Hello and welcome! My name is Angela and I have been an artist for years. Maybe not in the traditional way with paper and paint but with woodworking, cooking and decorating, and using epoxy on projects! I love to use my creative freedom when making items and making tutorials to help others with their crafts is right up my alley! As a creative, I want you to be able to learn what I do and to be able to replicate it as well. Doing tutorials makes me feel like I can help someone, somehow make a piece of art that they can use! I hope you learn a little something from my videos. Please like and subscribe and leave a comment, too!
I try to follow your instructions and my tumbler didn't came out exactly like your but it's pretty close and is beautiful ❤ thank you for sharing your knowledge
This is a great tip about going from light to dark when applying the epoxy! I am getting ready to try to make my first beach tumbler and this is a wonderful tutorial!
I am confused I very much love your video/ your tutorial but I am very confused by the amount of resin you say you're using at the end coding. You're using 20 oz of resin on the 20 oz glass and 30 oz of resin on the 30 Oz glass ? That is an awful lot of resin!
Here is one I made (maybe not in my tutorial playlist..) Let me know if this helps. If you have another question, let me know! I have to make more names on my machine soon. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-1MLdJQkn_Ao.htmlsi=hwSQ0Yh_NA77J_l7
Thank you for this video. I’m definitely going to buy some! These are so cool. Did a bit of research on these infinity pencils, the writing tip is made of tungsten so unlike our commonly used pencils which are graphite, tungsten never wears out. I can’t believe they’re not more popular ❤
I live in Florida and weather has not co-operated for me so haven't done any tumbler making since the first of Dec. but was able to complete and mail off my orders just in time before the weather turned cold and nasty.
I’m in Florida as well. I have a small space heater that runs full blast during this time of year in my craft area. Definitely cannot not have one going.
You should be able to click on this short and go straight to the video! It is linked under my playlist labeled “tutorials” and is the latest tutorial on there ❤️
Thank you so much. QUESTIONS: you sprayed the 2x coat right after you placed the vinyl on? Let dry, then epoxy? The lickety split was also a uv cure under nail lamp?
Yes to the 1st question. The spray just makes it seal so the epoxy doesn’t get under it and lift it. Nope, liquidy split ultra uv is a regular epoxy. It has uv inhibitors in it.
I bought several for myself (from Temu) and some to give as gifts. So far, after six months, I can tell no difference in the sharpness. I will say that mine seem to write with a slightly lighter color than a #2, but i write very fast, and my standardized testing days are over, so I don't mind. I recommend these!
Greetings from the UK and a new subscriber, loving the paperclip ideas. I noticed you shook the bottle of resin, it might not make much difference with UV resin but I heard/read somewhere you don't shake the bottles as it can cause bubbles....is that right? I know you can pop your bubbles with the lighter as you did. Anyway look forward to seeing your next creation/ideas x
Hello!! Thank you for stopping by! I normally don’t shake my bottles but was filming in real time and was very low in the resin so I was getting it to come to the tip faster. :) thin layers and a torch and you won’t have a bubble problem.
@@glitteringthecoast ahhh yes when you are filming I guess you want your resin to come out quicker especially if it's almost run out 🤣. I need to purchase a lighter where I don't burn my fingers 😂 thanks for replying 💜
