Absolutely beautiful, I’m just starting out and it amazes me how beautiful tumblers turn out and so many different ways to customize them. I’m trying to learn as much as I can.
stumbled across your video while browsing and I LOVE THE WAY YOU TEACH. One of the best on here...or so far the best in my opinion. One question...I have friends and relatives who would love the beach look wine glasses...but since i do not have a turner...how could I do it..or how to build a turner or buy one???
I have a tutorial on how to build a turner. But there are a lot of great small businesses that build them. You can also go onto Amazon and find cheap one-turners if you are just looking to make a few cups.
I know this is an older video so I hope you will still get this question.. I have a wine party and I like to create these but I want to make sure as long as I use food safe epoxy that these will be okay to drink out of???...cute take home gifts but I want them to be usable as well....thanks a lot!!!!
Hello. I just found you, and am loving your channel. I want to start making these for myself and for family members. I put together my first glass vase where I painted the stem with gold paint, and then applied applied gold leaf to the vase, but there's lots of spaces on the glass that's still exposed (I applied a varnish on top of that, and stayed up half the night scrubbing it off bcz it wasn't clear). It's cleaned up now. If you don't mind, could you please let me know if I can apply epoxy to the entire vase? Also, would the top of the glass still be clear with no streaks? Thank you in advance for your help, and for sharing your wonderful talent. Blessings.....
Hello and welcome! So happy to have you here! I would epoxy the glass. Make sure to use a kitchen torch to pop your micro bubbles once the epoxy is on the glass and it should come out clear and streak free. Just quick motions not leaving the torch in one spot for too long. I do this for about 2/3 rotations of my glass on the turner and then let it be.
New subscriber, love all your videos, and you have probably answered this already. I would like to try this process and purchased some Art Resin to seal with which claims it is food safe. Do you apply it all the way to the rim of the glass or just on the part with the ink?
If you look at the rim of most wine glasses there is a little bit of a bump out. I stop right below that. You could also use tape to give yourself a little bit of a rim around the top as well. If you use tape make sure to remove it before your epoxy has cured. Just something small so the epoxy isn’t draped over over the rim of the glass.
very nice! this will be put on my long list of projects. a couple of controversial questions. i see you epoxied up to the lip of the glass. im sure you used food safe resin, but there are those who swear there is no such thing. your thoughts? second is why are you not wearing a mask? people seem to panic about resin with no mask, but honestly, ive watched hundreds of videos and never seen anyone using one. thoughts?
Great questions! The epoxy I use is FDA compliant and meant to be used around food and drinks. I use my epoxy in an open environment (my garage) that always has proper ventilation and airflow. I always tell anyone working with epoxy to reach directly out to the makers of the epoxy you use for any questions. They will always have the correct answer you need. I like I using Alumilite and I highly recommend subscribing to their TH-cam channel. They have lots of great information straight from the source. I will attach a great video they recently made about safety. th-cam.com/video/mr1E9v_9fww/w-d-xo.html
@@SandysOrganizedChaos ive used ks resin, and alumilite, both are food safe and hi temp. I also work in garage, most of the time i wear a respirator. but sometimes i forget. I also run a fan to blow outside
I only use FDA compliant epoxy. Which means after it is mixed and cured properly meets the guidelines for safe, direct contact with food/beverages. Anytime you purchase a tumbler or item made with epoxy with the intent to consume from or off of always verify with the maker that they are using a proper FDA compliant epoxy. I personally use Alumilite’s Amazing Clear Cast line. But there are lots of other properly regulated epoxy’s safe for this type of craft.
Oh this is just great! Now I have to gather supplies for my brand new obsession!
Absolutely beautiful, I’m just starting out and it amazes me how beautiful tumblers turn out and so many different ways to customize them. I’m trying to learn as much as I can.
Me too. Hoping to make a business out of tunblers, tshirts and signs
These are actually water glasses. But that makes it all the better for this theme. Gorgeous!!!! ❤️
Thanks so much for sharing. I'm going to do this for my cousin's wedding as a gift.
I was looking to make a cute gift for my friend and came across this gem😊
Yay. Absolutely gorgeous.
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Sooo pretty! U did an awesome job!! Thanks for sharing!!
You’re very welcome!
How did you set up the turner? Did you make this?
Thx again for doin wine glasses! Liked before I watched
Omg Sandy those are beautiful
Thank you ❤️
How do you make those footballs to go inside the cup for the turner? I definitely want to try to make some glasses
These are absolutely beautiful. Love them
Love these. So beautiful!
Thank you Jolene 💖
Loved the video on the glasses they look amazing, do you use only alcohol ink or can you use both for this? Thank you
No worries on using different colorants together! You can use inks, dyes and paints together to achieve the colors you’re looking for!
Absolutely gorgeous
I make ocean coasters and cutting boards and this will be a great addition to the set
What can I use if I don’t have a “turntable”
You are great to listen to! Thank you.
I love these glasses
Thank you!
About how much epoxy do you mix for each glass please? 😊
I love watching your tutorials. They are so inspiring. Thank you so much 😊 Your work is always beautiful
Thank you very much Marsha!
Just came across this tutorial, this is so pretty 😍 my favorite colors too! I will definitely give it a try, never did this!
stumbled across your video while browsing and I LOVE THE WAY YOU TEACH. One of the best on here...or so far the best in my opinion. One question...I have friends and relatives who would love the beach look wine glasses...but since i do not have a turner...how could I do it..or how to build a turner or buy one???
I have a tutorial on how to build a turner. But there are a lot of great small businesses that build them. You can also go onto Amazon and find cheap one-turners if you are just looking to make a few cups.
@@SandysOrganizedChaos Thank you for the info
I need to make some!!! I like the effect on glass!
These are beautiful. I’m gonna have to make me one. Thank you for sharing
You’re very welcome 😊
Gorgeous!❤️
Love this tutorial!! They look so ready for summer!
Thank you 😊
Thanks for an amazing idea
So simple and so beautiful!!!
I need to get a gold ink then I'm trying its gorgeous 😍
They’re so beautiful! When the epoxy dries is there a texture on the glass? Or does it dry completely smooth?
Thank you! And it smooths out 💜
Wow that will work with my
Wine holder do you need a Turner to do this
Yes, the glasses need to spin once the epoxy is applied so it has an even finish.
Love this tutorial. I’m going to make these.
Thank you!
I know this is an older video so I hope you will still get this question..
I have a wine party and I like to create these but I want to make sure as long as I use food safe epoxy that these will be okay to drink out of???...cute take home gifts but I want them to be usable as well....thanks a lot!!!!
Absolutely! As long as it is FDA compliant epoxy it is safe to drink from. 🤗
So beautiful and I can’t wait to try this!!
Hello. I just found you, and am loving your channel. I want to start making these for myself and for family members. I put together my first glass vase where I painted the stem with gold paint, and then applied applied gold leaf to the vase, but there's lots of spaces on the glass that's still exposed (I applied a varnish on top of that, and stayed up half the night scrubbing it off bcz it wasn't clear). It's cleaned up now. If you don't mind, could you please let me know if I can apply epoxy to the entire vase? Also, would the top of the glass still be clear with no streaks? Thank you in advance for your help, and for sharing your wonderful talent. Blessings.....
Hello and welcome! So happy to have you here! I would epoxy the glass. Make sure to use a kitchen torch to pop your micro bubbles once the epoxy is on the glass and it should come out clear and streak free. Just quick motions not leaving the torch in one spot for too long. I do this for about 2/3 rotations of my glass on the turner and then let it be.
Since I have nothing to rotate the glasses on, I am going to try doing with blowing alcohol inks and see what the effect will give
New subscriber, love all your videos, and you have probably answered this already. I would like to try this process and purchased some Art Resin to seal with which claims it is food safe. Do you apply it all the way to the rim of the glass or just on the part with the ink?
If you look at the rim of most wine glasses there is a little bit of a bump out. I stop right below that. You could also use tape to give yourself a little bit of a rim around the top as well. If you use tape make sure to remove it before your epoxy has cured. Just something small so the epoxy isn’t draped over over the rim of the glass.
very good 👌👌👌👌
Nice job!
Beautiful!
Thank you Karen 🤗💜
Did you sand the glass before your second coat? Or don’t you have to do so
wow these are amazing - I love them - awesome video - new sub
Thank you Lori 🤗
Beautiful! Do you sand them down or just use one coat?
I applied one last thin coat over this layer just to even everything out
I didn’t know you could epoxy glass!
Beautiful :)
Thank you!
BEAUTIFUL
Thank you!
Love it
Beautiful
Thank you!
Very nice - thanks again
You’re very welcome 😊
Did you put the resin all the way up so your mouth would touch it?
Please help! All of my colors blended and ran down the stem so the sand color disappeared 😢
What is turning the glasses?
It is a tumbler turner to make sure the epoxy cures level.
Can you sell glasses like this, or would you need to cure them in the oven?
No need for an oven. The epoxy cures on its own and is ready to use after a full cure time of 72 hours.
Have you tried to etch over this?
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very nice! this will be put on my long list of projects. a couple of controversial questions. i see you epoxied up to the lip of the glass. im sure you used food safe resin, but there are those who swear there is no such thing. your thoughts? second is why are you not wearing a mask? people seem to panic about resin with no mask, but honestly, ive watched hundreds of videos and never seen anyone using one. thoughts?
Great questions! The epoxy I use is FDA compliant and meant to be used around food and drinks. I use my epoxy in an open environment (my garage) that always has proper ventilation and airflow. I always tell anyone working with epoxy to reach directly out to the makers of the epoxy you use for any questions. They will always have the correct answer you need. I like I using Alumilite and I highly recommend subscribing to their TH-cam channel. They have lots of great information straight from the source. I will attach a great video they recently made about safety. th-cam.com/video/mr1E9v_9fww/w-d-xo.html
@@SandysOrganizedChaos ive used ks resin, and alumilite, both are food safe and hi temp. I also work in garage, most of the time i wear a respirator. but sometimes i forget. I also run a fan to blow outside
Im confused 😕 Epoxy is toxic right?
I use Alumilite Amazing Clear Cast which is FDA compliant.
How can u drink from these? Epoxy is toxic?
I only use FDA compliant epoxy. Which means after it is mixed and cured properly meets the guidelines for safe, direct contact with food/beverages. Anytime you purchase a tumbler or item made with epoxy with the intent to consume from or off of always verify with the maker that they are using a proper FDA compliant epoxy. I personally use Alumilite’s Amazing Clear Cast line. But there are lots of other properly regulated epoxy’s safe for this type of craft.
No se lo que dice , x favor traduzcan
I’ll see if I can add translation onto it.
Beautiful
Thank you!