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You are so welcome! I really hoped this helped in some way.

Hi I did this with my Cricut! You can also now buy wraps that are made ready to apply. They are called UVDTF wraps as well as eco solvent wraps. Hope this helps ❤️

It won’t because it is sealed under epoxy

Oooo good tip! Thank you

I apologize for that. Honestly I am not sure. You can mix aleenes tack it over and over with some water. Do a 1:1 ratio and it will work the same way!

Thank you so much for the kind words! I think it is all about personal preference as there is no “right” way to make tumblers. I just show how I do things while hoping someone, like yourself, has found a technique that you actually like and would enjoy making.

I think at the time I was not a big fan of UV resin, I also wanted to make sure the “ice” pieces were secured. There’s many different ways to do this and this was my way of creating it :)

Awh thank you! I hope yours is a success!

I believe i got this decal on Etsy. You can try searching for “lemonade decal” and a bunch will pop up

I’m sorry that it’s happening to you. Honestly I am not sure how to resolve this problem as I had it too. I ended up not using this epoxy again and went back to KS Resin. Have you tried emailing the company? They might have a resolution for you

@@ACoupleTumblers hi I haven’t yet but I need to because this has happened to both batches that I purchased.

Thank youuu

Thank you!

@@ACoupleTumblers your welcome

The tumblers that I’ve made using the epoxy turned out great and have been holding up, no issues. After this video I have decided to just stick with my normal epoxy - KS resin liquidy split ultra uv. While the lightning epoxy was nice to use and dried fast, I didn’t like the finish on them and had to put KS as a final coat. Instead of having to buy two different epoxies, it just made more sense to stay with KS resin

@@ACoupleTumblers I tend to use a seperate top coat as well. But the ones I have used thus far...look good ( I think I am 3-4 days from last coat of Lightning Cure on all of them without any issues 🙏) I am happy to hear you have not had any issues arise afterwards.

Honestly I can not remember. I normally print my labels after my drips because the drips will vary in size

Thank you!! I used white spray paint and mixed a bit of antique white acrylic paint into my first coat of epoxy to give it the wax color

@@ACoupleTumblers Thanks on my screen it looks like the cup was sprayed with a cream color and I couldn't tell

Thank you. Yes after this video I decided to stick with KS resin so that way i wouldn’t need to buy two different epoxied.

I did it in Cricut design space and just printed it on printable vinyl

I love epoxy drips and hot glue drips

Awh thank you so much ❤️

I apologize for that. I am no longer in contact with the person who I created the template for so there is not a way for me to get it updated.

@@ACoupleTumblers No problem I found the exact template on Etsy. But you might want to remove that because you're going to get someone else who may act the same question

Thank you for your products! Will definitely be buying again soon

Hmmm it just depends on the size of your tumbler/glass. And then it will depend if you want to do a full wrap or place everything individually. If you were to place everything individually you will be able to place a lot more on a 12x12 page

@@ACoupleTumblers What are the dimensions for a full wrap?

It would just depend on the cup/tumbler you have as not all are the same size. I would take a measuring tape and measure around the cup/tumbler as well as the height

Hi, I applied my glitter with spray adhesive and then sealed it before my first coat. I heard other people getting fish eyes as well but I’m not sure why they are getting them. Maybe trying joining their Facebook group to see if you can get some answers there

@@ACoupleTumblers thank you!

I’m glad to be back! I’m glad you found an epoxy that works for you! That’s the most important thing

You are so welcome! I am a big fan of KS Resin liquidity split but definitely enjoyed how fast the layers dried! I just wish it was good enough (for me at least) to be a final coat. I tried even letting them sit for longer but I couldn’t get that glass feel 😩 I haven’t tried it on drips but I imagine it’ll thicken up pretty quickly! Let me know if you do try it

@@ACoupleTumblers I will I just ordered it and have a few drip cups to do.

Texas is definitely one of my favorite places and I can see myself living here for a long time but I do miss just a little bit of snow haha

🥹🥹🥹 I’m happy to be here!! You are so sweet ❤️

Hi Cece, i used a 20oz tumbler from MakerFlo Crafts. The link for it should be in the description. I’m not too familiar with the Cricut joy as I have the Cricut explore air 2 but you should be able to get some things done with the Cricut joy. The only thing you will run into is size limitations but you can always find alternatives to do create things. If you need more help, feel free to message me on Instagram @a_couple_tumblers.

Awh thank you!

Thank you!

Awh thank you for the kind words! I hope this helped you create yours!

@@ACoupleTumblers I'll be trying this weekend 😁

Thank you! We are all doing great

Thank you so much!

Thank you!

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Thank you! ❤️

This one was an svg so it came with the outline. But i would take the full clover and create a thin offset. And then i would make sure the full clover is centered on top of offset and slice the two and then you’ll get your outline. Hope that helped!

@@ACoupleTumblers offset! I knew there was a term I was missing. Thank you so much

I have a question, say you applied your vinyl on but had tiny air bubbles how would you get them out?

I would try to lift up the on the piece of vinyl very carefully and lay it back down to get rid of the bubble. Or you can get a very small needle and pop the bubble

@@ACoupleTumblers thank you for the response!! I’ll try that!

Awh thank you so much!! Where are you at?

@@ACoupleTumblers I live in between Temple and Waco.

Oh that’s not far at all

@@ACoupleTumblers No not at all!

I use the white spray paint from Rustoleum. After all of my glue is dry, I take it outside and spray paint the entire tumbler white