Non-Glittered Beach Epoxy Tumbler Tutorial
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
- How I make my non-glittered beach tumbler. Featuring Tim Holtz alcohol inks, acrylic paint, and Alumilite Amazing Clear Cast epoxy on a Hogg stainless steel tumbler.
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Thanks! This tutorial was amazing!!!
Thank you so very much for the Super Thanks!
I started my first two tumblers for family going to the beach for vacation. It’s about 103 here in Nevada so guess what … my colored and plain epoxy set up hard in about 30 minutes. Lol. Thank goodness I loaded up the white the first time. They are beautiful. Thx so much.
Great no glitter tumbler.
Love the puppy. ❤️
absolutely beautiful! the different dimensions are fantastic! A walking art piece for sure!!!!
Thank you Sherlynn 💜
So beautiful!!!
WOW thank you for that tutorial! That was a different technique than I've seen. I cant wait to try it.
You’re welcome 😊 thank you for watching!
Really pretty Sandy
I love the look of your beach tumbler! I always overthink mine and mess them up 😬🙄 I need to remember to not overthink what I am doing. My tumblers always come out better when I’m not overthinking it. I’ve been doing this for 2 years now and still overthink it 😂
It’s so easy to overthink!
Want to make that all water and add lights with fish, turtles and starfish on the lights.They are a see thru color but still have color.
Word to the wise. If you live in Arizona, and it is over 105 degrees inside your sheshed WITH the air on, do not make this unless you want a storm at sea! Still a beautiful tumbler but a way different effect!
Wow is all I keep saying!!! Amazing thank you!!!
I love this! Since i am new to using alcohol inks and paint in epoxy. . .I have a question! what are your mixing ratios`? my mixing turned out stringy and i don't think this is normal. thankyou! and love your work!
after the turtles were added did you do a tinted epoxy? they look like they are underwater. very cool!
Great question! I used a clear waterslide paper to adhere the turtles with. So they blend with the water look a bit and give it that submerged look. You just have yo be careful not to lay them on too dark of a surface so they still show through. Glad you enjoyed! 💖
Beautiful
Thank you!
If I use the white Hogg tumbler, do I need to sand it first or do any kind of prep prior?
When your adding the paint mixed with epoxy, are you placing that on the cured epoxy?
Great question! You want to place the mixes onto the freshly applied epoxy base. So that way everything mixes and blends when you apply your heat.
TONNYA DAVIS, that was my same question.
Mine too!!!
Just want to make sure I have this right...
1. Alcohol Ink to cup (white base)
2. Layer of epoxy and let it dry
3. 30 mils of epoxy and paints
When you go to initially add your blue alcohol ink and acrylic paint mix, do you have clear epoxy on it first so it moves around or do you put that on without a coat of epoxy first? (I hope that makes sense! )
Makes perfect sense! Yes! I add a coat of clear epoxy to the base before I add all the colors on top to help them move around.
^5! great Job/Tutorial!!
Thank you!
What is the colors of alcohol ink are you using? If you don’t mine me asking? And the paint that is used
What’s the name of the colors do u use? Thanks
When you come back thirty minutes later to touch up the white epoxy do you need to mix another batch or is it still tacky enough to use? I know you add more pigment, but wasn’t sure if the original white is still useable. Thank you.
Because the amount is so small in my cup it is just really thick but not hard. I like to use it like that to give a bit more dimension. If you have a cup full of epoxy and wait that long it may have already started to harden on the top. I know it sounds weird. It’s just the chemical reaction speeding up its cure time by the chemical molecules being able to bounce off each other faster and heat up quicker.
Sandy’s Organized Chaos, thank you, I wasn’t sure so I didn’t go back and add to but I think I can on my next thin coat probably. If I’m light handed. I need more foam by the waters edge. Thank you for the tutorial. 🥰
I've tried this cup 3 times, and every time my epoxy is giving me fish eyes all over. Ive done it exactly like you did in the video. Can u help?? Maybe I didn't do enough clear coat?
Hi! I’m currently making this for a gift rn and I was wondering, when you add the mixed colors or epoxy/alcohol ink, do you apply all that the the clear epoxy while it’s wet? Or after it fully cured. I was under the impression that you apply after it’s cured so I waited but now I think that was not the right thing. Thank you so much!
Great question! I applied it all onto the wet epoxy on the tumbler. It helps the inks slip around and make those wave looks you are after. 💖
@@SandysOrganizedChaos thank you so much! I learned my lesson now 😅 thankfully the “accidental” outcome came out pretty ok lol but now I know when I attempt this again! Thank you again 🥰 Happy Holidays!
@@desireemagner6849 most amazing ideas come from accidents 🤗 happy holidays to you as well 💖
Does the white spray paint base have to be matte white or does it matter.
Was thinking alcohol inks would bead up on satin
It doesn’t matter. What ever you prefer or already have on hand. 🤗
What color blue ink
I only have steel tumblers not white coated can i just spray paint the cup thats what i usually do for my epoxy tumbler cups
Absolutely!
What are using for clear coat?
Ok I just tried this and I don't know if I used enough epoxy on cup as well as mixed with paints. It isn't moving like yours did. How much epoxy did you use for cup as well as paint cups?
You use about 30mils to put on the cup then about 5mils each for different pants/inks. Using a heat gun or blow dryer or even taken the arm off the turner sometimes help move the stuff around
@@michelleeldridge8918 did u add 5ml of part A and part B of epoxy to mix the paints in??
And instead of using acrylics for the color can i use my poweder dyes or alumeilite dyes?
Of course! I use those as well from time to time
@@SandysOrganizedChaos awesome thank you!
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What kind of heat gun are you using?
A cheap blow dryer.
Sandy’s Organized Chaos thank you so much. Your videos have been so much help! Thank you so much for all of your helpful information. I have also began to follow your pages of fb and I just love all of your content
Krystal Martinez thank you 🤗