Glittered Tumbler Mod Podge Method 

Class act! Love watching you both

Thank you so much!! I currently have 12 cup turners :). I’m running out of space! Lol.

@@MissKissKreations Your work is beautiful. I'm new at epoxy and want to know where did you get the cup turner?

Barb Randazzo I purchase all tumblers from stainless steel depot or Wal-Mart. I try to make a video weekly on techniques and crafts for tumbler designs. :)

This protects the glitter from moving around when you apply the epoxy. You apply the epoxy with your finger, this causes the glitter to move around. Unless you use a spray sealer. The glitter is on the tumbler with the mod podge but not sealed or stuck on the tumbler.

Yes you may wait and about 45 minutes-1 hour. This all depends on how thick you apply your mod podge

And less UMMMM while talking...

Noel Noel and less whining from the comment section.

When you finish doing the mod podge and then doing the glitter wait like 5 minutes for the mod podge to dry a little then press down on the glitter with your gloved hand that worked for me hope it works for you

Yes I need to know this!! I watched Jennifer Maker-or something like that-do the “lo-tech” way...meaning just a pvc pipe with 2 small foam footballs on the ends, sitting in a box. She said the 1st 30 mins you must turn it (she said babysitting it) slowly but steady. Then after that you can turn it a little and 2-4 mins come back keep rotating and make a full circle every few minutes. Then after that you can do it 2x hour and by the time ur at the 5th hour you more or less don’t have to turn it. Unless u notice dripping still. Idk I’ve never done this. Never made a cup becuz it seems uneasy, even tho most videos Ive seen they make it look easy. And very time consuming. And I’m not comfortable using resin inside my house bc my son has asthma. But if I could figure a way to just use mod Podge and a sealer-like polycrylic or something but nothing that most use up tot the lip line. (For me and my fam.)

@@allijmccoy Thank you sooo much for the reply, really appreciated 😊

@@tharwajawad2124 Of course! I hope I was of help. And I’m sorry for the long reply. But I wanted to let you know that I’ve asked 5 different pros at this tumbler epoxy method and just waiting on a reply. But if I find out I’ll be sure to let you know what I learn. And if you find out definitely let me know too! My husband said that the most affordable way for us, since we are on 1 income currently, is to use an older fan motor. But since I’ve got no clue if this would work, I still wanted to share it with you! Anyways take care and stay safe🥰🥰🌸❤️

@@allijmccoy of course its helpful , thank you very much , but because of my limited working space and my kids around it won't be practical in the time being, I got my self busy now with the surviving board with resin 😅 things going fine , thanks again🥰

Sandra Lea Melendez you can make molds as well with epoxy :). I use the two part epoxy

Check out Etsy. They have great turners!

Yes.

I am currently using the half face mask from counter culture diy

Hand wash only also don’t leave in heat for too long if you can avoid it. Epoxy doesn’t make it dishwasher safe.

When epoxy spread on the tumbler or doesn’t stick in certain areas

About 1-2 ounces. That’s 1 ounce part B and 1 ounce part A Very little. I tend to do the epoxy method when I have left over epoxy from my other projects

Correct

@@MissKissKreations I applied modge podge, glitter then epoxy. When my cups cured overnight they were really really bumpy. What have I done wrong?

One thin (very thin) coat for glitter to adhere. Then you can add three more after epoxy. 1-2 coats after glitter. Then one more over a decal

@@MissKissKreations thank you very much

Seal then epoxy

U have to let it dry for at least 8 hours

If you don’t seal with sealer, you can put another coat of mod podge over the last coat of glitter. A sealer helps the glitter stay in place so when you epoxy, the glitter doesn’t move around and smear on the tumbler.

Until it's dry, it's toxic. Use a respirator and in a well ventilated room to protect your lungs. I'm not sure why so many people leave that part out. There are alternatives to epoxy. Although I love the results from epoxy. There's Brite Tone or CrystaLac in place of epoxy.

Yes

About 15-20 hours, epoxy again after sanding

To seal in the glitter or design on the tumbler.

Yes you can! 😊

Make sure you don’t add a lot of epoxy then decal then add more. Don’t want to add too much. I like to add some. Decal. Then add more.

Kyrlon sealer is mentioned in the video, also posted in the description 😊

@@MissKissKreations would that apply on wood also ??

Small nerf football

Probably silicone mats.

The epoxy I use is FDA approved. Please research your epoxy seems label or website before assuming yours may be FDA approved. It is recommended not to dish was your tumbler. Hand wash only. You may drink out of your tumbler with no issue :)

I am sorry, I only seal with epoxy after I design my tumblers. I don’t have your answer.

It have never done that to me. Maybe try giving your bottle a good shake before you spray.

It will leave a dull or foggy finish to your tumbler after you spray. But, when you apply the epoxy, it will shine right back up!

Hey there. I am a new subscriber and see your question. Thought I'd let you know that she says in the video she buys her tumblers from thestainlesssteeldepot.com . If you click on the "show more" underneath the video info, she lists every supply she uses and where she gets them from. :-)

No. I have plenty of help videos to help you along. 😊

@@MissKissKreations they are so cute and I can’t wait to try making one for myself

Amazing Clear Cast

I don’t. I am no longer on Etsy. You can find me on Facebook at Ms. Kreations and on Instagram

My husband made me one juat like this with some wood, pvc pipe and a microwave motor you can get them on Amazon