Beautiful cup! Those rhinestones are gorgeous! I definitely need to try the honeycomb pattern because It takes me way longer to do the scatter method - probably because I pick through stones too much. Thanks for your videos. It’s nice to hear someone speak properly these days.
Yes, the honeycomb pattern is so much easier than the scatter method for me. I started one using a scatter method and I am the same way. It's hard for me to just randomly pick up stones to put down:)
I think they actually come in some diamond painting sets also. I saw one for the first time a few years ago when my daughter got a diamond painting project.
Thank you so much for this tutorial. You know I have been wanting to do a rhinestone tumbler for a while and this was very helpful to get me started!🤩💖💖
I thought of you when I was doing this because I remember seeing a comment from you on someone's live that you wanted to:) This one is so easy since it has no name.
Thanks so much Lucy Lu! I have a video where I did a tumbler with a name on it, so I am including a link to that video. Happy blinging!!! czcams.com/video/vK3PYrK48Bk/video.html
So I am a beginner and let me start by saying that your video was super helpful! Saw from beginning to end. One question, I am wanting to add rhinestones to a cowbell (can you tell I am from Texas?) and I was curious how important it is to sand it first? Is that necessary or how would it affect the outcome? Thank you!
When I sand my tumblers, I just barely sanding to add a tiny bit of roughness to the coating. I believe it helps keep the stones on a bit better. If the bell is for you and mainly as decor, you may be fine without it. But I don’t spend more than a minute simply roughing up the surface.
I understand. I'm big on them too. You can measure from the top all the way around to see if spacing is the same. I now tend to turn my tumbler over and put it on the table to let the stones come down to the flat surface of the table.
@@juliemarlin3291 check out 19 minutes in and you can see how I keep it. Basically, I put a pin in the tip, then wrap it in plastic, then put a rubber band around the lid.
Thank you. I cut the words out with a laser and then hot glued them to the thin panel behind them. I had painted the back panel white and I spray painted the wood that I cut in the laser before I cut the words. I masked it to keep the fronts clean.
Yes. I am currently working on a zebra print tumbler using black rhinestones and crystal rhinestones. You can use any color you want to use, but the background color will make a difference in how it comes out.
Your voice is soothing and easy to listen to love the tutorials
Thank you Franchaster! That is so sweet of you to say:)
Thank you so very much for this video - as a beginner, this is one of the easiest that I have seen! Happy Blinging, and Thanks again!! 🙂🙂
Thank you Sherri! Yes, this one is very easy but with such beautiful stones, still oh so pretty and blingy🤩
@@MakingwithMarilyn oh Marilyn, AGREED!! Off to order the stones right now! :) Thanks again!!
@@sherriswanson4331 you will love them! They are soooo beautiful!
Beautiful cup! Those rhinestones are gorgeous! I definitely need to try the honeycomb pattern because It takes me way longer to do the scatter method - probably because I pick through stones too much. Thanks for your videos. It’s nice to hear someone speak properly these days.
Yes, the honeycomb pattern is so much easier than the scatter method for me. I started one using a scatter method and I am the same way. It's hard for me to just randomly pick up stones to put down:)
Thank you for explaining this process so well!
Thanks so much for watching!
I never knew those little rhinestone trays had ridges in them😱that's a helpful piece of information
I think they actually come in some diamond painting sets also. I saw one for the first time a few years ago when my daughter got a diamond painting project.
@@MakingwithMarilyn I'm fighting the urge to try diamond painting🥴😳
That’s going to be gorgeous!!
It was simple, but it did turn out very beautiful! Thanks so much!
It's beautiful Marilyn. You have waaay more patience than me!
Thank you Mandy! I did a lot of it sitting in the front of the tv:)
Thank you so much for this tutorial. You know I have been wanting to do a rhinestone tumbler for a while and this was very helpful to get me started!🤩💖💖
I thought of you when I was doing this because I remember seeing a comment from you on someone's live that you wanted to:) This one is so easy since it has no name.
GREAT tutorial Marilyn and the tumbler is gorgeous!!
Tracey
I appreciate it, Tracey!!!
Wow, great tutorial!
Thanks so much!
Beautiful
Thanks Uni!!!
Great job👍🏽OG BLING QUEEN😊
Thank you Nicole!!!
Love the tumbler amazing job. Great tutorial 😊💜
Thanks so much 😊
Thank you😁
You're very welcome. Thank you so much for watching!!!
Good video thanks looks great ❤
Thanks Jessie!!! I really do love how this tumbler turned out and use it frequently.
So beautiful 😍 💖
Thank you!
B E A U T I F U L!!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you!
This is so great 🥰 thanks for sharing your heart and projects with us
Thank you Heather! Thank you for watching!!!
If a BEGINNER is skipping through this video they're doing themselves a disservice!
That's so sweet!!! Love you Demps!!!
@@MakingwithMarilyn It's true! Love you back, Marilyn! 💞
Whoa that tumbler is gorgeous! First here🤪😍
Thanks so much Demps!!!
@@MakingwithMarilyn 💜💜
Beautiful!!! I love it!
Thank you Mary!!!
Excellent video! The tumbler is absolutely beautiful! I don't think I could do it though lol
Thanks Demps! Maybe a little at a time:) With no children in the house, I have more "unused" time than you do.
@@MakingwithMarilyn No children AND no husband at the house would be the only way😆😆🤣🤣
Thank you for this awesome video. Will you make another video showing us how you made the one with your name on it
Thanks so much Lucy Lu! I have a video where I did a tumbler with a name on it, so I am including a link to that video. Happy blinging!!! czcams.com/video/vK3PYrK48Bk/video.html
So I am a beginner and let me start by saying that your video was super helpful! Saw from beginning to end. One question, I am wanting to add rhinestones to a cowbell (can you tell I am from Texas?) and I was curious how important it is to sand it first? Is that necessary or how would it affect the outcome? Thank you!
When I sand my tumblers, I just barely sanding to add a tiny bit of roughness to the coating. I believe it helps keep the stones on a bit better. If the bell is for you and mainly as decor, you may be fine without it. But I don’t spend more than a minute simply roughing up the surface.
Love it great job.
Thanks so much!!!
ALRIGHT I GOT MY 🕶🕶SHADES FOR THIS VIDEO.🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
You might need them:)
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Thanks Joyce!
thank u; how do u know the band is straight ? straight lines are my biggest issue
I understand. I'm big on them too. You can measure from the top all the way around to see if spacing is the same. I now tend to turn my tumbler over and put it on the table to let the stones come down to the flat surface of the table.
Does the liquid fusion come out your bottle easily? I have small bottles with fine tips and it's so hard to get the liquid fusion to come out.
It becomes difficult to squeeze through the metal precision tips, which is why I remove them. So much easier then.
Thank you so much for replying!
If u don't mind me asking what do u cover the tip with once u remove the tip?
@@juliemarlin3291 check out 19 minutes in and you can see how I keep it. Basically, I put a pin in the tip, then wrap it in plastic, then put a rubber band around the lid.
Thank you for the information!
Beautiful I noticed the sign behind you with your name I have to make a sign by at least 22x28 may I ask how you made it please
Thank you. I cut the words out with a laser and then hot glued them to the thin panel behind them. I had painted the back panel white and I spray painted the wood that I cut in the laser before I cut the words. I masked it to keep the fronts clean.
@@MakingwithMarilyn thank you I’m gonna try to make it with my Maker
Can you put rhinestone on different colored tumblers
Yes. I am currently working on a zebra print tumbler using black rhinestones and crystal rhinestones. You can use any color you want to use, but the background color will make a difference in how it comes out.
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IMMA GUESS...IT TOOK YOU ABOUT 8 HOURS TO BLING THIS CUP
Just the bling (not glitter or anything else) took just over 5 hours. When I add a name, it takes me waayyy longer.
@@MakingwithMarilyn GREAT JOB
Beautiful
Thank you so much!