Burst Tumbler Tutorial I Double Sided Adhesive

[@milagrosarango5614]

So excited I got to meet you and your beautiful family even nicer in person

[@elaineselesky3910]

Everybody has already cut out designs. Where do you start? Where do you get them and how are they cut and by what? Does it go all way through or what? Nobody really shows how to start..

[@quetavillarreal9010]

Hi! At what setting do you cut the template? Cricut wise

[@heathernathansen2806]

I use the washi setting with less pressure.

[@z_l_creations2780]

So the stencil is a digital DL AND u print it on that cat paper thingy

[@celyaenid]

I want to know this too, is a confused part

[@christinastepp7135]

Is there a tutorial on how to download and cut the template? I can’t figure that part out? I’m so confused!! Any help please

[@TheGlitterGuy]

No, but I can record one this week, I have a Cameo 3. Step by step, however, I would say Purchase file, download to desk top & un zip file (left click usually) open file. Now, in this next part, I usually make my silhouette screen smaller so I can see my desktop also, and pull the exact version I want from the file and drop it in the silhouette program. It always is already sized correctly so I just drag it onto the mat on the screen line it up and hit send. I set my blade to 4 force to 11 and speed on 4 but every machine is different sometimes. You'll have to play with the blade settings depending on your machine. I hope this helped. Feel free to post in our facebook group for more help, tons of burst cup queens in there! FB@The Glitter Guy

[@bereancommunitychurch2022]

What kind of vinyl do I use for a burst template.

[@heathernathansen2806]

No vinyl is used, just buy the cat scratch tape for furniture.

[@Leavemealon369]

Love it

[@mstressboss]

I see there was a faint pink is it on the clouds what color is that?

[@charmainebernard4459]

What setting on Cricut do u cut the design? TIA 😁

[@tynettamccraw964]

Washi

[@TheGlitterGuy]

Thank you :)

[@tiffanieevans6685]

Where could I buy this design?

[@cmayorga5380]

Love The Tumbler Grip! That’s all I use!! The cup of beautiful!!

[@tiffanypetrucci4572]

How do you keep the glitter from mixing with other colors as you add more color glitter to the rainbow?

[@TheGlitterGuy]

You just have to keep brushing out the glitter after every new color. Hope this helps!

[@PaleBird_Designs]

They came out so good!

[@glamfairymommy]

How do you seal it? Do you have a tutorial for that?

[@TheGlitterGuy]

Any spray sealer should work fine!

[@lorihoyle2289]

How did you keep you dark colors out of your seam?

[@TheGlitterGuy]

Just paying good attention to it and keeping the colors away from it as often as you can honestly. I had problems with them on 2 cups and I cut it away with the exacto knife, it was kind of tricky but I think if I have to do it again with some practice I could figure out an easier way. For now I just keep it away from it. If you line it up perfectly when you are applying it also, you won't have a seam problem. But I have not gotten it to lay like that every time. With my 1st cloud one I am going to put a strip of washi tape down it to cover it up maybe layer my name ontop. - hope this helped

[@erintryon9418]

How do u get ur seems straight mine don't wanna line up good no matter what I do

[@TheGlitterGuy]

I don't always get my seam to line up perfectly. When I can't I usually just keep going anyway and be mindful of that misalign. I have gotten it to work in my favor all but 1 time and I think for that cup I am gonna just cover the seam in washi tape. The trick to getting it to match up perfect is all about how hard you tug when you wrap it, I learned that from fabric wraps. If you pull to hard it will overlap, if you don't keep it tight you might fall to short. You have to just do a few until you can get your feel down for the right compromise of the 2.

[@lauriecaron8760]

what size is the template for this cup?

[@tylerraymond8741]

SO YOU NOT HAVE TO SEAL IT?

[@TheGlitterGuy]

You definitely want to use a spray sealer before adding epoxy