Applying Nightmare Before Christmas Full-Sleeve Tattoo Onto a Glow-in-the-Dark 30-oz Skinny Tumbler
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- Опубліковано 6 жов 2024
- I ordered a full-sleeve temporary tattoo and here I'm showing how I applied it to a 30-ounce skinny stainless steel tumbler prepped with glow-in-the-dark paint. The result is a fantastic, glowy, sparkly tumbler featuring Jack and Oogie Boogie, perfect for Halloween!
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KS Resin: bit.ly/2N4JX3i
30-oz skinny tumbler: makerflocrafts...?sca_ref=234196.UUWqebcgfy
Rustoleum 2X Matte White spray paint: amzn.to/3g1g0g8
Rustoleum Glow-in-the-Dark spray paint: amzn.to/3h3apHE
Rustoleum 2X Matte Clear spray paint: amzn.to/3gX2dbP
Full-sleeve Nightmare Before Christmas temporary tattoo: amzn.to/2DWUMmI
Marabu Rainbow Sparkles alcohol ink: amzn.to/2PWwc7T
Pinata Mantilla Black alcohol ink: amzn.to/310jsmS
Tumbler Turner: amzn.to/3iMK298
Make-up application sponges: amzn.to/2PZFaRW
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I love Swirls! Mostly swirls of color, but really any swirls at all - I think they add a beauty and grace to everything. So after I started making soap a few years ago, and needing some sort of biz name that didn't sound like everyone else's version of suds-r-us, I decided on Luxinda Swirl. Luxinda is a twist on my real name, and I quickly started putting swirls of color in all of my handmade soaps.
Now I'm branching out a bit, and I want to keep adding swirls to everything I do!
I really appreciate you telling us your mistakes so we don't make them you are a really great teacher for newbies like me😊💖💖
Thank you!! I certainly make a lot of them - glad they help 😁
I followed your guidance and made one for myself last night. I already know my son is going to take it. ☺️
😁😁Glad I could help! I hope your son enjoys your craft work!😁
You did an amazing job with that tumbler! I need to make one, it is one of my granddaughter's favorites! Thanks for all you share!!
Thank you!! 😊
Amazing and wonderful 😮😮🙌
Thank you!!😊
And who makes your logos ? Love it
I did one side and the back side I did a smoke effect. On another cup I did a 32 oz regular cup and was able to do both sides with no over lapping.
jenn leone, those sound great! I have tried it, since making this video, on a 30-oz skinny straight, which was a tiny bit easier, but the 32-oz sounds perfect! Thanks!!
I have this tatoo i will try this out. Thanks for sharing this informative tutorial. Loved the idea of adding sparkle alcohol ink
Thank you! Have fun with it!
This is a great tutorial! Thanks for sharing your awesome cup with us! I have this tattoo and want to make this for my daughter, tried once and failed. All the others I've watched made it look so easy, but you were very informative with your instructions! I appreciate your insight!
Thank you!! These tattoo tumblers can be really vexing! I’ve made about 30 just this Halloween season, and some go easily, but others make me want to scream. And I feel like I’m doing the exact same thing in each situation... 🤷♀️
Wow! I love it! You had excellent ideas on making this an awesome cup!
Thanks so much 😊
@@Luxinda you are so welcome!
I appreciate tht you showed us your mistakes. Tht was very helpful. TY!
Thank you for the feedback! I’m glad the video helped.
So I'm wondering if you really didn't want the open space if you could make smoke with a candle?
Interesting idea! I suppose you could!! I am not proficient at that technique and would make a total mess of the area, so for me, alcohol ink is definitely the way to go. But someone who knows how to do the smoke method could make the white areas look so cool that way!
@@Luxinda was just an idea I thought of it as soon as you said brb to show you how to take care of the blank spaces lol
What kind of tumbler are you using ? A regular tumbler sublimation or what ?
It’s a 30-oz stainless steel tumbler from MakerFlo that’s been spray painted with glow-in-the-dark paint.
Hi Luxinda, I have just completed this tattoo tumbler, and my tattoo has little cracks of the tattoo design throughout. Do you know why? I am going to try a layer of epoxy over the glow in the dark spray after 24 hrs to see if it makes a difference. All in all once I put the epoxy layers on it has stopped the cracking of the tattoo design.
That happens to me occasionally, sometimes really significantly, like all over the cup. I’ve asked others about it, and none of is really sure why it happens, so that makes it hard to prevent. But after the last time it happened - I had sealed my cup with matte clear spray out in the bright, hot sun then it sat in my workroom overnight before I got around to putting on the resin - I wondered if the matte sealer was drying so fast in the heat that it actually shrank a tiny bit and those cracks are little stress tears. So since then I’ve waited until about an hour before I’m ready to resin, then I seal the cup outside in the shade with a semi-gloss clear spray, and resin within an hour. It could be a complete coincidence, but I haven’t had those cracks all over since then… I hope this helps!! I wish I knew more about what causes that.
Very cool looking!
Thank you!
Love jack & this turned out awesome tyvm - have a great weekend
Thanks!! You too :)
Nice job! Love it!
Mimi Frank, thank you!!
Okay so how bad is the fumes from the resin? Because my work area is my dining room. And my family is always around.
Oh, there are soooo many debates on this topic, and I have yet to find a 100% definitive answer. Some say the fumes are toxic once the parts A and B are mixed until the cup is fully cured (3 or more days later). Some say the fumes are not “toxic” as in poisonous, but, like some people with bee stings, there can be a really nasty allergic reaction, and it can happen now or years from now. Some people work with resin for years without a respirator and never have any problems at all. Others wear a respirator religiously with ventilation and gloves and at some point have such a bad reaction anyway that they can no longer use epoxy resin at all ever again. 🤷♀️ All I can say for sure is to read the literature that comes with your particular resin and follow the safety guidelines outlined in that literature. If it says you need PPE (respirator and gloves minimum), then your family will, too… I’m sorry to be the bearer of negative news. I do know some resin artists who not only don’t use PPE themselves but let their kids in the room with them. It really comes down to personal choice and how you feel about it once you do your research.
Ugh, I accidentally deleted your follow-up question, I’m sorry! You asked is any resin good to use, right? As in, is there a safe one? Another complicated answer. Some people who are allergic to one brand have no problems at all with a different brand. But it’s all different for each person. I use KS Resin the most - it is supposed to be a non-toxic resin (again, you will find folks who insist all resin is toxic, period.), and I’ve had no issues but I do wear a respirator and gloves, plus I run two fans pulling air out the craft room window, and an air purifier. There are folks who would insist that’s still not good enough, and that you should have a completely ventilated room separate from the house altogether. So I can’t answer your question. I haven’t reacted to KS or the other brands I’ve tried (ALE and MNG Glass-Coat), but I might some day. I’m sorry it’s so complicated. It’s a lot like bee stings. Some people don’t react at all and some folks go into anaphylactic shock immediately. And beekeepers who have been stung countless times over the years can suddenly, without any warning, develop a severe reaction and have to get rid of their beehives and carry an epipen for the rest of their lives. There’s no one answer.
@@Luxinda thank you for being patient with me and answering all my questions, I so want to try a tumbler with the tattoo things or alcohol paints you have made very beautiful thing so I want to try one. I have on my wishlist art resin and it says no fumes! So that was why I asked about different resins. Lol you have Gained me as a subscriber for life. I will look forward to all your videos.
@@myfamilyallgrownup16 , thank you!! I hope you enjoy everything you try - have fun with it!
I wish this video would’ve popped up a week ago before I messed up one and had to start over lol. Thanks for sharing!
msjbean22, thank you! I hope it helped a little anyway. I know as I keep making them, it’s getting easier to judge where everything will go so it fits better, and I’m not quite as nervous 😬
Luxinda Swirl yes the placement is the hardest part 😩
msjbean22 agreed!
Poor Lock getting cut from the picture. Lol. Looks good.
I’ve actually started putting him on the bottom of the cup 😊
Cool! I like to think of them as me and my siblings when we were growing up. Not quite so naughty but close!!
Agreed you can’t exclude Lock. They are a trio always together in the movie
Would it be possible to do this on a glow in the dark tumbler instead of doing all the layers?
You mean start with a tumbler that's already a glow-in-the-dark cup when you purchase it, and then just put the tattoo on? Sure, I don't see why not -- it would probably work great. You'd still need something over the tattoo, though, to seal it in or it will wear off pretty quickly. I'm not sure spray varnish would be protective enough. A layer of resin would do it.
@@Luxinda thank you for the response! So it would need epoxy over it? (I sublimate...I've never done these before.)
@@kristencrane3943 I would think so, yes, but because I’ve never worked with this cup or style, I’m not 100% certain.
I’m scare to do a tumbler
You can do it! I won’t say that it’s easy, and there’s lots to learn, but it’s definitely fun and worth trying if you’re interested!
Is this a sublimation tumbler?
Hi! No, this is a temporary tattoo applied to a cup that’s been spray painted with glow-in-the-dark paint. I haven’t ventured into the world of sublimation tumblers yet.
@@Luxinda thank you!!
Did you do a clear coat on this? Or a layer of epoxy? Before the tattoo?
No, I apply the tattoo directly onto the last layer of glow spray paint once it has dried. If the glow spray paint seems very rough to the touch, you definitely can spray a coat of clear gloss spray paint over the glow spray paint, let that dry, then apply the tattoo.
@@Luxinda thank you!!! I’m making one tonight!
@@teresashell8945, cool! Good luck!!
How did you do your logo for bottom of cups?
La Tanya Wilson, I used cricut Design Space to create the logo, which is just my website url curved into a circle with a little “swirl” line art graphic added. I printed it out using Print and Cut on clear glossy label paper, and had each circle cut as a sticker by the cricut.
@@Luxinda thank you..Very cool idea
What kinda glitter did you use
Brittany Drake, for this cup, I didn’t use any actual glitter, but when I mixed up the resin for the final layer, I added about 10 drops or so of Marabu alcohol ink in the color Rainbow. It adds a lot of sparkle without actually using any glitter. In fact, I put it in almost every layer of resin I use on every cup, just for the extra sparkle.
How long does it glow for? Great cup awesome job👍👍👍👍👍👍
Thanks! I’ve heard some people say their cup glows all night at parties (there may have been a black light nearby). I would say it glows brightly for a few minutes and much less brightly maybe up to half an hour, if charged with a black light.
And thank you!!!!