Can u please advise on how to get the epoxy to work correctly for me? I'm using 1 to 1 ratio. I'm doing epoxy in 76° - 80° weather. My epoxy always seems to have the fisheye look to it. Then the whole cup is ruined :(
Yes, it could be that you’re using to little epoxy for the tumbler or to much heat when using a touch to pop bubbles. Practice on a cup that has the fisheyes and apply another coat of epoxy for example; if I’m going to epoxy on a 20oz I won’t mix anything less then 25ML total to cover the entire cup. Let me know if applying more epoxy then normal works okay bc your temp is within normal range. ❤️ I hope this was helpful.
I know this is old. Some tips on crackling. If you want bigger crackle use a heavier coat. Smaller crackles use thinner coat. If you over dry try a light mist, very light of water. Learned this over tears of woodwork.
Thank you for sharing the resin part after the crackle most ppl do that part off camera- I also like this technique over using the crackle paint. Very interesting
The turner is from Amazon, You can find it here : www.amazon.com/Cup-Turner-Crafts-Tumbler-Professional/dp/B07W42GR17/ref=sr_1_9?dchild=1&keywords=Cup+turner&qid=1597339971&sr=8-9, as for the heat gun used in this video I have since bought a new one, but the one shown is a heavy duty bought from Harbor Fright.
@@RebeccaEscott My wife LOVES sunflowers and crackle furniture. SO...I'm learning tumblers to make her one for Christmas. Made a couple wood peekaboo's for the boys at work but haven't ventured into glitter yet. But I think I'm brave enough to try. Question....is it better to use resin or the Mode Podge stuff for your first layer of glitter? Some do and some don't. Thank You for your time!!
@@sharkcrooner Oh I think this is fantastic, you should check out my group Everything Tumbler Tutorials it’s super helpful! Also I use spray paint as my glitter adhesive bc it’s so easy and not so messy, use the closet color spray paint to the glitter In which you’re using that’s very helpful also if you need a 2nd coat of glitter just spray seal clear seal from Rustoleum and reapply your glitter BUT you must seal with clear seal again to lock in that glitter once dry then you can epoxy. If you don’t prefer that you can use either method to apply your glitter, it boils down to personal preference. Let me know if there is anything else I can help you with.
Pat Brown I’m pretty sure it was rust oleum, I cannot remember the actual color of yellow that it was but if I figure out what it is I will reply with the name of yellow that I used.
Beautiful cup!! Where do you get your heat gun? Also what’s your preparation before you spray paint the cup yellow? Definitely going to try this method for my first cup 😉☺️
Thank you so much, so the heat gun came from harbor fright, I don't have any prep on my cups other then cleaning with alcohol. Thank you so much for watching and I am so sorry for my delay on your question as it wasn't until recently that I realized I was not seeing every question on my phone.
Oh, I'm sorry I don't really recall the exact color I used. I am also sorry for my delayed response I did not know until recently that I was not getting all notification to my phone.
After you put decal on, do you epoxy again with or without glitter in it? Also what do you do for the top? This is my first cup I made, followed your steps. Thank you again for this tutorial!!
Great job! I love this! So, you didn't add water or anything to the glue? I have some "crackle medium" I have been dying to try, just haven't gotten around to it, this seems so easy! Great Job Rebecca!
I did this cup and your tutorial is great but i ran into a problem, the stickers didn't stay down so when I put the epoxy on it, it got under them and pulled them up. What can i do differently? How can I keep that from happening? TIA!
Rachel Coward Excellent question, if the decals pulled up you can go ahead and epoxy the cup after the crackle affect and before applying decals, once the epoxy dries you can then apply the decals then re epoxy. I hope this helps. Please let me know.
I am making one tomorrow for someone else. I will definitely try that! Thank you so much for the quick response! And i will definitely let you know how it turns out!
Hello, I was wanting to know if I add the flowers and vinyl name, then epoxy the entire cup, will the work? My concern is epoxy the vinyl name, will it bubble up? I'm new to this. TIA
I dont se how you all work with Epoxy and glue for coding products. I made some roll trays using epoxy and it took a week for them to fully cure and that odor lingered in my house for a month 😄 Never again
Oh no, I’m curious as to which epoxy you used. The trays take a lot more epoxy then each layer of our tumblers so they are dry in 8hrs and fully cured in 3 days.
@@RebeccaEscott Oh I used top of the line supposedly Alumilite Amazing clear Cast. I don't think it's the brand. They all smell horrible. It's not something I do anyway. I wanted to but I don't have a dedicated space for such a thing.
very nice
Thank you so much!
This is an absolutely beautiful cup. Thank you so much for sharing! Love your work!
Thank you so very much ❤️❤️
Brand new to tumblers and this cup is Beautiful!!!
Awww thank you so much Patti! Welcome to the tumbler community ❤️
Your cup is beautiful. Thank you for sharing.
Your creations are incredible. You’re an inspiration. Thank you so much for all your help
What do you use for turning? How did you make the pool noodle holder?
Love your technique
Tamikka09 Thank you so much ❤️
Love it
Thank you so much
@@RebeccaEscott your welcome
I really enjoy watching your channel. You are really a great teacher. Thank you.
Kim miller Awwww thank you so much! I greatly appreciate you for watching. ❤️
I cant wait to try this
How long u leave it rest
so satisfying to watch, especially watching the crackle effect happen right before your eyes. Definitely going to make a couple of these.
Thank you for clear directions. Crackle is going to be my first non ordered cup I’m going to be doing. 🙂🤓
You are so welcome, thank you so much for watching.
What can we do to get fatter wider cracks
I used this tutorial with water slides and it came out gorgeous!!
Lindsey Porteous Yayayay that’s awesome!
Can u please advise on how to get the epoxy to work correctly for me? I'm using 1 to 1 ratio. I'm doing epoxy in 76° - 80° weather. My epoxy always seems to have the fisheye look to it. Then the whole cup is ruined :(
Yes, it could be that you’re using to little epoxy for the tumbler or to much heat when using a touch to pop bubbles. Practice on a cup that has the fisheyes and apply another coat of epoxy for example; if I’m going to epoxy on a 20oz I won’t mix anything less then 25ML total to cover the entire cup. Let me know if applying more epoxy then normal works okay bc your temp is within normal range. ❤️ I hope this was helpful.
Can u epoxy after its all done
Yes absolutely you can.
Favorite!
Thank you so much
Love all your tutorials!
I can not thank you enough! It truly means so much to me helping others enjoy my passion as much as I do. ❤️
Creative Vinyl Designs By Rebecca Escott I’m binge watching your tutorials if that is a thing lol!
Tiwanda Ford absolutely and I love you for that!! Much thanks ❤️
Did you epoxy the tumbler befor applying the glu?
Loving this. Great job. 😍😍
Thank you so much, I really appreciate it!
I know this is old. Some tips on crackling. If you want bigger crackle use a heavier coat. Smaller crackles use thinner coat. If you over dry try a light mist, very light of water. Learned this over tears of woodwork.
This is great info, thank you so much for sharing.
Awesome tutorial! Can you spray paint over the glue? Or does it need to be acrylic paint?
What a great idea, Im curious now if this would work. Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays
Thank you for sharing the resin part after the crackle most ppl do that part off camera- I also like this technique over using the crackle paint. Very interesting
You are welcome, Thank you so much for watching.
Can you do a video on how to mix epoxy
Yes, I sure can. It will be short and sweet. Thank you for watching
I would Love To Have This Tumbler for my Daughter She Is My Sunshine She’s My Reason For Living And I My Reason To Keep Fighting The Disease I Have
Awww, That is so sweet, God Bless you. Thank you for watching.
Creative Vinyl Designs By Rebecca Escott have you sold the sunflower tumbler
Crystal Williams No it’s available. You are welcome to reach out to me on my Facebook.
Drying the glue and paint too fast is what causes the crackle effect to happen that’s why using a heat gun works perfect! Beautiful cup!
Bab's Designs Thank you so much❤️
Can you use a removable wall sticker on the tumblers?
Yes, anything that would stick will work. You would just want to seal with epoxy when its complete.
Just used this technique for my first crackle tumbler with sunflowers and i love how it came out!!!! It was fast and quick! Thank you soooo much!
Jo Anna Omg that’s fantastic ❤️
Jo Anna omg! Thanks amazing 😉. I can’t wait to try it. I bought my own sunflower designs so that I can try it too! ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Love it! Did you mix your paint with anything? And did you use a special brush. I only got it to crackle a little bit. Thanks
what is the wheel you use for turning the tumbler? What is the heat gun used at the end to dry the resin?
The turner is from Amazon, You can find it here : www.amazon.com/Cup-Turner-Crafts-Tumbler-Professional/dp/B07W42GR17/ref=sr_1_9?dchild=1&keywords=Cup+turner&qid=1597339971&sr=8-9, as for the heat gun used in this video I have since bought a new one, but the one shown is a heavy duty bought from Harbor Fright.
If adding a decal along with the stickers would you epoxy first? Or go ahead and add the vinyl decal along with the stickers?
Great question, I would Epoxy first only bc I would not want my transfer paper pulling my crackle and paint.
Creative Vinyl Designs By Rebecca Escott that’s so true!! I didn’t even think of that! I wish I could send you a picture of the one I made yesterday!
@@123434rachel You can and I welcome it. Message me anytime. You can also find me at my group here - facebook.com/groups/472468753352443/
What kind of white paint was that?
Oh, I'm sorry I don't really recall the exact color I used
Is it worth it to do yellow glitter under the crackle?
Absolutely it would shine through the cracks and look beautiful.
@@RebeccaEscott My wife LOVES sunflowers and crackle furniture. SO...I'm learning tumblers to make her one for Christmas. Made a couple wood peekaboo's for the boys at work but haven't ventured into glitter yet. But I think I'm brave enough to try. Question....is it better to use resin or the Mode Podge stuff for your first layer of glitter? Some do and some don't. Thank You for your time!!
@@sharkcrooner Oh I think this is fantastic, you should check out my group Everything Tumbler Tutorials it’s super helpful! Also I use spray paint as my glitter adhesive bc it’s so easy and not so messy, use the closet color spray paint to the glitter In which you’re using that’s very helpful also if you need a 2nd coat of glitter just spray seal clear seal from Rustoleum and reapply your glitter BUT you must seal with clear seal again to lock in that glitter once dry then you can epoxy. If you don’t prefer that you can use either method to apply your glitter, it boils down to personal preference. Let me know if there is anything else I can help you with.
@@RebeccaEscott Thank You for all the advice! I'll let you know how it all turns out.
@@sharkcrooner Ohh yes please do and you are most welcome. I’m here anytime ok. Good luck and have fun.
Can you use a different color paint besides white?
Brittley Cullaro Yes you sure can.
Beaiful cup, What kind of paint is the yellow?
Pat Brown I’m pretty sure it was rust oleum, I cannot remember the actual color of yellow that it was but if I figure out what it is I will reply with the name of yellow that I used.
Are you seal before put the sticker with clear?
I would recommend a layer of epoxy prior to adding the decals.
Beautiful cup!! Where do you get your heat gun? Also what’s your preparation before you spray paint the cup yellow?
Definitely going to try this method for my first cup 😉☺️
Thank you so much, so the heat gun came from harbor fright, I don't have any prep on my cups other then cleaning with alcohol. Thank you so much for watching and I am so sorry for my delay on your question as it wasn't until recently that I realized I was not seeing every question on my phone.
Do you seal the paint after it's crackled before you epoxy or just let it dry? This is super cute!
Thank you so much, and I just wait for the paint to dry prior to epoxy.
Love this cup and technique. How did you make your cup holder?
Ohh, I think its time we have a tutorial on how you can make your own. My son made this using simple pvc and pvc glue, super easy.
Creative Vinyl Designs By Rebecca Escott That would be so wonderful if you did a tutorial.
Awesome tutorial! If i dont have a heat gun can i use a hair dryer?
Ashtyn Megariz Yes you sure can. You can also allow it to sit and dry on its own, I just use heat to push the crackle affect.
Can you use any kind and color of paint over the Elmer's glue, for the crackle look?
Yes, you sure can.
Thanks for the great video. Love the cup. So I have tried 3 not happy with them, how do you strip them?
Aww, I’m sorry. Keep trying and to strip I toss in an acetone bucket and let it sit.
@@RebeccaEscott Thank you so much
What kind of yellow paint did you use?
Oh, I'm sorry I don't really recall the exact color I used. I am also sorry for my delayed response I did not know until recently that I was not getting all notification to my phone.
Best crackle tutorial I have seen to date! Simple and easy to follow. Thank you...looking forward to trying out your method!
Erica Kiser Thank you so much for the feedback, it really means the world to me! ❤️
Hello! Thanks so much for sharing your technique! I love it, I'm curious, Did you seal prior to epoxy?
Thank you so much, ❤️ no need to seal, just let it dry and you can epoxy.
Creative Vinyl Designs By Rebecca Escott if I do glitter do I epoxy first then do it?
Hi,
The acrylic paint, can it be matte finish or gloss finish?
I would think you could use either.
After you put decal on, do you epoxy again with or without glitter in it? Also what do you do for the top? This is my first cup I made, followed your steps. Thank you again for this tutorial!!
Tabitha Swann Yes I do epoxy after adding decals and I’m not sure what you mean about the top?
Creative Vinyl Designs By Rebecca Escott how do you get the top rim of cup smooth? If I use a blade and scrap will I loose the seal?
I have clear elmers glue on hand, will that work or does it need to be white glue?
Whitney Woodcock That should work, I’ve never tried it but it should be okay. If you try it will you come back and share if it worked.?
Great job! I love this! So, you didn't add water or anything to the glue? I have some "crackle medium" I have been dying to try, just haven't gotten around to it, this seems so easy! Great Job Rebecca!
Thank you so much.. No, I never add water to my glue and I have not ever attempted the crackle medium. The glue is really an easy technique.
@@RebeccaEscott Yes, girl u make it seem so easy! Good for you cuz u have plenty of glue to make fifty eleven tumblers... he hee
Hi! Great video! I have a question...do you epoxy the cup before using the glue or can you do it directly on the painted surface? Thanks!
Raziel1226 Thank you so much, you can do this directly onto the painted cup, no epoxy needed before the crackle.
I did this cup and your tutorial is great but i ran into a problem, the stickers didn't stay down so when I put the epoxy on it, it got under them and pulled them up. What can i do differently? How can I keep that from happening? TIA!
Rachel Coward Excellent question, if the decals pulled up you can go ahead and epoxy the cup after the crackle affect and before applying decals, once the epoxy dries you can then apply the decals then re epoxy. I hope this helps. Please let me know.
I am making one tomorrow for someone else. I will definitely try that! Thank you so much for the quick response! And i will definitely let you know how it turns out!
Rachel Coward Excellent and you are so welcome. ❤️
the first base coatof yellow ... is that flat or glossy - it looked glossy
Kathy & John Friske Yes I believe it was glossy.
What color spray paint did you use??
Stacee Streifel Oh I honestly do not recall the color spray paint I used for the yellow. ❤️
Can you use any kind of stickers? Or are they a certain kind you can use under epoxy?
Ellie Shahmoradi To my understanding, just about any can go under epoxy.
Hello what happen if it doesn’t look like it crackled??
Tammy Ramos Maybe not enough glue, might have tried more then expected to fast. Hard to say without seeing it. ❤️
Creative Vinyl Designs By Rebecca Escott how do I take a picture so you can see it
Tammy Ramos You are welcome to contact me on fb if you would like.
Creative Vinyl Designs By Rebecca Escott and is it by you name
I sent you a picture on Facebook
Hello,
I was wanting to know if I add the flowers and vinyl name, then epoxy the entire cup, will the work? My concern is epoxy the vinyl name, will it bubble up? I'm new to this. TIA
Yes that will definitely work. You can epoxy right over vinyl.
Great question!👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
How do you rinse the glue out of the brush? I want to try this but so worried about ruining brushes
I wash with hot water and soap, then I soak them as well. ❤️
Was your base layer spray paint or brushed on?
Jean Adams My base was spray painted on.
Where did You get Your sunflower Stickers from?
Walmart.
What type of paint did you used?
I just white acrylic paint that I bought from Amazon
What kind of paint did you use?
How do I join your group?
Barbara Bobko I have a link in my description or you can look up Everything Tumbler Tutorial, we would love to have you.
I dont se how you all work with Epoxy and glue for coding products. I made some roll trays using epoxy and it took a week for them to fully cure and that odor lingered in my house for a month 😄 Never again
Oh no, I’m curious as to which epoxy you used. The trays take a lot more epoxy then each layer of our tumblers so they are dry in 8hrs and fully cured in 3 days.
@@RebeccaEscott Oh I used top of the line supposedly Alumilite Amazing clear Cast. I don't think it's the brand. They all smell horrible. It's not something I do anyway. I wanted to but I don't have a dedicated space for such a thing.