Step by step alcohol ink swirl using only browns and white
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- čas přidán 28. 08. 2024
- Start to finish tutorial with the colors used and the movement process used to make this tumbler. It’s so pretty even though it isn’t exactly what my vision was for it! Colors used are Brea Reese brown, and then Tim Holtz Carmel, Latte (a few drops), Ginger, then Pinata white.
Here are the Amazon affiliate links for most of what I used in the video:
-Envirotex Epoxy: Gallon kit amzn.to/2MpmoBS, 32 ounce kit amzn.to/2Qdoaay, 16 ounce kit amzn.to/399KJWg
-Brea Reese Brown single amzn.to/3988Btd
-Pinata White and black only amzn.to/34NTLol
-caramel/ginger/latte set amzn.to/2N0SYuh
Exquisite mashup of colors! They blended &, bled together perfectly! I absolutely this tumbler !!! I can’t wait to try it. Thanks for sharing.😊
Amazing beautiful cup
I’ve been watching a lot of cup tutorials and I can tell you right now that this is one of my favorite cups that I’ve seen yet. If you look real close you can see faces in this cup . Great job
Oct 8th 2022 I made this. I used the brown from brae, the caramel, and then espresso. Threw is a shallow white and this thing came out looking sharp as shit. Thank you.
I love when it all comes together!!!! Awesome!!
This looks amazing! This is one of my favorite coffee flow looks that I have seen. It is so rich in color. I love your recovery tips on adding epoxy and what it does for the design.
Absolutely gorgeous! Cannot wait to get my supplies. :) Thank you for doing such a great job showing and explaining. Great teacher!
I love how you show your imperfections because no one is perfect. You really inspire me! That tumbler is the bomb! I think I'll make that for my dad. Thanks for sharing!
Pinkjely -bean 🥰 you’re too kind, I’m glad it is helpful!!
And the cup is absolutely gorgeous and perfect tutorial.
Final look is awesome it reminds me of MARS!! ❤
Stunning
This reminds me why different shades of browns are my favorite colors. This is so rich and delicious looking. It reminds me of coffee but it also reminds me of like a chocolate syrupy type of thing maybe like a melted ice cream with chocolate syrup!
You do a wonderful job with your tutorials. I can hear you perfectly and there's no outside disturbances... Cups are amazing. My new favorite CZcams station... Thank you!!!
🥰 thank you for that sweet feedback!
Beautiful!!!
Excellent Tutorial ! My first attempt was a bit of a bust as I didn’t get enough movement. Overall, the effect was cool , but my white didn’t move as it should have. So, I learned that I definitely hadn’t used enough epoxy and also, don’t use quick set epoxy because it just doesn’t have enough “work time”.
I love how you have so much love for your cups! You take the time so make it look it’s best! Btw... Your cup is so beautiful!!
You’re so sweet! Thank you so much!!
I hardly ever use browns but this so so beautiful, it would be perfect on this coffee mug I have. I love it and I love watching your videos, you’re so sweet. Thank you for sharing your immense talent, you’re very good with colors.
🥰 thank you for those sweet words of encouragement! You really made my day!!
This is the tumbler that made me want to try some tumblers. Or at least this one. Mine looks really close to this and I can't wait to drink coffee in it. Thanks
Awwww! Yay! I’m so glad you got a little inspiration!! 🥰
@@ThePurpleStitch I posted a video #63 on CZcams.com/scaryhairlady and because I got the color ideas from you I mentioned your name and put it in the description as my inspiration. I just wanted to let you know. Love your videos.
I love that Carmel color
the bare spots are caused by the white... it causes more surface tension then the other colors..it will happen with the metallic alcohol ink as well..the secret is to break the surface tension..with a swish by a toothpick..some people when doing countertops use a toothbrush.
That's great info, thanks!!!!
Omg THANK YOU!! I have been wondering for what feels like ever now why the white alcohol ink would always cause these 'dry/bare' spots and someone finally was able to answer it for me! I cannot tell you how long I've been searching for that answer lol, thank you!!
@@ThePurpleStitch I’m new to this! Do you use the tooth pick to breakup/ separate the white lines? I haven’t done the cup yet, just trying to prevent the bare spots. Thank you 😊
Ok I’m going to have to try this. I lov it. Thank you for sharing. ❤❤❤❤
What a gorgeous tumbler!
I ABSOLUTELY LOVE THIS CUP!💖💯🤎
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U did great !
Love your work! Love how you took time with this and showed us its ok to keep working with the products until achieved design. Thank you so much! New subbie
Thank you so much for all your videos. You have taught me a lot. I also love most of the cups I make and want to keep them but like you I don't need another. Loving this cup.
Thanks for those sweet words!! 🥰
Really pretty
Adore how this one came out. Love the colors
Absolutely Beautiful
Beautiful
Your cup is stunning
😊 thank you!!
This is nice
Its pretty
Thanks for sharing
love those colors
Beautiful work. Love those colors
🥰 thanks so much!
Loooove this ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Love watching your video’s, very helpful!! Thank you. And your tumblers look amazing !!
Gorgeous Outcome
This is SOooo gorgeous!!
Thank you! I was super excited about this one!!
I love this! The colors are fabulous.
I absolutely love this!! Great work!
Loved your concept it turned out amazing
Absolutely beautiful
Absolutely gorgeous!
That is beautiful.
I found that the white alcohol inks will separate and create the bare spaces if they aren’t shaken really really well before use.
Love it. Thank you for this tutorial.
☺️ I hope it is helpful!
gorgeous
Gorgeous!!!
Absolutely gorgeous
I like it
Absolutely love this cup!
Thank you! It sold before it was even for sale! 😆
I love this!
Beautiful!!! I gotta make one now 🤩
Absolutely beautiful!!!
My humble opinion that, we can use 100mm PVC plumbing pipe in 10/12 inches sizes insted of TUMBLR one side can caped with MDF board cut in round size. Spray paint it, wonderful IDEA I believe. Thanks
This is AMAZING!!!!
I love this one.
It's Gorgeous.
Dios santo mujer pero porque tanta resina me tenias histerica en la silla yo jesus!!cada cual trabaja como quiera pero por Dios mi amor no nesecitas tanta
This was one of my earlier videos. I’ve definitely learned a lot since this one. 🤣
This freaking awesome. I just subscribed 😊
I just subbed. I love your work! This one is so cool. I think I’m going to try it on a coffee mug.
Awesome! I plan on doing a mug one soon too!
Beautiful!!!!!!!!!
That was amazing
Love it
It's beautiful ❤
🥰 thank you!!
WOW WOW WOW this is insanely AWESOME 🤩
Can I please ask a question, Do I need to use food safe resin on cup’s, because I have like 6L Norglass, crystal clear resin & I really want to give this a go
It’s always recommended to use food safe products on anything that might come into contact with your mouth or food. The MSDS paperwork for that resin should tell you if it is FDA compliant as food safe. 😊
incredible thank you
Thank you & you’re welcome!
Wow, you just got yourself another subscriber :) my inks are al by pinata. Would they be suitable for this job? Of are they too pigmented? Loving your other tutorials as well, so glad I found your channel
Love it!!! ❤❤❤
Love this...
Who would have thought such a simple browns palette would give such great results lol! Very rich and elegant looking. Love the light first coat technique. Thank you for sharing! Oh, what brand tumbler turner?
I believe this is the turner I made when I first started. 😊
I haven’t finished watching but could you please list what you used in order please!
I soooo love this you done awesome 🥰
They were: Brea Reese brown, Tim Holtz caramel, then latte, then ginger, piñata white. I’ve updated the description, thanks for asking this!!
I am very interested in trying this. Do you have a step by step video for mixing and spraying the tumbler?
I don’t have a video for that. I have thought about doing one but wasn’t sure if that would be something needed or not. I guess now I have my answer!
I bet you can use green and white this same way and make a camo tumbler.
So far I haven’t been happy with any of my camo attempts. But it should work!
That is awesome
Thank you!!
Bare spots are probably what's called fish eyes. Did you use flat or gloss to prime the cup white? Flat is better. You will need to sand it and wipe it with alcohol if it's an enamel(gloss or semi gloss).
Beautiful! Question: what does the heat do? Does it soften it and allow more movement or does it cure and set it?
Yes, it makes it a little runnier to get movement. Too much heat can cause a flash cure though!
How did you manage to use a heat gum on inks? I thought it would burst into flames if I did that.
Once I get my “perfect” pattern, I stop and let it turn and dry. By morning all has ran together. Still pretty, but not what I wanted. How do I stop this from happening?
Love the way it came out. Do you need to sand the tumbler after you apply the alcohol inks and then add final coat of epoxy?
No, don’t sand until there’s a layer of clear over the inks so they don’t get messed up.
Hi! Love all your videos! Couldn't wait to try alcohol inks on a tumbler. Question, So i tried this technique and have issues.... help! I coated the cup with resin and used alcohol inks, came out great - let it cure overnight.. Applied decals, then went to add the next coat of resin and it separated badly during curing. It barely adhered to the cup? why? Same resin, same room temp. Cup was clean and covered the whole time. How can i fix it? Thanks so much if you have the time to answer or help.
It was possibly repelling anywhere that had fingerprints touched the cup while applying the decals. I sometimes put a layer of matte clear coat over just before my final coat.
What type of apoxy do you use? This cup is beautiful by the way!
Also, the heat gun just softens the apoxy so it flows better correct?
I use Envirotex lite. The heat makes the epoxy more liquid and runny. It can also pop a lot of the bubbles. 😁
Thanks for the video! How to you avoid bumps in the epoxy? Like when I put mine on and after it dries I run my fingers down it and it feels like some areas are higher than others.
Was that cup painted or a sublima,tino cup prior to adding the ink?
@@ACLU-kl7tm just a regular spray painted base
Love it! Thank you! What is the name of the other brown you ended up finding towards the end of the video? The one you intended to use.
😊 glad you enjoyed it! Thank you!
Tim Holtz Espresso is what I bought for this and found it afterwards. 😆
Can you drink out of this cup? It's beautiful!
Yes, as long as it is coated with a food safe epoxy. Some people are sensitive to all epoxy and still use straws.
Do you add decals? If so., how do I send you what I want? Thank you, Vicki
Can you use a regular coffee cup
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Bonsoir comment s’appelle la machine qui fait tourner le vase
"Oh good gravy", Hahahaha. Love it!!
Diva Q
Just wondering where you purchase your tumbler blanks? Absolutely love this tumbler, by the way; thank you for the video!
Almost all come from thestainlessdepotcompany.com but you can also get them at www.FransGlitterAndMore.com and steel magnolia. 🥰
This was awesome to watch. What should the room temperature that your working in be?
A lot of that depends on your brand of epoxy. Usually around 70° or warmer works for a lot of brands. It rarely the perfect temp in my shed, so I use a shop light to keep a steady heat while they cure.
@@ThePurpleStitch thank you
Do you add a final layer of epoxy after it turns for a while to seal in the inks or is it ready to go after it cures? The cup looks great.
Yes. I always add at least one more layer over inks. & thank you!
Question..I’ve recently started doing tumblers with resin and I noticed it tends to go around the inside rim where you drink out of how do you make sure it doesn’t do that?
Make sure your turner is level and try to avoid running your finger at the rim where it might scrape epoxy off. Hope that makes sense. You can also clean that off with a blade before final coating to clean it up nicely.
@@ThePurpleStitch do you recommend doing another coating of clear after you did your first coat? Or is it ok to just leave it be if it looks and feels good all around?
No nitrile gloves? Don’t they get thin and break? Are you using a respirator, or no?
I usually wear a mask but not when I’m trying to record. Always when using heat though. I used to use the gloves in this video (some people still do) but I prefer nitrile the last couple years. 😊
My epoxy has bare spots also when I use alcohol inks. I'm convinced there's some kind of oil in the inks. It's odd. Only happens when I epoxy first then add inks. I don't understand it
It still happens to me, but I feel like it barely happens if I make sure I don't touch the paint with my bare hands.
What kind of epoxy do you use
Could I use acrylic paint?
It may not cure properly if there’s very much. I know some folks use acrylic to tint epoxy but I haven’t dabbled much with that.