Cheeky Bridal Shower 3D Boob Wine Glass/Champagne Glass: DIY Tutorial

In this weeks tutorial. I will be showing you how I hand printed this cheeky but classy 3D Boob bridal champagne glass. Perfect gift for bridal shower gift, wedding toasting glass. In this project I used enamel paint which I purchased from B n Q, a champagne glass and some plastic beads for the cheeky 3D boob effect. This is the first time I have made this so please bear with me. If you have questions or suggestions please comment down.
Thanks for watching.

[@u-nikextensions3340]

Im so proud of you Sis 👏 don't let anyone stop your journey. First time helps you get better because its a learning experience. Go make that money you got it.

[@stellafarrell2648]

Don't pay any attention to Daniela Kresic who left a nasty comment. Apparently she is the only one who doesn't like your work, for no good reason. Usually nice people offer constructive criticism instead of attacking someone, like she did to you.

[@Woolandbobbins]

Stella farrell Thank you 💕

[@tricedavis6709]

Very very pretty if any mistakes were made they weren't noticed keep doing what you do and how you do you

[@belindahernandez339]

Love those, I made a few n yes had to use several coats of paint.I use the round flat pebbles that they sell at the dollar tree, BUT YOURS CAME OUT GREAT FOR BEING FIRST TIME, LOVE IT DEAR👍👍😍😍😍

[@stellafarrell2648]

Great job. Love the glass. I use enamel paint on my hand painted glassware also. Used to use Acrylic but I don't like it as much.
I shared your video on Facebook.
You did a great job for your first time.

[@Woolandbobbins]

Stella farrell Thank you 💕

[@tammymonti2283]

Cool! I’d use pearls for the flowers? I love yours!

[@ketoerajacob8610]

Very good keep doing it like video dear

[@ourparanormaljourney01]

I think you have done great for a first time. I would use Acrylic paint rather than the one you have used though, just my personal preference but well done x

[@Woolandbobbins]

Thank you so much

[@wandaalford7903]

I Love you 3-D Boob glass ! - I make them too! I use small glass beads for Boobs - I apply them with E-6000 ! You can coat the painted area with a varnish or Mod Podge dishwasher safe coating! But the glass will still need to be hand washed!

[@aquafina6544]

i love this ..i also was looking for tutorial on this.. you did a great job for your first time.

[@Woolandbobbins]

Thank you for the lovely comment.

[@shahadqueen1216]

Nice💖

[@annmiddleton9204]

love love love them very cute and think you done a fab job

[@theresaguest9874]

LOVELY. THANKS FOR SHARING.

[@tammymonti2283]

Half stick in pearls would work for the boobs also!

[@glamnurse2011]

So cool thank you for the idea

[@Woolandbobbins]

Thanks for watching 😊

[@lucyxx7593]

Really good! Love your videos on craft 👍🏻

[@Woolandbobbins]

Thank you x

[@virginiabillingsley4518]

Cuteeeeeeeee....

[@danielakresic6540]

the work is very sloppy. You are using far too much paint when you are starting off. instead of starting on the edges begin a little more inwards from where you want the actually line to be and then stretch out. Where the hair meets the face is very sloppy and looks very blotchy because of the excessive amount of pain you are using

[@Woolandbobbins]

Thanks for the tip. My first time doing this. Will practice your tips next time ✌

[@stellafarrell2648]

Apparently you were the only one who didn't like her work. What was wrong with it ? I didn't see any "sloppy edges" or "using far too much paint". The end result was beautiful. There are ways of giving an opinion on someone's work, and then there is attacking someone like you did.

[@u-nikextensions3340]

Sad you would bash that Sister she was clear. It was her first time maybe you missed that. Suggestions show morr tack