Patina and succulent tumbler tutorial
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- čas přidán 23. 08. 2024
- I will show you how to use Miss Lillian's patina paints on a tumbler and how to add rub on transfers
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Miss Lillian’s Metalsmith primer, paints and patina sprays
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Epoxy used is KS Resin Stone U.V. Use code DIAMONDS AND DUST for a discount
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20 ounce slim tumbler from the steel magnolia use code TRYNA10 for a discount
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Gold leafing flakes from Amazon
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Succulent transfers are from Southern Belle Glitter
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I like the way you did your tutorial. No unnecessary talking or explaining. Beautiful tumbler. I definitely have to make this
Thank you! I try to keep it simple and to the point. ❤️
That was amazing to watch!!
Beautiful
Love it!!
Love love it😍😍😍
I love, love this tumbler! It’s gorgeous! I’m not a “flower” person lol, but I love succulents!! Thanks so much for sharing! I have to pull out my patina kit now💕
Great tutorial! Easy to follow as well! Can’t wait to give it a swirl!
Greet tutorial! I love how you just get into the tutorial.
Wow, that is beautiful. Great tutorial.
Beautiful cup indeed!
Oh this is sooo pretty!
Thanks girl!
Love this!! Its gorgeous!
So very pretty
Beautiful 🤩 thank you for the tutorial ✨
Beautiful 😻
This is gorgeous! I looked at the transfers you linked in the description. Can you tell me if the transfers are 6 sheets each one measuring approximately 24x38, or do they add all the sheets together and get 24x38 (which means each sheet is about 4x6)? Thank you in advance for the help!
Thank you. 6 24x38 sheets of different patters
I love this. Can you tell me if transfers would work on a spray painted or mica’d tumbler instead of the patina paint?
Yes they’ll work on any surface
@@DiamondsandDust Thank you! Can’t wait to try!!
so gorgeous! I have been using KS Resin Liquid Art for 2 years...wondering if I need to try the Liquid Stone...have you tried both?
Thank you! Yes I’ve tried both. I prefer the stone just because it’s slightly thicker and shorter cure time.
What paint brush do you use and how do you clean them? Thx!
Any paint brush will work. Just clean up with soap and water
Love it, but looks like a lot of work.
Beautiful