First time watching one of your videos. When I tell you, you are literally how my mind works🤣 "This ain't the end..." Thank you for your patience and making mistakes for me. I pray a special blessing over you and yours, thank you
Whatever you try, I try or going try because your videos make it so easy to follow along and do it, I even appreciate the mishaps because it's all learning for me. Plus your mishaps aren't really mishaps because everything you make is BOMB 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 I just gotta master mixing epoxy and I'll be good 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 keep these amazing videos coming ❤💖💚💙💜
True confession time: watching you use Nice 'n Thick, I thought to myself "she can't be doing that right" lol! Just dumping it in without measuring? Maybe you need to wait and let it thicken/react a bit before you keep dumping. Then I saw someone else use it (I think they work with/for CCDIY) and guess what? they just dumped it in without measuring until it was the thickness they wanted lol! I used a coupon and bought a big(ish) bottle of white puffy paint, thinking I could color it with paint or mica powder. I'll let you know how that works. I've also seen people disappointed in the thickness at the top when they pulled the drips down. I would think a second "wave" of smaller drips would cover that up nicely and make whatever drink you were going for a little more rich. Thanks SO much for your experiments, it's always helpful, educational, and highly entertaining! Keep up the good work :)
oh thats good to hear lol i really dont be knowing what i be doing lol and yes please let me know how it works. seems like everyone has found so many different ways to do the drips that are less stressful than that nice n thick
I'd seen this puff paint method and was like yessss because its so much easier than the nice and thick. I actually wouldn't do a drip cup because the nice and thick intimidated me. I like your rainbow drip I think you're overthinking it.
1. I love watching your videos. You are just entertaining. 2. I love experiments. 3. Have you tried mod Podge cornstarch and paint for drips? Courtney’s Customs is where I saw it first and her’s look great. 4. Try drying your paint with a hair dryer to make it puffier. That used to work but it has been a minute since I used it. A heat gun should work too.
mod podge and cornstarch sounds interesting and really if you cook and craft things i think i have in the pantry...im intrigued lol ill have to test out the hair dryer theory too...crafting is ever evolving i love it
@@PeriodSixDesigns I also forgot hot glue for drips. I just saw someone put glitter on the glue before it dries. Cool thing about hot glue is you can use a heat gun to smooth out lumps.
you can some people do, some people dont...i always recommend for the people who have reservations about plastic/acrylic, only do double walled tumblers
@@PeriodSixDesigns right that's what I heard i get annoyed buying stainless steel all the time . Can you also do alcohol ink on double walled tumblers too ?
Lol we went through that damn roller coaster with you and yesss we made it out ok! Lol I loved this, thank you!
Love your videos! Your honesty is SOO refreshing.
First time watching one of your videos. When I tell you, you are literally how my mind works🤣
"This ain't the end..." Thank you for your patience and making mistakes for me. I pray a special blessing over you and yours, thank you
Best tutorial! Love this!!! I also need to politely tap my cups 😂
This video had me laughing! Thank you for this.
Love the Golden Girls/Palace in the background. I do the same thing
Whatever you try, I try or going try because your videos make it so easy to follow along and do it, I even appreciate the mishaps because it's all learning for me. Plus your mishaps aren't really mishaps because everything you make is BOMB 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 I just gotta master mixing epoxy and I'll be good 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 keep these amazing videos coming ❤💖💚💙💜
So helpful! thanks girl!
True confession time: watching you use Nice 'n Thick, I thought to myself "she can't be doing that right" lol! Just dumping it in without measuring? Maybe you need to wait and let it thicken/react a bit before you keep dumping. Then I saw someone else use it (I think they work with/for CCDIY) and guess what? they just dumped it in without measuring until it was the thickness they wanted lol!
I used a coupon and bought a big(ish) bottle of white puffy paint, thinking I could color it with paint or mica powder. I'll let you know how that works. I've also seen people disappointed in the thickness at the top when they pulled the drips down. I would think a second "wave" of smaller drips would cover that up nicely and make whatever drink you were going for a little more rich.
Thanks SO much for your experiments, it's always helpful, educational, and highly entertaining! Keep up the good work :)
oh thats good to hear lol i really dont be knowing what i be doing lol and yes please let me know how it works. seems like everyone has found so many different ways to do the drips that are less stressful than that nice n thick
Thank you I was wondering if I could work without out the tip for a drip on a cup I am making for my daughter, just trying something new.
I'd seen this puff paint method and was like yessss because its so much easier than the nice and thick. I actually wouldn't do a drip cup because the nice and thick intimidated me. I like your rainbow drip I think you're overthinking it.
thank you...let me know when you try and what you think
@@PeriodSixDesigns I definitely will
1. I love watching your videos. You are just entertaining.
2. I love experiments.
3. Have you tried mod Podge cornstarch and paint for drips? Courtney’s Customs is where I saw it first and her’s look great.
4. Try drying your paint with a hair dryer to make it puffier. That used to work but it has been a minute since I used it. A heat gun should work too.
mod podge and cornstarch sounds interesting and really if you cook and craft things i think i have in the pantry...im intrigued lol ill have to test out the hair dryer theory too...crafting is ever evolving i love it
@@PeriodSixDesigns I also forgot hot glue for drips. I just saw someone put glitter on the glue before it dries. Cool thing about hot glue is you can use a heat gun to smooth out lumps.
Hiii I loveeeeee your videos can you please show how you care for your brushes and also what after care you recommend for the tumblers etc.
Hi there I guess I'm here with you
Love it. But I think you are supposed to tap the cup on a surface and the paint will simulate drips.
You didn't watch the whole thing 🥴
Beautiful how long did you let the puffy paint dry for before applying epoxy
Hi sweetie you are to cute with your videos. I love them just keep doing you girl
How much time you let the paint dry? Hour, days?
You can epoxy on acrylic tumblers?
you can some people do, some people dont...i always recommend for the people who have reservations about plastic/acrylic, only do double walled tumblers
@@PeriodSixDesigns right that's what I heard i get annoyed buying stainless steel all the time . Can you also do alcohol ink on double walled tumblers too ?
I saw somebody used puffy fabric paint and it looked just like whipped cream