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@robinbridges575 thank you so much! He still uses this cup AT LEAST once a week! Lol

@tamijohnson9870 thank you so much for watching! He still uses it to this day! At least once a week lol

Im not sure I understand what you're asking. The video is step by step? Do you have a specific question i could answer?

@gerrym5682 thank you! I'm so glad you found it helpful!

I'm so sorry! I'm not sure how I missed this comment! I did hear a while back that the shop was no longer offering this image, but maybe an etsy search could find a similar one? I'm sad it's no longer offered. It's a spectacular image!

I'm so sorry, I don't know how I missed this comment! Idk that it's still relevant but I used my silhouette studio business edition to crop the images. And editing i usually use my phone lol

This was for my son and a video to teach people how to make one 😁

Thank you! He still uses it to this day AT LEAST once a week! Lol

I'm not sure how many are in this video but I have added on a few times since this! I like it because I can shape it to whatever I want. I could have gone around my turner system or window or really whatever! 💚

Thank you! I have learned that since making this tutorial. What a time saver huh? Lol

That's awesome! I struggle with being limited lol so I'm always trying to push my limits I guess lol I wish I could help more with Cricut related stuff but I'm like a fish out of water when it comes to that stuff!

Thank you so very much! I know I'm biased but I so agree lol

Awww thank you! I thought it was super fun!! And thank you so much for watching!

Thank you so much!

Yup!! I am currently using this printer that I got in March of 2022 that prints crisp clear colorful images on waterslides BEAUTIFULLY! amzn.to/3rCiRs1

Thank you so much! There was much finer sawdust in my hubby's shop, but I was concerned it wouldn't really LOOK like sawdust.but let me know how it looks it you try it!! Also I have used, dried out coffee clouds to look like dirt but that's a great idea to use coffee grounds for a coffee themed cup! Can't wait to see what you create! And thankbyou sobmuch for subscribing! It means the world to me!

Awww thank you so much!

Not all of this is NECCESSARY, these are just things that have made my life easier! I've never done resin art per se, but tumblers DEFINITELY have my heart! Lol I would suggest picking one project and getting the supplies for that and then building from there! It's an amazing craft!

@alottletumblertutorials I have most things already. Not only am I into resin, I'm into everything art. I was just shocked of how much you were showing.

@Ali-H3444 yeah, I think buying craft supplies and using craft supplies are 2 different hobbies lol

I'm glad you like it!

Right?!? It has been such a game changer for me!!

I would imagine every state is a little different but for me I filed my business name with the state of Montana. I run mine out of my house and where I live I didn't need any special permits or anything but you might check with your city or county to make sure. You definitely want to open a business checking account and keep all money coming and out separate from regular household money. It makes getting ready for taxes A LOT easier lol talk to your accountant to see if a sole proprietor or an llc would be right for your situation. Ummmm ... thats all I can think of for the big items... if there's something specific please don't hesitate to ask.

Oh no!! Let me do some research to see if I can find it for you!

So it looks like this whole etsy shop is gone! That's soooo sad! She had some amazing images! I did a search on etsy using the keywords "American bass tumbler wrap" and came up with this... it's not the exact one but still pretty cool! You might also type in these key words and see if something else might catch your eye too! Anyway, I hope this helps! Please let me know if there's anything else I can do! www.etsy.com/listing/1432650979/american-flag-bass-fishing-20-oz-tumbler?click_key=b06f2d406a5d64075132a15c11dd6f0d7b13b038%3A1432650979&click_sum=fc43bef6&ga_order=most_relevant&ga_search_type=all&ga_view_type=gallery&ga_search_query=american+bass+tumbler+wrap&ref=sr_gallery-1-5&organic_search_click=1

It is a permanent specialty vinyl! It is sooooo pretty! amzn.to/3OfJ8Ua

You're so welcome! Thank you for watching!

You are so welcome! I hope it was helpful!

Thank you so very much!

That's awesome! It is DEFINITELY a hit around here too! My hubby uses it 1-2 times every week and seems to get compliments on it STILL! Lol im so glad this video blessed you!

@@alottletumblertutorialshas the handle still help up I want to do one as well

@charoletteduffy6797 Yes, it has! I check it every time I wash it, and there is not even a crack at the base where I THOUGHT it would be the most vulnerable! He uses this cup once or twice a week. It's still one of his favorites!

It was Polycrylic 😁 I use it to seal pretty much any slick surface before I epoxy so the epoxy doesn't repel.

Awww thank you! I really think someone with decent strength in thier hands could do it! I just don't have the strength like I used to!

You are so welcome! Thank YOU for watching!

Awww, thank you so much! I appreciate the feedback and am glad it was helpful!

Not at all! He still uses it at least once a week!

I think the key was building up the UV in small layers with a good cure on each layer

@@alottletumblertutorials That's awesome! Thank you so much for the update and for answering! Did you sand in between the uv / epoxy layers or use a matte spray in between layers? Thanks again for responding, I really appreciate it!

@@JC-lj4gs I didn't sand between building the layers of the uv where the lure met the cup. Just kept building and cureing a little at a time. And then used regular epoxy over that and the cup.

@@alottletumblertutorials ok great, thank you so much! :D

That is EPIC!! It's such a great sport!!

Yup! Here is a link to the one I use! amzn.to/3Okfq20

Hi there! I use Artistry Epoxy! And here is a direct link! Make sure to use ATT10 at checkout to save 10%! Thank you so much for watching! artistryepoxy.com/shop/epoxy-resin/tumbler/?epoxy=47

Thank you so much!

I hope that's a good wow! Lol

Hi there! I'm not sure I understand what you're asking. Instead of what?

@@alottletumblertutorials after you put the pictures down, you covered it in something. Can I swap that out for epoxy, unless that’s what you used

@@alottletumblertutorials or will it ruin the pictures using epoxy

​@Sicily Kone you wanna seal that waterslide and vinyl with something before applying your epoxy so that it doesn't repel you epoxy and cause divets or fisheyes as your epoxy cures. If you didn't want to use the Polycrylic that I do in this video you could also seal with a few light coats of clear spraypaint or something like that. I hope this answers your question! ❤❤❤

Oh no! Im so sorry honey! Maybe your coats of clear spray were a little lighter than mine? Maybe do a few more coats if you think that might be the case? Also make sure to print on the right side of the warerslide... it could cause this problem as well... ASK me how I KNOW lol

Please let me know if this doesn't work, and maybe I can help you troubleshoot more?

@@alottletumblertutorials 🤣😂 yes it was the correct side. I did that already too. 🤣😂 I will try to seal the pictures better. Thank you so much for your response!! 🫶🏾

@@leahainsworth7261 of course! Let me know how it turns out! I would love to see it!

Hi there! I got the 4.5" one because I thought it would best fit my hubby's hand! amzn.to/3ZSycj3

I have used both, but I like the thick viscosity with the 1:1 ratio so I don't accidently mess up on the mix ratio. It's a convenience thing for me but both are great!

Awww, you are soooo welcome! And I always wait for 3 days after the final coat before I hand it off to a customer! Congratulations to your daughter! This is a fun and rewarding and sometimes challenging hobby. But the smiles on the faces of people that receive a custom handmade product are sooooo worth it! Thank you so much for watching!

Awww, THANK YOU! It is probably my all-time favorite tumbler that I've ever made! And thank you so much for watching!

You are so welcome! Thank YOU for watching!

Thank you so very much! My hubby LOVES it and still uses at least once a week! Thank you for watching!

Hi there! My gosh, it sounds like you have been through QUITE the battle! I am soooo sorry for all you have experienced, but it sounds like you have such a great outlook on your life! That can be LITERALLY life-saving in and of itself! So good! And with the epoxy, we have to keep in mind that this is a chemical reaction that is happening as the 2 parts cure. So, while each individual part is not toxic, the chemical reaction has components that can still lead to problems like respiratory issues, allergic reactions, dermatitis, and things of that nature. Some people have used it with out the personal protective equipment and have never had any issues, but each person's chemical makeup is different. I would always error on the side of caution, especially with our families' well-being at stake. I hope this helps!there is also another epoxy alternative product called "Hyperion" that I will be testing next month that is sold by Grateful Glitters that you may want to also investigate. It has AMAZING epoxy like shine but is said to be totally safe! God bless you for all you are going through, and I pray He continues to keep your mind positive and your body healing! Thank you so so much for watching!

I have never personally used a heat gun, so unfortunately, I can't attest to that part. I feel like the flame does 2 things 1. Heats the epoxy to being the bubbles to the surface to pop and 2. Helps to suck the oxygen, further eliminating the bubbles. The key is to not let the flame sit in and one area. Keep it moving! I hope this helped answer your question!

With Fast Set you can recoat in 45 min to one hour. For regular Artistry Epoxy, I do the 2nd part of my flood coat in the 4-6 hour range. Thank you so much for a great question!

You're exactly right! This white vinyl had just a hint of shimmer but I normally use just plain white.

@@alottletumblertutorials do you remember what size you printed the white vinyl and the picture ? I want to make this for my mother in law . Her son passed away and she would love this

​@Jamie Pfeiffer oh my gosh I can't even IMAGINE losing a child! I am soooo sorry for your family's loss honey! This video here explains how I created the picture part of this tumbler. I hope it's helpful! I will be praying for your family FOR SURE! ruclips.net/video/wvAM6fvwGxk/видео.html