Omw I’m absolutely obsessed with this one too. It’s beautiful 😍 and the glow 🤩 is just perfect. The slow flow and not too much glitter give the cup such a beautiful dimension with the background. Amazing job 👏🏽 it’s stunning 🤩 stay blessed love 🥰
oh my stars!! Thank you for sharing your process for sublimating the core. I have been trying to figure out how to do that with my press....i guess i'm going to need an oven if i want to do it...i love how well your butt came out with the image all the way to the bottom.. great job... Donna
@@user-gw3go2cn1g I can’t imagine that it would work in the press. With it being so skinny and then the lip being so much bigger. That’s why I used my convection oven.
Beautiful! I like everything about this, the winter scene and the glow glitter stars! Thanks for sharing. One question, after you put the sublimation on, you did not spray or seal it in any way?
Great video, quick question though. Inside the lip of the tumbler is a rubber seal where the rim of the cup meets the sublimation portion. Do you remove that before you put it in the oven or do you leave the rubber gasket? Wouldn't it melt?
Hi Love the videos you have done. We have the same type of tumblers however I notice the ones I get have the rubber seal in the lip. Would you recommend removing it? Also we were using UV resin to seal it but after a few days, the UV resin starts to leak. Would you say regular epoxy is best to seal the cup?
Thank you. Mine didn’t have rubber seals in the lip and I definitely would use regular epoxy. I did one with uv epoxy and it leaked so definitely won’t be doing that again.
It's beautiful and would love to do something like this. Does the image fade or get distorted over time? I've heard to not let sublimation or epoxy sit in water, because it will damage the design. Is this true?
I have done other snowglobe tumblers in the past that was epoxied and then submerged and so far they’ve held up. As for this sublimation one I was told you don’t have to seal it and it should be fine. The first one I sublimated like this is still looking great after being done for about a month so far.
Hi, ive watch these video like 4 times 😂 but i still cant see the measurements of the sublimination part I got mine from stainlessteeldepot and ive been looking but cant find the dimensions thanks in advance for such a great video
Easiest would definitely be to just measure it. Every cup is different sizes and even if they’re the same type measurements can be off from company to company. So I definitely would measure it physically to get the best sizing for your cup. Thank you so much for watching I truly appreciate it ❤️
Absolutely you can. I often use sublimation tumblers since they have a white base it’s one step I don’t have to do then. Just sand lightly (not so much you go through the paint)
Absolutely. I’ve done them before using waterproof silicone. I am not sure how well super glue would do long term though but it he silicone and epoxy ones I’ve done have held up great
You’re the best!
Omw I’m absolutely obsessed with this one too. It’s beautiful 😍 and the glow 🤩 is just perfect. The slow flow and not too much glitter give the cup such a beautiful dimension with the background. Amazing job 👏🏽 it’s stunning 🤩 stay blessed love 🥰
Thank you!!! I definitely agree with you!!
I am absolutely in love with this one❤❤❤❤ thank you for sharing.. wish I had your talent!!
Thank you!!! Everyone has a bit of creative talent. Just have to try. You can totally do it!!
I just ordered 2 of these tumblers, Thanks to you!🤗 I can't wait to try them out for myself
That’s amazing!!! I definitely need to order some more
oh my stars!! Thank you for sharing your process for sublimating the core. I have been trying to figure out how to do that with my press....i guess i'm going to need an oven if i want to do it...i love how well your butt came out with the image all the way to the bottom.. great job... Donna
Thank you!! I definitely don’t think it would work in a press. I didn’t even try it in mine I figured the lip would get in the way
I tried in my press. The core is too small to work on my press☹️
@@user-gw3go2cn1g I can’t imagine that it would work in the press. With it being so skinny and then the lip being so much bigger. That’s why I used my convection oven.
@@heartofitall could you tell me what oven you use? And settings? I bought a bunch of these tumblers too only to realize the core is too skinny 😢
@@maldome1 this is the one I have a.co/d/6mUyrCL
Beautiful! I like everything about this, the winter scene and the glow glitter stars! Thanks for sharing.
One question, after you put the sublimation on, you did not spray or seal it in any way?
Thank you! No I did not. Sublimation doesn’t need to be sealed
What setting did you use? Where I have dark wraps like that they don’t come out so vibrant
Great video, quick question though. Inside the lip of the tumbler is a rubber seal where the rim of the cup meets the sublimation portion. Do you remove that before you put it in the oven or do you leave the rubber gasket? Wouldn't it melt?
Mine didn’t have any rubber gasket. I made sure to look just incase it had one. If yours does I would definitely remove it before sublimating.
Hi
Love the videos you have done. We have the same type of tumblers however I notice the ones I get have the rubber seal in the lip. Would you recommend removing it? Also we were using UV resin to seal it but after a few days, the UV resin starts to leak. Would you say regular epoxy is best to seal the cup?
Thank you. Mine didn’t have rubber seals in the lip and I definitely would use regular epoxy. I did one with uv epoxy and it leaked so definitely won’t be doing that again.
@@heartofitall great to hear. Ill post back with results. I bought the snow-globe tumblers from Hoggs and they have a rubber seal.
It's beautiful and would love to do something like this. Does the image fade or get distorted over time? I've heard to not let sublimation or epoxy sit in water, because it will damage the design. Is this true?
I have done other snowglobe tumblers in the past that was epoxied and then submerged and so far they’ve held up. As for this sublimation one I was told you don’t have to seal it and it should be fine. The first one I sublimated like this is still looking great after being done for about a month so far.
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Hi, ive watch these video like 4 times 😂 but i still cant see the measurements of the sublimination part I got mine from stainlessteeldepot and ive been looking but cant find the dimensions thanks in advance for such a great video
Easiest would definitely be to just measure it. Every cup is different sizes and even if they’re the same type measurements can be off from company to company. So I definitely would measure it physically to get the best sizing for your cup. Thank you so much for watching I truly appreciate it ❤️
@@heartofitall thanks for replying I took measurements but idk how to read them 🤣🤣🤣 I feel extremely dumb
@@KD.89 I had to download a cheat sheet to read the measurements into point whatever inches. I’m not the smartest when it comes to that either 😂
@@heartofitallcan i ask what u searched for the cheat sheet cuz im not good with reading a measuring tape either lol
This is gorgeous, i have a question about sublimation tumblers can you put normal vinyl and epoxy on them.TIA
Absolutely you can. I often use sublimation tumblers since they have a white base it’s one step I don’t have to do then. Just sand lightly (not so much you go through the paint)
Thank you so much for taking the time to answer my question.
@@colleenford1078 anytime ❤️
Gorgeous! What ratio of water to magic liquid do you use?
1 to 1 if you want a little faster of a flow use more water but I did 1 to 1 to have the slow flow.
@@heartofitall thanks!!
do u think instead of using epoxy can u use caulk or some type of super glue
Absolutely. I’ve done them before using waterproof silicone. I am not sure how well super glue would do long term though but it he silicone and epoxy ones I’ve done have held up great
@@heartofitall tysm.
if i do this ill try with silicone