? Thank you for sharing this video!
You can add your images onto a plain painted cup. After you apply your image I do recommend sealing with an FDA compliant epoxy so the paint and images are sealed and last and the tumbler is safe to drink from.
Hello! So I'm just learning how to do these crafts. Haven't even started yet, but I got everything but the InkJet printer I need to buy. When it comes to the waterslide decals and the printer, does it matter what kind of ink you use? Is it the regular ink that comes with the printer or a special type? Also, what program do you use to make the decals? How do they come out with golden shiny letters? Lol. I'm very new to this, still learning! I need to know every detail before I attempt one. I've been looking at the Epson EcoTank ET-2800 Wireless Color All-in-One Cartridge-Free Supertank printer, and the Canon MegaTank G3270 All-in-One Wireless Inkjet Printer, which I hear good things about for Tumbler making. Would you say these are good for this?
Great questions. I am using a standard inkjet printer with regular ink. I do try and make sure the quality is set to the best it can be when I print pictures. You can print from any program. I typically just use Cricut Design Space, but I’ve also printed from Word and GIMP photo editor before. I can’t speak to either of those printers, but I have heard good things about the EcoTank printers. I’m using an HP ENVY photo printer, but it’s nothing fancy.
Can you use any inkjet printer for waterslides or is there a special inkjet printer
Hi great video. My question is what setting do you use for printing do you have it to print on plain paper or glossy
Hi Sandy! This is the easiest video to follow! Thank you! What is the name of the long script font on the tumbler sitting in the background?
Im learning soo much from your videos 😁 thank you for posting 💕
So happy to hear this ❤️❤️ thank you for watching 🤗
you made it look super easy!!
It wasn’t easy when I first started 😅 but it gets easier the more you do. ❤️
Omg!! You read my mind! I needed this tutorial so bad. Thank you are amazing!!
🤗
I really enjoyed you video thank you! I have a question though. Can you use sublimation ink/printer with water slides?
That is a great question. And I am not sure lol. From what I was able to find they say no. It needs to be an inkjet printer.
How do you make sure your glitter tumbler has a “smooth enough” surface? I’ve herd of some people sanding them but I’m not sure the best way!! Please help!
What kind of printer are you using and type of ink from Sams? I’m binge watching your series 😀
Man I wish she would answer
She said right in the video an ink jet thats what i use for mine
@@dominicshelton1129 there are many inkjet brand printers and they are different as far as quality and ink goes!
@@ciaranoland6532 i have a pixma ink jet and it work beautifully wasnt too expensive
@@ciaranoland6532 at 3.55 she videos the front of her printer for a moment. Make & Model number on display for everybody 👌
Love your videos, you really are very creative!
Thank you ☺️
Great explained video. I have a question. I've seen videos, just like this one, but they apply the waterslide, face down. Is this something that also can be done ?
My printer is having lines in the final design when I put it on the water decal but it does not happen on regular paper, do you know what printer settings I need to have?
GREAT VIDEO I HAVE ONE ? WHERE DO U FIND YOUR IMAGES i ALL READY HAVE THE PAPER
I get most of my images off of Etsy. I just do searches for pngs or svgs.
Thank You for your video, very very helpful. I need to apply a clear full wrap waterslide and after epoxying and dried, I was left with with two little needle size protrusions and one bigger one. I know if I sand them, they will show under waterslide. Do you have any suggestions for this problem? Thank You ❤️
If you’re worried about the sanding showing through, just apply another coat of epoxy just to make sure it’s completely smooth for your application.
Hi, newbie here! Your video was so helpful, I feel like I can tackle this effectively! I do have one question, what is the purpose behind the spray? I like to know the why behind things and am curious, thank you!
Spraying your waterslides help seal the them before you place them in the water just so the ink doesn't run off. The spray seals it.
Hi Sandy! So happy I ran across your video. Is it an easier way to know if a waterslide decal will show up on the color your using on your tumbler? I ran into this problem with a tumbler that I had already used brite tone on only to find out that the decal was waaay too transparent 😩😩 now I have another order on a different tumbler and am scared to even start glittering it because I’m not sure what color to use to make sure that the decal will show. Sorry so long! Lol
You do beautiful work and are very knowledgeable. I have been trying to figure out a process somewhat like waterslide- I only know 1 creator who does it and it's a "secret"😉 this is being used for pen wraps- I have bought these wraps , the wrap has a plastic film over mirrored image, you peel it of- image is sticky(it is on white paper) you stick it on just a little bit, then spray the back-white paper with water and the the image comes off on the pen as you roll it. I hope it diesnt sound to confusing, would you have any idea what paper is being used? The lady uses a cricut, wraps come off in a sheet and she cuts the wraps, I have researched all kinds of paper and cant figure it out😢
Loved this!! Question, do you have to use a photo printer? Or can it be just any ink jet printer?
Any inkjet will do. A photo printer would look a bit nicer, but what ever you have will be just fine!
Could u make a video how to do a white waterslide and when u upload a image how do u remove the back ground I'm trying to figure it out
Thank you for sharing 🌸💕🌸
You’re very welcome!
Great video! Will the Cricut cut out the image instead of doing it by hand? Just got my waterslide paper and my cup is ready for me to try this! Thanks!
Yes your Cricut will cut it for you. I’m just different and like cutting them myself lol.
@@SandysOrganizedChaos I understand, LOL! I just wondered if it could be used. Thank you so much for the response!
I’m just learning about creating water slides in the computer. Do you have to go through cricut to creat and print them?? Can you can you creat a waterslide from a picture you have on your computer. I’m having a hard time understanding where to get the images
You can print from anywhere. I use my Cricut if I need to edit the image or use the cut to print feature. I get my images from places like Etsy, and CreativeFabrica. You can also get images from Cricut Design Studio. I hope this helps 🤗💖
Thank you but can you explain what the epoxy step is that you do last please?
Beautiful thanks for this tutorial
You are very welcome!
Is there one peticular ink jet printer
That’s better than others or would any cheap one work
Beautiful
Thank you for guiding me to this video...
I love your videos, they are so easy to understand and follow ❣️
How do you get all the beautiful glitter design around the bottom part of your cups?
I use epoxy to apply my glitter. I find it makes it nice and smooth. 💜
If you print multiple images to use later like you said (you just place them in your drawer) do you seal them right when you print and them store them or do you wait until you’re ready to use to seal them?
I seal them and then put them in my drawer so I can easily use them when needed.
@@SandysOrganizedChaos thank you!! I ordered some waterslide paper and I’m excited to try something new!! 😊
Hi. Thank you for this video! I have been trying to figure out how to cure the medium without putting it in the oven. I didn't know you could use epoxy. I would like to know what you use for epoxy please. I am trying to make some tumblers as gifts and just want to make sure I buy the right product. Thank you again. :)
So if I'm wanting to put am image on a black mug, the white waterslide works? Thanks so much 😃
look into the epson ecotank series. ink lasts me for a year+
If I use my phone onto the printer what website do I need to go to do my waterslide decal
Thank you for a great tutorial!
If I want to add a photo to my tumbler, would water slide work or use printable vinyl ? I’m new at this so need help. Thanks. Loved the video
Thanks for the awesome tips!
I have both a ink jet and laser printer. Is one better than the other? So far I have used the laser and it seems the ink will rub off it you are not careful.
Thank you. I saw where someone used what you did and plasti-dip. I could not understand why.
If you’re doing a full wrap white water slide and just want a sliver cup- how do you prep your cup? Would you still sand it and not do a spray paint coat?
I would just wipe it down to get those factory oils off. You can give it a little scuff if you’d like, but just making sure it’s clean of oils is fine.
Will any color printer work? I am just getting started and don't want to get a new printer as of right now but already have a cheap HP Deskjet
I'm interested in doing this with mugs, do I need to epoxy still or is there an alternate method to seal?
i have been looking for an answer to this as well.
I mean they are sealed already with however many layers. What would be a good care sheet to write up, if I sold them as is?
Awesome! Wish I had seen this before the first time I tried WS! Great info, thank you!
I also like to have some printed already n put away for when I need them. Do you spray n seal the design right after printing n then put them away got another day or right before your about to use them?
I am so glad I found you!! You are awesome 😎 great work!!!
Thank you! So glad you found me as well 🤗
What printer did you use for that? And what Cricut do you have
Do u have to seal water slides? Also, can they be put directly onto a cup that has no epoxy or anything on it just a new plain cup?
You do need to seal the images. And I would recommend sealing them with epoxy so they last over time.
really really nice designs!!
Thank you for the very helpful video! My only question is, do you have to spray paint it or could you just lay the decal down and then expoy it to seal it in?
Thanks for another great tutorial! I was wondering what was the difference between the white and clear. I definitely want to try the white now.
🤗
Okay so I’m gonna try my first cup. I’m spray painting it...so do I seal the cup with a spray seal before I apply the water slide and then use epoxy to go over everything? Or epoxy the cup and the the water slide and spray seal last?
Spray paint your tumbler, print out your decal and spray the decal, after the decal is dry you can apply it to the tumbler, let that dry, give the whole tumbler a light coating of spray sealer, let that dry, then give the whole tumbler a coat of epoxy. It may need a second coat of epoxy just to ensure nothing will chip over time.
Do you HAVE to print that image from your cricut app or can it just be regular print ?
Also can you seal with mod podge spray ?
If you're cutting by hand, use another program. It's pointless to print from design space if you're not using the cricut to print it.
Thank you! This was such an easy explanation:)
How do you make it so it doesn't come up off the cup and I'm using waterslide no
spray paper
When you put the waterside paper after a completely dries do you put epoxy over it
Yes I do. Sorry I didn’t say that at the end.
Thank you
Where do u buy tumblers? And what kind of epoxy? Where can I get an image of a bands 🎶 name?
I use The Stainless Depot and Mother Tumbler for blanks. I use Creative Fabrica for images. I use FS Supply Shop, Mr Nola’s and Alumilite for epoxy.
Thanks again for a great video
What printer did you have? Can you link it and also link the cartridges