How to Glitter & Epoxy a HANDLE Tumbler Tutorial

[@NeNeO19]

I am on the struggle bus with handles. Thank you for showing me the way. Just ordered Erin Rose and Royal Sonesta glitters. Thanks for the discount code! Can't wait until we reach 10K subscribers!

[@SippieCouture]

Me too!! I have a pretty decent pile going to give out! This glitters are so so pretty!!!

[@Kathy-Carr]

This is such a pretty piece! I love Rose Gold. Thanks for the instructions on the handle. 💐❣️

[@SippieCouture]

Thank you ma’am and you’re welcome!!

[@janiceoliver-il4bt]

I love your videos and the fact that you don't speed them up. You always take the time to explain everything so well! I always learn something from your videos. Thanks for still doing yours that way! That is a beautiful cup by the way!

[@SippieCouture]

You’re welcome!! That’s one of the things I fought with so the fact that it helps just makes me want to keep it this way!

[@garybarber8882]

Love these tutorials!

[@SippieCouture]

Thanks!

[@reginacarpenter-brooks2266]

Stunning

[@SippieCouture]

Thanks!!

[@erinwilhiterealtor]

Beautiful work! (I'm a newbie AND a perfectionist. My first mug is currently soaking in acetone.) Why do you need both a torch AND a heat gun? Which glitter had the large purple flakes? Thank you!

[@SippieCouture]

I know how that goes! The heat gun will help move the epoxy around and help make sure everything is coated. The torch will pop bubbles. I’ll have to double check the glitter and will get with a name.

[@maureenprimm3481]

What is the name of the green stuff you use to hold your tumbler on you pvc pipe while they’re spinning

[@SippieCouture]

It’s high density foam from JoAnns fabric. It comes in a big sheet and you can cut it down in size.