Tumbler Tutorials

In this video I show you how to recreate this Split Seamless Waterslide Glitter Wrap Tumbler.

If you would like to recreate this tumbler exactly as shown, the files can be located for purchase here: Applies | Flowers | Books | Teacher | Education | School 30 oz Seamless Tumbler Wrap, School | Teacher | Education Charm Chain, Extraordinary Teachers Plant the Seeds of Knowledge. Thank You for Helping Me Grow 

In this video I show you how to recreate this Astrological Zodiac Galaxy Tumbler.

If you would like to recreate this tumbler exactly as shown, the files can be located for purchase here: Zodiac Sign Complete Set, Galaxy Damask Tumbler Pattern, Galaxy Moons and Stars Charm Chain.

In this video, I show you have to recreate this floating memorial ornament.

If you would like to recreate this ornament exactly as shown, the files can be located for purchase here: Floating Ornament Insert Template

Gone But Not Lost You're Easy To Find Memorial Poem

This tutorial is a supplemental tutorial to the Floating Glittered Ornament Tutorial showing you how to design and cut the insert template without a cutting machine or paid design software.

Please note, this is a supplemental tutorial only. For all other ornament instructions, please watch the original Floating Glittered Ornament Tutorial

If you  would like to recreate this ornament exactly as shown, the files can be located for purchase here: Floating Ornament Insert Template, Ice Palace 

In this video I will show you how I created this rusty, grungy but still glittery and beautiful tumbler. As always I will link the design I used to create this tumbler below:

Lick Rust

In this video I will be showing you how I created this tri-split, traditional peek-a-boo, and reverse peek-a-boo waterslide wrap tumbler. I will also show you how I created the ice drips. As always I will link the designs I used to create these tumblers here:

Intricate Snowflake Damask Seamless Pattern

Damask Snowflake Set

I have had a lot of requests for a tutorial on how to make these half-glittered, floating ornaments; so in this video, I will show you how I create them

If you would like to recreate this item exactly as shown, the files can be located for purchase here:

Floating Ornament Insert Template

Ice Palace

In this video, I will show you how to make a zipper split tumbler. The zipper technique is the same for any material you choose to use such as fabric, cardstock, or tissue paper, but in this video, I did a marble and glitter zipper split.

If you want to recreate this tumbler exactly as shown, the designs can be found by clicking these links: 

• Triple Distilled Premium Quality Vodka Label
• Irregular Pentagon Split Mask 
• Freshly Squeezed Strawberry Lemonade

In this video I will show you how I make the magnetic, removable ice lid toppers. For this project, I used UV Resin, magnets, irregular cut acrylic vase fillers in various sizes, and fake fruit pieces. As always I will link the materials I used to create this lid topper below. 

The Strawberry Lemonade Vintage Label and Triple Distilled Premium Vodka Label designs seen on the completed example tumbler can be purchased here. Variations of the vintage label lemonade design are also available.

In this video, I will show you how to make this dual split woodgrain and marble tumbler. For this project, I used a combination of spray paints and alcohol ink.

If you want to recreate this tumbler exactly as shown, the Dad Label Tumbler Tutorial design bundle used in this video is available for purchase here.

Alternatively, you can also purchase the Dad Label and Single Band with Screws designs individually. 

In this video I will be showing you how to recreate these Damask Peek-A-Boo Split Tumblers. The style of the split is based on the Boujee Baby split style tumblers by Flynn Sisters Boutique. It has been adapted for this design.

If you want to recreate this tumbler exactly as shown, the skull damask tumbler pattern used in this video is available for purchase here. Other variations of this design are now available on Lovely Lou Lou Designs' website as well and can be found on our SVG Pattern/Design Elements page.

In this video I will show you step-by-step how to make this textured vintage patina tumbler. For this project I used a number of different materials including tissue paper, alcohol inks, metallic foils, eco glitter, stencils, and acrylic paints.

You can purchase the Go Forth and Consume a Satchel Full of Richards file here.