3D drip for your tumblers

[@Stina956]

I love the way these drips turned out. I like that they still have that bead bump at the bottom and it doesn’t look like a flat drip. I have the perfect tumbler to try it on ☺️

[@DiamondsandDust]

Thank you! Yes the flat drips are a little pet peeve of mine. 😂

[@Stina956]

😂😂 I’m gonna try it out right now 😬🤞🏼

[@Kayla-kc7ty]

I’ll be trying this tomorrow! This is the best and easiest tutorials I’ve seen. Love the drips!

[@DiamondsandDust]

Thank you so much!

[@adriennedove]

i use nail files also for sanding...lol so convenient

[@jennifermarie1230]

You’re a great teacher.

[@DiamondsandDust]

Thank you!

[@cherylchaney9220]

I’m going to try this. Thank you so much!

[@Leelee_36]

Just did my first cocoa drip and wasn’t sure how to slow the drip, this was perfect!

[@DiamondsandDust]

I’m so glad You found my video helpful

[@mamajoeschaffer6395]

That was the perfect explanation ! Thank you.

[@DiamondsandDust]

Thank you! I’m so happy you found it helpful.

[@ashleyjones7587]

How do I find Yahweh link to your shop?

[@pattymcsnackers]

I think I can I think I can I think I can!!! 😩

[@Stina956]

Same! About to experiment right now so I’ll see how it goes 😅🤣

[@a.6900]

THANK YOU!

[@palavadiy]

Very nice work

[@DiamondsandDust]

Thank you so much.

[@dhightide]

Thank you!! I will definitely be trying this!

[@DiamondsandDust]

You’re welcome! Have fun!

[@raquelmoynihan7737]

How do you clean the inside of the cup?

[@DiamondsandDust]

Depends on what’s in there. But magic eraser or lemon essential oil usually works.

[@teresa6765]

Just a thought but if you would clean up the rim before it cures that would save a lot of time and work.

[@DiamondsandDust]

It’s definitely easier to clean it after it cures. If you try to wipe it away it’s really stringy and makes a mess all over your cup

[@GameGame-j6l]

Do I hear howling in your background or am I going cray cray

[@DiamondsandDust]

lol. It’s probably just noisy kids

[@samantadioses3238]

Hi, nice cups, i have one question, you used Resin UV, can i used my lamp UV to make sure that is cure??

[@DiamondsandDust]

Hello. So my epoxy is just UV protected. It’s still a 2 party epoxy, not the one you use with your lamp.

[@elleyspeacockdays]

Awesome cup .....I would recommend putting on some gloves for your next project safety and health first

[@DiamondsandDust]

Thank you, I use gloves when I apply epoxy with my hands. Since I’m not touching it There’s no reason to apply gloves

[@TheRaveyBabyy]

Really pretty tho♡

[@DiamondsandDust]

I use gloves and a mask all the time, not when I do my drips as I’m not touching the epoxy. And I don’t wear a mask in my videos or you wouldn’t be able to hear me. I’ve been doing this a long time, I know the safety precautions to take. Thank you for your concern though.

[@barbduggins9917]

I really like your technique can I ask what color mica you used and the brand thank you so much

[@DiamondsandDust]

Thank you. Sorry I’m not sure on the color, I buy most of my micas from woodes goodies.

[@grecialucero8401]

I tried this and I probably just waited too long so it was too think, now I scrapped it off and going to sand it. Do I wait until it’s cured to sand?

[@DiamondsandDust]

Yes let cure and sand. You may need to add another coat of epoxy in between to shine it back up

[@grecialucero8401]

@@DiamondsandDust thank you so much for your help! I’m working on this now and it’s my first one so hopefully this works!

[@jazzyf2409]

If you don’t mind me asking what did you use or do to remove the first drip you did on the cup

[@DiamondsandDust]

I just scraped it off while wet and used some rubbing alcohol to clean it up a little

[@ashleyjones7587]

What font did you use? This is awesome!! And love your technique

[@DiamondsandDust]

Thank you! That’s a handwritten digital download file that’s available in my shop.

[@ashleyjones7587]

@@DiamondsandDust j can’t find your shop to purchase file

[@DiamondsandDust]

Here’s the link to the file www.etsy.com/listing/850243504/witches-brew-handlettered-svg-cut-file?ga_search_query=Witches&ref=shop_items_search_3

[@lombaxlover1234]

Will this work with keychains that have a round surface?

[@DiamondsandDust]

Yes it should work fine!

[@lombaxlover1234]

@@DiamondsandDust ok thank u so much

[@heidismith6148]

So how does one drink from it?

[@DiamondsandDust]

It comes with a lid and you can drink from it Just like a normal cup

[@hilda2130]

Cant you just tape & cover the inside of your cup so you dont have to sand it??

[@adenajaydesigns1846]

can you list where you got the mica?

[@DiamondsandDust]

Simplysarahcustoms.com

[@adenajaydesigns1846]

@@DiamondsandDust thank you!!! Alsooo, what if you mess it up? How can you do the drips over without having to redo the entire cup? I’m working on one now and I’m so scareddddd I’m going to mess up! I have been putting it off for weekssss

[@laurapope3685]

This might be a dumb question, but I thought you said this was UV resin, wouldn't it need to be cured by black light? Or does it eventually just cure on it's own? I've been doing tumblers for quite some time now, but I never really got into using UV resin except for once while making a dragon scale cup. By the way, your cups came out looking so cute! I'm trying this tonight so I just wanted to make sure I get it right, tysm for the tutorial! ❤

[@DiamondsandDust]

I just used a regular epoxy that has UV protectant, that one just cures on its own without a light.

[@laurapope3685]

@@DiamondsandDust Thanks for the reply. I ended up mixing in an ungodly amount of cornstarch and finally got the consistency I was looking for. Without it, my epoxy just turned into a rock 😩 But my cup came out looking perfect! Even my practice cup looked great lol. Thanks for the help!

[@tamiechiadenny-frank7899]

Is there a specific resin to be used for this or can I use aluminite?

[@laurapope3685]

@@tamiechiadenny-frank7899 I've found that it doesn't matter what resin you use, but that different resins will be ready at different times. Like some will cure way faster than others.

[@dorinatravis]

Everyone says epoxy is not food safety but it’s dry that’s the only reason I haven’t done a drip

[@DiamondsandDust]

The cup is epoxied also, so an epoxy drip wouldn’t be any different than an epoxy cup.

[@dorinatravis]

@@DiamondsandDust awesome 💜😊so drinking out of it directly wouldn’t be a problem? Putting your mouth/lips on the rim? Thank you so much for responding 💜

[@DiamondsandDust]

Just make sure your epoxy is FDA compliant. And it has to be fully cured to be safe to drink from.