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I don't even care what else is on your channel (in a good way!)...I'm subscribing just because of this video. You have helped a lot of people without beating around the bush and shared your idea without a price tag. Thank you and God bless you!
To those who wonder how it works. The black background she added to the picture is there to hide the white spray paint layer which just adds the non transparent effect to the picture and because of she printed the picture out mirrored the front of the print has to be attached to the surface instead of sliding it with the back on.
Thank you very much for this! I painted my guitar’s headstock black and wanted to put a new label on it. Using this method I was able to do this and it looks awesome!
I think it's because the black box filled in the clear space, and the white spray paint went behind the colors, basically making the color images on a "white" waterslide. Because of the black box, the white spray paint didn't show where it wasn't wanted. That's what I figured in my head anyway lol, so I typed it out here so it would make sense to me lol
Would this work on every dark color like navy blue or would I have to do the background color navy blue to match? And if I have black detailing for the navy blue surface, would that be affected? i suspect it would be.
Ok odd question but do you think this would work with spray paint instead? Like if I didn't want to use a that black ink. Could we seal them then do a later of black spray paint over the white or vis versa?
Thanks for the hack I'm going to try it but I just curious will this work for other colors such as blue, red, or gold? Also if it do, do you add the same color square of the cup to get the same results? Thanks in advance for your time and help
worked like a charm!! Just don't forget to mirror the text. it needs to be flipped horizontally so it shows up the right way! I was struggleing to put a decal on a guitar headstock I was redoing. I painted it black and the decal didn't show up until I did this, ☺
That is pretty cool. Question: with this technique does the difference of the black ink printed on the waterslide verses the black of the cup show an edge of the decal where you cut?
Is it possible to add a white waterslide decal (printed on white waterslide paper) onto a vinyl wrapped tumbler? I tried this morning but the wateslide is not adhering to the vinyl (I wrapped the tumbler in a woodgrain vinyl). Is there something I need to do further than just trying to add it onto the vinyl ?
This is awesome! Does the background have to be black? Like what if you are doing a dark purple or darker colored glitters? Thank you for sharing this!
Maybe not sure but you may be able to save as PDF when going to print as a print to cut, save to your personal vault. Then save as png or jpeg or whatever. Then when uploading to design space -try the option to remove back ground? Worth a try and saves you time if it works....
Genius! Was your cup epoxied before you placed it? And did the lines totally and completely disappear with epoxy like we're used to with clear waterslide?
Thank you!! The cup was not epoxied, and the lines faded very much!! I did end up taking some black acrylic paint and dabbing it around the image. Once epoxied it all blended 100%
What a fantastic idea! I have used the white vinegar to trick, bbut this will save me so much time and also allow me to do intricate waterslide designs on dark cups!
Hi there! Ok, I have two questions. Did you "mirror" the image for this? I am trying to understand how the white made the images show up without seeing the actual white paint. I am going to use this method on words to put on a dark tumbler. Also, if I am using a sealer and I want to epoxy over it after, is that ok to do without the waterslide outline showing through. Thank you!
So I'm totally new to the waterslides trying to make sense of this. I do have a question, what in the world is the purpose of the white paint if your cup is black and you put a black background behind the image? I'm so confused.
I just found this video! Awesome hack! Can you use this trick on other color tumblers i.e teal, blue, by putting a matching or close to matching background on the back of the image?
I am set up to try sublimation/printing/waterside but I have not tried either yet 😬 so please educate me as to the final process of the waterside application. What do you seal it with? Thank youuu
🤔will this work on any dark color cup or does it have to be black? I recently tried doing water slide on a dark purple and the image didn’t pop like i wanted. It disappeared.
Great video. I've watched it before but I have a question...I still don't understand how you would do letters on a waterslide and have them show up on a dark cup. Especially if you are just using a quote with black letters. Maybe I'm missing something. Please help if you can. Thanks for the great videos. I've learned a lot!
This is an awesome video!!!! So this can be done with a dark blue background? Do I change the square color to dark blue? Or is this just for black background?
What is the setting you use on your computer or phone to print clear or white water slide. Every time I print a picture on ether water slide the picture does not come out right. Please help. I have wasted soooo much water slide paper. I've even tried to print on printable vinyl and still no luck.
I tried your approach but when I put it on you could see the white edge. If I hand painted it and left an outline of the WaterSlide would that help it blend better? Or do you have any suggestions?
You said 'I wasted a whole sheet almost' is there a way to use the sheets after we've used half? Just put in the printer as a half? Thank you for your videos!
Just wondering. If I’m doing a wood grain tumbler but need to put a logo on, I should be able to put the logo around a square and change the color of the square brown? And if I have white water slide I can skip the white spray paint step? I’m so mind blown rn! Awesome video btw!
Thank you !! You want the square to match your tumbler, so if you have a wood grain it might be a little difficult to get a woodgrain image to match yours exactly. And if you have white water side and are able to do the print then cut option on cricut, you won’t have to spray paint it white😊
Hello there! Thanks for all of your videos! They are so helpful. My question is have you figured out how to partially make an image non-transparent on your water slide? If I have a background that I want to be transparent but then have a focal point in the center of that that I would like to be solid how would you suggest going about doing that? Thanks for your help!
If the square color and paint color on the cup are not exact matches will it be obvious? I tried this before with black spray painted cup and black square on white waterside. Once I got it on the cup the blacks didn't match.
Would this hack work for or is there another hack for - clear decals that cannot print white. So it's clear background decal - and if there are "white" details, that part is clear unless you get a decal printed on white but then you have the annoying fact that it's a fully white image and you see the borders.
This may be a stupid question, but could you just spray paint the back black instead of white? I am confused about the purpose of the white spray paint.
Never a stupid question !! If you painted it black then it wouldn’t show up. So painting it white gives it a bright background so it’ll stand out against the black cup
@@CourtneysCustoms thanx so much for the reply. I always love your work. Your so detailed you really help out the newbies like me 🙂🙂. One more question please can you put a waterslide directly to spray paint. I can remember if yours had epoxy or not.
Love it!! All of your videos. Question- I am so stuck. I glittered and epoxy 10 cups, ready to put my water slide on. I just had to fine sand them to get the bumps from chunky glitter still a little bumpy …. BUT if I put water slide on the sanded area the color will be dull. (I made that mistake once. Putting waterslide on sanded tumbler..) Is there anything I can do besides epoxying all these cups again after fine sanding before applying my water slide??? Any help I would appreciate. Thank you!
Great tutorial. Just discovered your channel. Before I attempt this I need to gather all supplies. What kind of printer do you have? Also, what is that little blue gadget you used to smooth out bubbles and/or get rid of excess water? Thanks
For this method does it work on black and white decals if so how do I go about it if I didn’t put the black square on the back or does it just work for color decals…TIA
Wow! So glad I saw this! Thank you! Do you think you can use spray paint instead of changing the background in design space? Reds are hard to match. Or is the idea not really to match but just to be able to put on a dark cup?
Hi Courtney I just recently started doing tumblers. Thank you for your tricks and tips. But I have one question ❓ should I spray my clear slide white if I'm placing it right side up?
Ingenious! But it makes me wonder if this would work: Instead of using black ink on your printer, print out the original waterslide and then use black (or other dark color same as tumbler) spray paint?
The white paint was so the music notes would show up bright on the cup. If you would spray with black spray paint I would think they would not show up very bright.
@@CourtneysCustoms but what if I have white paper ( I bought both clear & white) should I skip the white Flat part? & just turn my background shape black?
@@CourtneysCustoms awesome! First big order came through & so now I can't sleep lol 50 cups & 25 of them black. Just a logo but the logo is black and red🤦🏾♀️ oh no I can't put a black background behind black words onto a black cup! 😭 I'm back where I started
Love the video!!! Really love the video! However, I must be doing something wrong because when I get to part of apply the decal to the tumbler. The decal is still white, the backing comes off and not staying on the cup. Please help 🙏! What I'm I doing wrong? I'm using Printers Jack waterslide from Amazon.
You need to mirror the image and put the white painted side down...you'll have the back of the water decal to remove directly on top when you place it on your cup. You're going to apply the decal flipped from how you typically apply it, I'm guessing. :)
So, the part that you sprayed painted is the side that makes contact with the tumbler, correct? Even though it was sprayed painted it still sticks to the material the same way as when it is not sprayed? I love how it looks!
If you didn’t spray it white, it would be just applying clear waterslide on a black tumbler so the colored music notes wouldn’t show up on the black tumbler. By spraying white you are essentially making your clear waterslide sheet into a white waterslide sheet by giving it a base coat behind the image.
@@jessicasexton7327 I had to read this twice, and I just got it. It's the white side she's sliding away, leaving the clear. Do you happen to know how to do these steps in Silhouette studio?
Did you mirror the image before printing? I think I might’ve missed that. And for the black square say I’m making a dark blue tumbler would I just do the the square as close to my tumbler color?
Love this.... unfortunately I have a shilouette so I have to figure out how to do exactly this on their software .... love love love your channel thank you for all of your beautiful work
The white paint gives the clear water slide a bright background to stand out against the black cup
I was wondering what the white was for I've been researching the waterslide decals and just seen this one lol
If I were to want to use what I have on hand till I go to town can I use something other than that squeegee that you used in the video?
@@kayladavis9793 I saw in another video the lady used a makeup sponge and paper towel to help get the water out from underneath. Hope that helps
I was JUST coming on to ask this very question. So as long as you make the square in DS the color of the cup or at least similar?
I don't even care what else is on your channel (in a good way!)...I'm subscribing just because of this video. You have helped a lot of people without beating around the bush and shared your idea without a price tag. Thank you and God bless you!
Well thank you so much !!💜
@@CourtneysCustoms More than welcome. Credit where credit is due. I'm headed over to your Patreon Now!
@@g_o_d_esigns oh my thank you !!💜💜💜
Why did you do the white spray? Why not just do a couple coats of the clear?
Same!
To those who wonder how it works. The black background she added to the picture is there to hide the white spray paint layer which just adds the non transparent effect to the picture and because of she printed the picture out mirrored the front of the print has to be attached to the surface instead of sliding it with the back on.
love this! i have been trying to figure out how to use waterslide on a dark cup for so long. such a game changer for me. thank you!
You’re so welcome !!
Thank you very much for this! I painted my guitar’s headstock black and wanted to put a new label on it. Using this method I was able to do this and it looks awesome!
This is a winner. The image is gorgeous. I love this technique if I can just remember the process. Thank You 🙏
I don’t even under stand how that white worked in there but this is amazing! Great channel, you make everything so simple and beautiful.
OMG! That actually worked. I'm trying to figure out why it worked though.
I am too, looks like you posted this comment two whole weeks ago cross fingers perhaps we’ll get a response 🔜!
I think it's because the black box filled in the clear space, and the white spray paint went behind the colors, basically making the color images on a "white" waterslide. Because of the black box, the white spray paint didn't show where it wasn't wanted. That's what I figured in my head anyway lol, so I typed it out here so it would make sense to me lol
Dope!
That came out so good. I can't wait to try this. Thanx
As a former band geek, I am so proud to see that you included a treble clef!!! Lol...thank you for the info :)
Lol !! I use to play the trumpet😊 glad u liked the video !!
Mind BLOWN! Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! Just saved my sanity!
Tfs. Game changer. Awesome tumbler. ❤️
Your tutorials are awesome and I actually love watching them. I learn so much just from watching you!! Keep them coming please. ♥️
That’s awesome thank you so much 💜
This is great! Just clarifying, is the white spray paint layer just to solidify the black background??
Thanks!
Would this work on every dark color like navy blue or would I have to do the background color navy blue to match? And if I have black detailing for the navy blue surface, would that be affected? i suspect it would be.
This video hack alone made me an instant subscriber. Lol this is awesome. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you so much !!
Ok odd question but do you think this would work with spray paint instead? Like if I didn't want to use a that black ink. Could we seal them then do a later of black spray paint over the white or vis versa?
Hi! I really need that waterslide in my life. My daughter loves music and she would love that design!! Great job!!
I’m love your videos . You give clear n understanding details. . Thx so much
Aww thank you !!
I'm jumping into the deep end and giving this a shot because of your video. Thank you!!
Thanks for the hack I'm going to try it but I just curious will this work for other colors such as blue, red, or gold? Also if it do, do you add the same color square of the cup to get the same results? Thanks in advance for your time and help
This is brilliant! thank you so much for sharing and saving me from having to buy a pack of white slide paper for a tiny job.
worked like a charm!! Just don't forget to mirror the text. it needs to be flipped horizontally so it shows up the right way! I was struggleing to put a decal on a guitar headstock I was redoing. I painted it black and the decal didn't show up until I did this,
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What if your base isnt black? what if its glittered, ombre a "color". . . will black still work?? this hack is amazing
You are brilliant!! Do you not have to epoxy before you waterside a spray painted cup?
Well thank u !! And nope u can add a waterslide right after spray paint dries
I love this video. Will something like this work if we have red and black dominos. Thank you
That is pretty cool. Question: with this technique does the difference of the black ink printed on the waterslide verses the black of the cup show an edge of the decal where you cut?
Awesome! Have you tried colors other than black? Would the. Color printed need to match the cup color perfectly to pull this off?
Thanks! I’ve only tried black. And yes it would need to match really well!
Do you have to have a printer to print out like the donuts you done? Or can you buy them and what equipment needed
Is it possible to add a white waterslide decal (printed on white waterslide paper) onto a vinyl wrapped tumbler? I tried this morning but the wateslide is not adhering to the vinyl (I wrapped the tumbler in a woodgrain vinyl). Is there something I need to do further than just trying to add it onto the vinyl ?
This is awesome! Does the background have to be black? Like what if you are doing a dark purple or darker colored glitters? Thank you for sharing this!
You want the background to match the tumbler 😊
Maybe not sure but you may be able to save as PDF when going to print as a print to cut, save to your personal vault. Then save as png or jpeg or whatever. Then when uploading to design space -try the option to remove back ground? Worth a try and saves you time if it works....
omg!!! You are a FREAKIN GENIUS
What type of printer are you using? I've done a water slide and my colors are not as bright as yours and I'm loving the look of yours.
It’s super old lol. It’s an Epson expression home 330
You saved my sanity with this video!
Thank you for sharing this genius idea ❤️
This is amazing! But why spray it with the white paint though🤔
Thanks for showing this... but where did the white go? I can’t wrap my head about the white spray paint and how you applied it backwards?
Genius! Was your cup epoxied before you placed it? And did the lines totally and completely disappear with epoxy like we're used to with clear waterslide?
Thank you!! The cup was not epoxied, and the lines faded very much!! I did end up taking some black acrylic paint and dabbing it around the image. Once epoxied it all blended 100%
What a fantastic idea! I have used the white vinegar to trick, bbut this will save me so much time and also allow me to do intricate waterslide designs on dark cups!
I’m so glad I was able to help you !!
Hi there! Ok, I have two questions. Did you "mirror" the image for this? I am trying to understand how the white made the images show up without seeing the actual white paint. I am going to use this method on words to put on a dark tumbler. Also, if I am using a sealer and I want to epoxy over it after, is that ok to do without the waterslide outline showing through.
Thank you!
This is an amazing hack! Thanks.
Hi 👋🏽 I’ve never used epoxy before. On the site you linked there are different kinds. Which one do you use?
I use Liquid Art
Wow you’re really awesome gf!!!
Thanks for this!!!! I’m new to tumblers and cricuit and I prefer waterslides, this helped me soo much!! Bless you doll
Aww thank you !! Glad I could help
I'm new to making cups. I've made a few but haven't tried waterslides. What does spraying the clear waterslide white do?
So I'm totally new to the waterslides trying to make sense of this. I do have a question, what in the world is the purpose of the white paint if your cup is black and you put a black background behind the image? I'm so confused.
Great idea. Thank you for sharing.
Thats a great idea, I just have one question that I'm not clear on....why do you spray it white between sealant coats?
I pretty much just turned a clear water slide into a white waterslide so it would show up against a dark cup
I just found this video! Awesome hack! Can you use this trick on other color tumblers i.e teal, blue, by putting a matching or close to matching background on the back of the image?
Yes you can!
I am set up to try sublimation/printing/waterside but I have not tried either yet 😬 so please educate me as to the final process of the waterside application. What do you seal it with? Thank youuu
Would this work when using a clear waterslide and then placing it on a white tumbler?
🤔will this work on any dark color cup or does it have to be black? I recently tried doing water slide on a dark purple and the image didn’t pop like i wanted. It disappeared.
Great video. I've watched it before but I have a question...I still don't understand how you would do letters on a waterslide and have them show up on a dark cup. Especially if you are just using a quote with black letters. Maybe I'm missing something. Please help if you can. Thanks for the great videos. I've learned a lot!
This is an awesome video!!!! So this can be done with a dark blue background? Do I change the square color to dark blue? Or is this just for black background?
Thanks !! You would match the background to your cup color
What is the setting you use on your computer or phone to print clear or white water slide. Every time I print a picture on ether water slide the picture does not come out right. Please help. I have wasted soooo much water slide paper. I've even tried to print on printable vinyl and still no luck.
First off I Love Your Video’s You explain so well How would you do this on a white tumbler
Thank you !! On a white tumbler you could just use a plain clear water slide and just seal it with clear spray. No colored box needed behind the image
I tried your approach but when I put it on you could see the white edge. If I hand painted it and left an outline of the WaterSlide would that help it blend better? Or do you have any suggestions?
You said 'I wasted a whole sheet almost' is there a way to use the sheets after we've used half? Just put in the printer as a half? Thank you for your videos!
Just wondering. If I’m doing a wood grain tumbler but need to put a logo on, I should be able to put the logo around a square and change the color of the square brown? And if I have white water slide I can skip the white spray paint step? I’m so mind blown rn! Awesome video btw!
Thank you !! You want the square to match your tumbler, so if you have a wood grain it might be a little difficult to get a woodgrain image to match yours exactly. And if you have white water side and are able to do the print then cut option on cricut, you won’t have to spray paint it white😊
Hello there! Thanks for all of your videos! They are so helpful. My question is have you figured out how to partially make an image non-transparent on your water slide? If I have a background that I want to be transparent but then have a focal point in the center of that that I would like to be solid how would you suggest going about doing that? Thanks for your help!
spray the paint on just the portion you want to be solid!
My mind is blown. THANK YOU!!!!!
You’re welcome !!
One question: How will this work on say, red or blue backgrounds. Would I put the same colour square in the back? You are a genius!
Thanks so much !! And yes just change the square color to match your cup
If the square color and paint color on the cup are not exact matches will it be obvious? I tried this before with black spray painted cup and black square on white waterside. Once I got it on the cup the blacks didn't match.
@@aguaberry106 if they’re not exact or pretty close it will be noticeable
You said in a comment that you tried this before with black spray painted cup, what kind of black was on this cup that allowed it to match?
@@denisecasey4003 this was a flat black from rustoleum
Question... if I need one on a dark purple cup should I make the background purple instead of black? And still spray paint white?
Yes😊
does this work on black cups only since you change the background color to black ? what if the cup is blue , or purple
Would this hack work for or is there another hack for - clear decals that cannot print white. So it's clear background decal - and if there are "white" details, that part is clear unless you get a decal printed on white but then you have the annoying fact that it's a fully white image and you see the borders.
Can you explain why the white paint? It doesn't seem necessary but would like to know why you did that layer of spray paint. Thanks!
The white paint gives the clear water slide a bright background to stand out against the black cup
Look good best waterpaper to buy
This may be a stupid question, but could you just spray paint the back black instead of white? I am confused about the purpose of the white spray paint.
Never a stupid question !! If you painted it black then it wouldn’t show up. So painting it white gives it a bright background so it’ll stand out against the black cup
Why did you use the white spray paint. Thanx for the tip I'm trying it now. Did you use white because you mirrored it. Sorry for the question
Don’t be sorry! I pretty much just turned it into a white water slide
@@CourtneysCustoms thanx so much for the reply. I always love your work. Your so detailed you really help out the newbies like me 🙂🙂. One more question please can you put a waterslide directly to spray paint. I can remember if yours had epoxy or not.
Awesome trick
Can I ask why did you spray the white over the image after you sealed it with the clear
YOU GENIUS! Thank you!!!
Love this, thank you! I did it on a black up and can see my outline of my waterslide (hasn't been epoxied over yet) will they still show once epoxied?
Thanks!! You may see it a little bit but I feel like epoxy helps a ton
Love it!! All of your videos. Question- I am so stuck. I glittered and epoxy 10 cups, ready to put my water slide on. I just had to fine sand them to get the bumps from chunky glitter still a little bumpy …. BUT if I put water slide on the sanded area the color will be dull. (I made that mistake once. Putting waterslide on sanded tumbler..) Is there anything I can do besides epoxying all these cups again after fine sanding before applying my water slide??? Any help I would appreciate. Thank you!
Thank you!! And no unfortunately the only thing I can tell you is to epoxy again!
Great tutorial. Just discovered your channel. Before I attempt this I need to gather all supplies. What kind of printer do you have? Also, what is that little blue gadget you used to smooth out bubbles and/or get rid of excess water? Thanks
Thanks!! I use an Epson expression home inkjet. And it’s a silicone squeegee
For this method does it work on black and white decals if so how do I go about it if I didn’t put the black square on the back or does it just work for color decals…TIA
Wow! So glad I saw this! Thank you! Do you think you can use spray paint instead of changing the background in design space? Reds are hard to match. Or is the idea not really to match but just to be able to put on a dark cup?
You can try !! But I would still paint it white after u paint it red
@@CourtneysCustoms what is the point of painting it white? And where does the white paint go lol
Why do you use the white paint?
Also, I read somewhere about sanding the edges of a water slide image. What would be the reason for doing so?
This is total game changer thank you for the video!!
Hi Courtney I just recently started doing tumblers. Thank you for your tricks and tips. But I have one question ❓ should I spray my clear slide white if I'm placing it right side up?
Hi!! If you’re placing it right side up, the paint is just going to cover up the image and you’ll just have a white blob
@@CourtneysCustoms thank you so much 🌹
Do u need to paint it white sorry didn't understand that bit
Ingenious! But it makes me wonder if this would work: Instead of using black ink on your printer, print out the original waterslide and then use black (or other dark color same as tumbler) spray paint?
The white paint was so the music notes would show up bright on the cup. If you would spray with black spray paint I would think they would not show up very bright.
Omg.... I loved this!! ❤️ however I’m lost on the white flat paint.
Katherine Brooks thanks !! The white paint basically just turns it into a white water slide so it’ll show up against a dark cup
You are awesome!!!! Wasted a pack of water slide sheets on this black tumbler!! Then I came across your video. It worked great!! Thank you!!
@@CourtneysCustoms but what if I have white paper ( I bought both clear & white) should I skip the white Flat part? & just turn my background shape black?
@@naemichelle9255 yes if u have white paper u can skip the white paint😊
@@CourtneysCustoms awesome! First big order came through & so now I can't sleep lol 50 cups & 25 of them black. Just a logo but the logo is black and red🤦🏾♀️ oh no I can't put a black background behind black words onto a black cup! 😭 I'm back where I started
Would you have to match the square's color to the color of cup, or does it just have to be black?
It has to match
Love the video!!! Really love the video! However, I must be doing something wrong because when I get to part of apply the decal to the tumbler. The decal is still white, the backing comes off and not staying on the cup. Please help 🙏! What I'm I doing wrong? I'm using Printers Jack waterslide from Amazon.
You need to mirror the image and put the white painted side down...you'll have the back of the water decal to remove directly on top when you place it on your cup. You're going to apply the decal flipped from how you typically apply it, I'm guessing. :)
Did you spray paint the tumbler black? Or was the cup already black ?
I painted it black
Awesome. Can you explain the reason for the white spray paint? Newbie still with waterslide
The white paint basically just turns it into a white water slide so it’ll show up against a dark cup
So, the part that you sprayed painted is the side that makes contact with the tumbler, correct? Even though it was sprayed painted it still sticks to the material the same way as when it is not sprayed? I love how it looks!
Correct !! Thank u !!
Wonderful video! What printer are you using???
Thank you!! I’m using a VERY old printer lol it’s an Epson expression home 330
That was awesome….so let’s say I had a brown cup would I just put a brown box behind the image
Yes ma’am!!
Just wondering if anyone asked about doing this in a silhouette? Thank you for the video
Will it stick without epoxy
Do you epoxy your cup first or is it best to do on paint.?
You can do either !! I just put it on paint
This is game changing thank you!!!
You’re welcome !!
I’m new with the tumblers and using water slide decals, I’ve always used printable vinyl, I’m anxious to try this method thanks for the tutorial!!
I’ve found water slides to be so much easier than printable vinyl !!
@@CourtneysCustoms what brand of waterslide do you like best? I want to try it but have heard negative reviews.
@@Godsf8vrit I’ve only ever used Hayes😊
Terrific tumbler
Thank you 💜
You’re genius! Thank you for sharing this!
You’re very welcome!!
It’s beautiful but, I can’t work out why you sprayed the white on top?
me either?
If you didn’t spray it white, it would be just applying clear waterslide on a black tumbler so the colored music notes wouldn’t show up on the black tumbler. By spraying white you are essentially making your clear waterslide sheet into a white waterslide sheet by giving it a base coat behind the image.
yes exactly !!
@@jessicasexton7327 I had to read this twice, and I just got it. It's the white side she's sliding away, leaving the clear. Do you happen to know how to do these steps in Silhouette studio?
I’m not understanding either since you changed the background from clear to black in design space so why spray it with white afterwards?
Did you mirror the image before printing? I think I might’ve missed that. And for the black square say I’m making a dark blue tumbler would I just do the the square as close to my tumbler color?
Yes I did !! And yes make the square background match the color of your tumbler
@@CourtneysCustoms awesome thank you so much!
If you are printing with a laser printer do you still have to use the coats of clear spray?
I would skip the first one but still seal after the white paint
Love this.... unfortunately I have a shilouette so I have to figure out how to do exactly this on their software .... love love love your channel thank you for all of your beautiful work
I wish I knew how to help you there !! But thank you so much 💜