Sorry to hear that. I tried to break it down as simply as I could.

@@LovelyLouLouDesigns I might try Christmas card cut-outs instead. The only tricky part will be making a template for the right size to fit inside the bauble. 👍❣️🌹

I have a template for the 4 inch disc shaped (M&M shaped) ornament linked in the video. It is what I was using in the tutorial 🖤

Sand mixed with a small amount of glitter

I got it from a supplier who no longer sells them. I have a longer tutorial for this process and have linked a few options on Amazon

@@LovelyLouLouDesigns thank u very much ma'am!!

You're so welcome ☺️

Is fabric. But I believe Burntwood Solutions has it as a vinyl

I just use dawn dish soap and water

It sounds like the mold is too big for the lid. If it's off by only a small amount, maybe try sanding the edge down a bit. Depending on how deep your lid is, maybe try thicker magnets

CCDIY epoxy resin

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Sorry about that, here's the link amzn.to/48CQeuL

Thank you so much. This means this to me. I am so glad the instructions were clear and easy to follow. My youngest son has dyslexia and I have been working closely with him to catch him up so your comment means so much.

@@LovelyLouLouDesigns I’am 55, we knew when I was in second grade that I had it but nobody really knew what to do about it. I met a very much retired special ed reading teacher about ten years ago. She was running an antique store. Needless to say we spent hours talking instead of me shopping. She taught me so much about myself that afternoon that it changed my life. I don’t know about your son but I learn by watching. Written instruction just confuses me, I can’t comprehend it. Your son will benefit so much from you being involved. I know I will keep watching your videos and most likely referencing them. I also want to say if he has a hard time early on, have patience. I hated school early on because I couldn’t comprehend, but by middle school I started figuring it out. I loved it at that point. He will do better than I did just because they know better how to handle it. Plus he has you! Thank you again for what you are doing, and I hope the best for you and your family journeys

Thank you so much!

Thank you! ⛄

You're so welcome! I'm glad you enjoyed it. Thank you for watching and commenting! ⛄

Thank you so much! 🖤

Hi, thanks for watching! I actually made a video showing how to make the insert without a cutting machine.

Oh wonderful! I just got lucky when I stumbled across this video. What shall I look for, to find the video showing it cut by hand? Thank you so much for your prompt answer

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ntiVnc-U267DlXk.html here's the link. I hope that works :)

I think it would be possible though difficult. I would start with the bottom glitter colour and pour it inside on the side without the sealer, then move it around the bottom half only and dump the excess from the side that doesn't have the sealer again. Then you can add your secondary colour. It would probably be easier to do the double glitter colour on the outside and seal it with an epoxy but if you aren't set up for that, it would be a pain. I now want to try this lol

​@@LovelyLouLouDesigns Thank you for responding!! I'll let you know how things go. Wish me luck!!

Actually, I am set up to do epoxy!! I make tumblers all the time. I just dont have a way to spin the ornaments like my tumblers. That's why I haven't tried these with epoxy. I didn't know if I could do that. Thanks again!! ❤

I purchased them from Amazon. I linked them in the description section 🙂

The link for all materials is in the description 🙂

Usually uneven cups have to do with them not being level. I have a tutorial about how to check if your tumbler is level. Another thing that can cause that is using too much epoxy. Epoxy can be a bit of a balance: you don't want so much that it is completely flooding the tumbler and dripping, and you don't want too little that you are spreading the epoxy too thin and stretching it to cover the surface.

Thank you so much I tried leveling and the cups I made last night seem to look a lot better! @@LovelyLouLouDesigns

@@migdalizmolina7288 fantastic! I'm so glad it helped!!!!

Thank you so much for your kind words and for subscribing. I haven't been able to upload much recently but I have some ideas and I really want to start tutorials again. Comments like this motivate me to do it. Thank you ❤️

Correct, this is not a sublimation tutorial. I am using a laser printer with a plastic transparency film for laser printers. Inkjet transparency film would be use for an inkjet printer.

I had already answered my own question. Every time Polyester in a craft video my brain says Sublimation. lol@@LovelyLouLouDesigns

Lol totally fair. My brain makes those kinds of connections too

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You're so welcome. In glad you enjoyed it. Thank you so much for watching and your comment 🥰🖤

I love it like that too 🥰

Thank you so much! And thank you for watching. ❤️

You're so welcome! Thank you for watching.

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You're welcome. Thank you so much for watching 🖤

I have not. I looked the lid up and if it's the same one I saw then it doesn't look like it would work because of all of the moving parts

Thank you so much❤️

Thank you so much ❤️❤️❤️

That depends on your light and the resin. I usually do 30-60 seconds to set it up. Final cure is about 2 minutes. But I will also put it in the window in the sun for a few minutes to make sure nothing is left tacky when it's done

Thank you so much@@LovelyLouLouDesigns

Thank you ❤️

I use Counter Culture DIY. In the US you can get it direct from them. I use the Canadian Supplier Em & Kat Glitter Factory

Thank you so much for watching and for taking the time to comment. I have used the glitter back for many memorial ornaments and it definitely has a beautiful outcome. ❤️

Thank you so much! I will be making another ornament tutorial soon. ❤️

I just purchased a Canon Image Class but haven't used it for transparency film yet. I was told the Brother printers run hotter (which is what I have). I will try my settings and see how it prints

@@LovelyLouLouDesigns excellent thanks. I have the mf644cdw. Much appreciated!!

Hi! Yes. I print directly onto the acetate. I prefer to mirror my image and print it upside down since I think it makes the text look better. I use a high quality print setting and a glossy paper for the paper type. The Cricut will read the registration marks and cut the design perfectly. I have another tutorial on here, the ornament with the ice castle. I go into a lot of detail about the print and cut feature there. 🥰

@LovelyLouLouDesigns Hi. Can u post what paper you are using please 🙏 There is no vinyl in this design? Thanks so much! You are so talented 💖

@@Dee-nl2jk the link to the transparency film is in the video description. Make sure you are using the right type of film for your printer (laser or inkjet). And you're correct, no vinyl was used for this design 🙂

I don't sell just the lids/lid toppers since I don't carry extra lid inventory. But if you are interested in a tumbler you can fill out the tumbler request form on my website www.lovelylouloudesigns.com

Thank you so much ❤️🧜‍♀️💜

You spelled hilarious wrong 😂🤣

Someone with a husband who doesn't appreciate good humour.

Thank you so much! 🖤

Thank you so much 🥰🧜‍♀️

Thank you so much for saying so and for watching. I am a smaller channel and can't upload nearly as much as I wish I could so making these can be frustrating at times. It makes me feel so much better knowing someone finds value in it and really encourages me to keep sharing. Thank you 💙

Thank you 🥰🥰🥰