Beginners Guide to a Wood Look Tumbler

Here I will be going over the basics to a wood look tumbler using alcohol inks. Super easy, and a staple in anyone’s shop.
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[@ashleysoliz2632]

Love this!!! Thank you

[@lorigellasch8194]

So interesting!! Thank you!

[@tamikka09]

Love your technique tfs

[@blueberryfrog894]

Your posts are so helpful! I don’t use epoxy, I use Crystalac, but most of the things you do can be translated to that medium. Thank you!

[@blueberryfrog894]

@K M I use Bombay inks instead of alcohol inks. They are similar and only need to dry overnight, no sealer. I’ve used mod podge, e6000, double sided tape, and BT to apply glitter. If I’m doing chunky, I’ll use BT, if fine I’ll use acrylic paint over a UW base

[@LauraJayne64]

First time seeing your channel. Do you have videos on prepping?

[@SandysOrganizedChaos]

Welcome! Happy to have you here. Sometimes I’ll show at the beginning of videos prepping cups, but I don’t have a full tutorial.

[@purplediamond3028]

Luv luv luv this look. Could you tell me what size paint brush you are using ?

[@SandysOrganizedChaos]

Thank you! I believe it’s a three inch brush.

[@purplediamond3028]

@@SandysOrganizedChaos thank you 😊

[@shantaymadison5581]

Woodprix comes with very useful plans with all the details you need.

[@Daniellex0x0]

I may have missed it but what % alcohol do you use when you're finishing the bottoms?

[@SandysOrganizedChaos]

I use a basic 91%