Thank you Brenda😊 I appreciate your support ☺️💖

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Thank you Emily. I appreciate your support 😊

Thank you so much, Marta😊🌺🐭

Thank you darling🌺 I hadn't done one in almost a yr and thought, why not. Thanks for watching 😊💖

Thank you kindly, Suey😊💖

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Thank you so much Vickye 😊 I appreciate your support 😊💖

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Awww, thank you 02Huntet😂. It really is only because I don't like having my colors turn to mud. And, honestly I haven't done one of these in such a long time, I would probably have to rewatch my video, to do another. 😊🐭🎄

Hi Carrie,. Thank you☺️. I normally would do that to achieve lacing. However, I was pleasantly surprised, it happened without any extra efforts. 😄 Happy surprise. Thanks for watching and your support 😊💖

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Thank you. I love when people find elements of nature in my art.

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I love this!!

Thank you, I will definitely try adding alcohol. I appreciate your suggestion ☺️ Thanks for your support 😊

As this developed, I saw lilies and roses. I really love this tumbler🥰 Thank you for watching 💖

Thank you. No they are stainless steel.

Hi Lynne, Thank you☺️. I've done both. But, it was before I started my channel. I would be happy to include them in future videos though. You've got a little time for your shoulder to heal, before you can get back into it. But, you've got a standing couple of videos coming, once you're up to it.☺️🌺🐭

Hi Sandi, thank you so much! I look forward to that! I'm soo ready to get back in the swing of things! I'm a very active person and being down like this is driving me crazy! I'm very lucky it was my left shoulder instead of the right! Always something to be grateful for. ❤️If it's not healed soon I'm gonna have to start working one handed to keep my sanity! 😂😂😂 Have a great day! ☀️🌻🌞

Thank you Tanya😊. Yes Ma'am it is available. You can contact me at: pourhousearts@gmail.com for information. Thank you for watching and your support ☺️💖

Thank you, Archie. The dry spots, many times, are a result of too little epoxy on the cup. I also like to let my epoxy set a little while before I apply ink. This isn't fool proof, but I've had better luck using these rules of thumb. Best wishes And happy creating. 😊🐭☃️

You are very welcome. **When your inks break through the resin, it's typically due to your resin being too thin. The alcohol ink is able to push through. *** I have found that swirls happen when the resin is too warm and moves too freely. Less heat slows the flow. Try not to worry about the bubbles so much. The alcohol, in alcohol ink will usually handle the micro bubbles. I try to be a bit more deliberate when placing my inks. That way it's not all over the cup. **** The ink in the resin at the end was Marabu Rainbow alcohol ink, just for a little shimmer. I hope this helps. ☺️🌺🐭

Hello Valery, Yes, I did paint it black, before I started the design process. 😊🐭🎄

Hi, I run it until the epoxy is tacky. Then I set on drying wrack overnight. Hope that helps.

I have used several different epoxies. Pro Marine has been with me for 4 yrs and I have never had an issue with it. I use other brands for different applications. You can use a blow dryer, but most don't heat enough with a low fan. If you have a dollar general, you might buy a small lighter/torch and try that. Or a heat gun works too. But, if the hair dryer is working for you, who's gonna tell you no? I use a torch or heat gun, depending on technique. You're going to go through many changes as you get into this money pit we call tumblers😅😅. Be creative, there are no such things as rules, in art. One person's way of doing things, isn't necessarily someone else's. Have fun and hope to see you in my comments, in the future.😊🐭🎄

thanks sandi so much - yes it’s my stress relief from a super hectic job- it’s always fun UNTIL - UNTIL i try to print from my new cricut - it needs to go in trash! lol

My cricut collects dust between uses. I am not a fan. It's a last resort for anything tumbler related. I'd rather hand paint, than print and cut or cut in general. 😊🐭🎄

Great question. White tends to be heavier and, therefore, drops straight through the epoxy, leaving fish eyes. If you mix the White with epoxy first, you've got a good chance with it. Just my experience. Let me know if you have success with it.

Did you watch the video? She named them all at the beginning of the video.

You must be using Pinata white. Theirs is the only one that seems to crust and crud up in the nozzle. 😊🐭🙂

Hi Ralph, you definitely can add a purple. Maybe try to somewhat keep the two colors separated. But blending them will only make a variation of the two. Good luck. I'm sure whoever is receiving it, will love it.😊🌺🐭🍁

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Happy to help. Let me know how it goes. I'm interested 😊🌺🐭