DIY Waterslide Decals: Applying Amazing Full Sheet Waterslide Decals To Wrap Tumbler

Applying Waterslide Decals in a full Wrap technique to incorporate your designs around your tumbler in one full sheet. This easy method to apply waterslide decals will save you tons of time and effort. Great way to get full wrap graphics on a tumbler.
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[@kathywilliams5732]

I always come back to this.

[@kathywilliams5732]

I watched a year ago. It has helped me so much this past year

[@jacbrownn]

Wow. Super jealous. Those are really cool

[@drumwaves1]

3:10 don't short yourself darlin, that's purrrrrfect

[@peaceofmindcre8ions]

Haha! And I thought I was the only one that had become the custom baking/decorating/Cricut/tumbler type😁. So awesome, love your tutorial on this!

[@sophiasandoval7742]

Love they way you teach! You make it so easy to understand the technique and your video quality is amazing!

[@JCCreativeStudio]

Thank you so much!

[@jerridyke8706]

Thank you for showing us this technique. I have not seen it done with such detail before, which is so helpful! Thank you also @JC CreatveStudio for sharing the templates!!

[@ashleybrown5350]

I may have missed it, but how long after the final clear coat on the waterslide do you apply it to the tumbler? I have been waiting a day or two (maybe more) before applying to allow the clear coat to cure but when I cut off the excess or just applying it to the tumbler, it's brittle. Any help is MUCH appreciated! 😁

[@Pottedlady]

I just want to say how much I enjoyed your video, love how you explain the steps, was really impressed, I’m fairly new to tumblers and haven’t had the best success but I keep going on, also new to cutting machines, I’ve just gotten a silhouette cameo 3, struggling with it, but not giving up with that either. Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge with us🤗

[@dhernandez3433]

Thank you

[@tinataylor9327]

Yaaass! Finally found tut for full wrap! Thank you👏🏾

[@JCCreativeStudio]

I have a few others too, a full wrap pencil and just posted a full wrap Grinch inspired one :)

[@gauravagarwal6062]

I got my Lysol labels here....very clear files...no blur gumroad.com/products/GMuER

[@juliegayson7947]

Thank you. They look amazing.

[@ufoquilter86]

I love this for rap waterslide. So question, what is causing the lighter splotches on your waterslide in the blue section on top? I have seen this before but I don’t know what it is. Where can I get full wrap images? They are fabulous by the way, thank you

[@teandragreen1487]

I was wondering same... After thinking on it I wonder if its still damp or air under that part 🤔🤔🤔 but I was curious as well.

[@CozyCraftyVibes]

Thank you for this great tutorial! The cups are beautiful!

[@rovettasturdivant5143]

beautiful idea

[@JCCreativeStudio]

Thank you! 😊

[@milesoldfield9109]

It might be helpful to plug your turner into a foot pedal switch so you're not needing a hand to turn it off and on. It's also handy if you want to pause the turner in the middle of application to adjust your decal. Have you tried adding a surfactant (Jet-Dry, Dawn, etc.) to the water so that it will sheet to the cup rather than bead up as droplets? Also, how durable are the decals? They're no fun if they scratch off at a touch. Thanks for the tutorial!

[@JCCreativeStudio]

Once epoxied they will last as long as the epoxy does, prior to that waterslide is very fragile. I’ve used soapy water when applying large vinyl decals to surfaces but Im not sure how the waterslide paper would react to it. It’s not as durable as vinyl, even left in plain water it breaks down after awhile, especially if clear coat isn’t good. I use mostly white ink transfers now and do a lot of sublimation for full wraps.

[@darendaday6605]

I am so glad I found you!!! I absolutely love your videos!!

[@JCCreativeStudio]

I'm so glad!

[@melonyrosario5811]

Awesome thank you gor sharing

[@JCCreativeStudio]

You are so welcome

[@EA-ei5qs]

I just watched your video, thank you for the tutorial!!!

[@alflores505]

Holy crap I am so late but those are freaking amazing!!!! Thank you so much!!!

[@lynnenc]

Did you epoxy the base before you put the waterslide on?

[@jessiekaja2981]

This was super informative! Thank you so much!

[@bevroberts7372]

thanks for showing

[@SuperNovaRoxy]

What brand of paper do you use?

[@kathywilliams5732]

This helped me so so much. Thank you. First time viewer

[@diannacarmichael7889]

love them…. nice job

[@JCCreativeStudio]

Thank you!

[@lorriehernandez7811]

Is there a special program to use for printing that size? Cricut design space will not print then cut that size

[@KiwanisCreativeCustoms]

I didn't see a link for the waterslide decal transfer paper... Am I over looking it? Great job by the way! I just became a subscriber!

[@craftygirlsrock]

Wonderful tfs 😍

[@sashabritt2990]

Did you use clear or white waterslide paper?

[@MochaShirl]

Okay, I just subbed!!! Thank God I stumbled upon your channel.

[@JCCreativeStudio]

Glad you are here!

[@lewiswashingtond]

Just saw your video… loved it ….I just tried one a coffee mug. Now I see you did it on the tumblers… that’s pretty cool. How long do you wait before you give the tumbler for use? A day or two?

[@missbwwimbley2380]

Beautiful!

[@aliciabryant1625]

Great tutorial! Very well explained

[@maureenprimm3481]

Where can you go to be able to print a full size sheet for the water slide

[@Sooz3112]

Looks amazing. You make it look so easy! Great technique x

[@JCCreativeStudio]

Thank you so much!

[@rachelsrandoms1670]

So if it's a little long is it ok to wrap over the top, or does that need to be cut off so the epoxy can get on the top rim for the seal?

[@chasityhale5702]

Thank you for the video ! I am wanting to order some 30oz fatty Hogg tumblers but I was trying to find out if I could wrap that with a 8.5x11 waterslide ? Or would I need to print larger . TIA !

[@JCCreativeStudio]

I’ve never done a 30oz fatty. You’d need to measure circumference and height. Waterslide only comes is A4 size so you may not be able to do a full wrap

[@JustMe-cy3wg]

Wow wow 🤩!!!!

[@lisaharris7491]

Beautiful 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@mrs.kayehaynes1520]

Newbie here...thanks so much! Thank you for showing us this technique. Can you tell where to order the type of tumblers you are working with 22 oz

[@JCCreativeStudio]

You can find links to all of the supplies I use here: www.giftsbyjc.com/jccreativestudio/supplyshop/

[@thewaltbrownellchannel9318]

Cool, but isnt epoxy kind of toxic to be using on or near food or drink items?

[@JCCreativeStudio]

Fully cured epoxy is safe for food/drinking surfaces

[@maliaclinton4817]

I cannot get my Cricut app to print out the 11x7.375 it keeps saying it’s to large to print :/ how are you printing for this size? I have a 20oz thick straight tumbler and when I print it at A4 the image is to long for the tumbler. Thank you!

[@JCCreativeStudio]

I don’t use cricut software so I’m unsure how to help. I print from Illustrator, but you could try Canva possibly to print your design.

[@mamadubwize]

beautiful work!!! can i substitute something in place of the resin? maybe an acrylic spray of some sort, some other sealer, i can spray on?

[@JCCreativeStudio]

Yolanda Garcia I know others use an automotive grade sealer but I honestly have never worked with it and can’t be much help. Whatever you use needs to be food grade.

[@marilynmabute1181]

I didn't see what kind of resin/sealer you used and how do you prepare it before applying to tumbler.

[@joychagnard9443]

I don’t have FB could you add your templates here on KZbin!! PLEASE!!!

[@FBI9540]

Great video 👌

[@tiffanyr4460]

That is awesome! 👍

[@glendajohnson7534]

I love you videos and nice work can’t wait to try this 🥰🥰

[@marwalkk]

Super nice tumbler Where can I purchase that tumbler Turner?

[@kish3814]

Newbie her...thanks so much!

[@JCCreativeStudio]

My pleasure! Thanks for watching

[@mamatosh05]

Hi, nice job & very detailed. Where did you get the turner that you have your tumbler on in the end? Where it's rotating your tumbler around once finished.

[@JCCreativeStudio]

You can find links to all of the supplies I use here: www.giftsbyjc.com/jccreativestudio/supplyshop/ Thanks for watching!

[@christineweaver524]

I have looked everywhere for these tumblers your using. Where can I find them? It’s Hogg correct? But they are short and beefy looking! Need/want/must have…help

[@christineweaver524]

Duh found it. Loved this video learned so much thank you!

[@honey562012]

Loved your tut! I am going to join your group. Where do you find your decals for the cups? I've seen some pieces of decals when I do google searches but not ones to be able to do the entire cup. Thank you for sharing. De'

[@JCCreativeStudio]

honey562012 I create all of my designs in Illustrator and Photoshop. There is a template in the group for sizing on the fatty cups if you want to create your own

[@ieshiadupes586]

So the 20 oz skinny is also non tapered? That is great

[@williec4406]

Do You have a tutorial on making the wrap

[@christinaavila69]

Omg love it!!!!!

[@jestcy4205]

I need help please! I made one of these (not your logos, but same cup, a full wrap water slide tumbler and the ends of my water slides would not stay down flat! It ruined my entire mug. Any suggestions (what paper they have success with, tips, etc. from anyone would be so much appreciated! Thanks so much!!

[@Jules4ofakind]

Where did you get the image from?

[@carolyndeal7326]

If I'm using a 30 oz skinny what size would I make the water slide decal

[@Divergentdesignz]

If the tumbler is stainless steel (color) can I apply the full wrap waterslide or do I have to coat the tumbler like you did with the white

[@ieshiadupes586]

I think it was a white to start. I saw the white on the website

[@121conan]

Your videos are so easy to follow. Quick question, why do you go over the epoxy with the torch? Is it a personal choice?

[@JCCreativeStudio]

121conan Thanks! When you put on epoxy it has tiny little bubble. The torch pops them so you have a glasslike finish.

[@121conan]

@@JCCreativeStudio Makes sense... thank you

[@lsdemon7773]

@@JCCreativeStudio can a heat gun work to get the bubbles out?

[@annagodfrey4689]

LS DEMON you can use a heat gun you just need to be extremely careful. You don’t want to get your epoxy to hot!! This is just my opinion- but heat guns are better for moving epoxy around. (for beach cups, fire cups, micas, etc. ). instead of a heat gun, I use a torch lighter. They have them at walmart, family dollar, and dollar general for $3. make sure you keep the torch moving and go over your cup very fast.

[@christinatoro1753]

Anna Godfr

[@dianekell5460]

For a laser printer do you still have to spray seal?

[@JCCreativeStudio]

I’m not sure, I use inkjet

[@laylor82]

Thanks for sharing

[@JCCreativeStudio]

Sorry for the late reply, thank you for watching!

[@jennifferswank9738]

So I don't understand. I cannot get the prints to size the size I want them. Says my machine is not compatible with that. None of the wraps I have printed cover the cup. I don't know what I am doing wrong.

[@JCCreativeStudio]

What software are you printing from? I know folks using Cricut software have issues. Are you using A4 waterslide paper?

[@theycallmechar3341]

Thank u for sharing!! New subie!! Loving ur videos!!

[@ElbecerroMendez1998]

What kind of paper is it

[@katranjohan1]

Can I ask what printer you use? My printer always makes lines. Your color is amazing!

[@tamerablei4550]

Go into your printer settings and set it to best quality. It will eliminate those nasty lines.

[@karenpaul4594]

What do you look up for your full image wrap. For your flood coat epoxy how much did you mix all together? Great video. thanks

[@JCCreativeStudio]

I have some available here: www.giftsbyjc.com/product-category/jccreativestudio/diy_svg_printables/

[@Britneymphotography88]

I want make either a outlander or viking series what do i use? Can i use Water slide or do you think i use Vinyl? what your thoughts?

[@pressedimaging]

How do you know what the size is if your using a program other than Cricut?

[@jeannedavis8376]

Thank you for this great tutorial! I’m sorry if I missed it, but what did you do to prep your tumbler before adding your water slide? Is this a stainless steel tumbler just painted white? Thanks

[@JCCreativeStudio]

Yep! I paint white before adding

[@LaneyAnnG]

@@JCCreativeStudio would i have to epoxy the white tumbler before adding the waterslide? :)

[@myrawhite9138]

Where did you get the tumble turner at? I have not got brave enough to do the whole cut. Great video.

[@melissaholloway9600]

Stainless steel Depot

[@tinataylor9327]

Did you paint the tumbler or is white acrylic?

[@JCCreativeStudio]

I painted them white

[@pamelaparada1]

Why do you use a torch?

[@pbaloga]

what size paper do you use for a 20 cup?

[@lisachiton9904]

Straight to the point. Thank you! What kind of printer do you have?

[@JCCreativeStudio]

Epson 3520 Workforce is what I use for waterslides

[@amandaheider4289]

@@JCCreativeStudio how do you get it to print bigger than 9.25x6.75??

[@JCCreativeStudio]

@@amandaheider4289 My printer and software are both set on A4 paper and I select borderless printing.

[@hevenly11]

So awesome where can I get the images from

[@lisabutler6442]

Any suggestions....my water slide image always goes on crooked no matter how hard I try, it never lines up

[@kelseymurphy9515]

Lisa Butler make sure you’re using a completely cylinder cup. same size all the way down.

[@debbiemorris5707]

Where do you find the graphics to do this or do you create your own?

[@sianfisher1170]

supply link isnt opening :(

[@sisprattthompson8885]

Is the waterslide white or clear?

[@medic2871]

wonderful video! where do you get your svgs for your printouts?

[@janinemorris6508]

What tumblers did you use . I can’t find them in your link . You said 22 oz fatty Hogg. Is that right ?

[@JCCreativeStudio]

Yes, 22oz fatty from HOGG, Stainless Steel Depot is the site

[@crystalfrankovic2187]

Can you type something up and use the fonts to do a water slide?

[@JCCreativeStudio]

Definitely. Anything you can create and print can be put onto a waterslide

[@monicascullion1030]

What do you print from? What kind of program? Cricut doesn’t let us prong that large

[@JCCreativeStudio]

I print from Illustrator, but you could try Canva if design space won’t work. It’s a free design app

[@kellymajor162]

What printer do you use for the water slide?

[@JCCreativeStudio]

kelly major I have and Epson 3520 and a 3720, both are inkjet

[@ieshiadupes586]

Do you know of any other straight cups. I hate the tapered for full wraps

[@JCCreativeStudio]

I use the 22oz Fatty cups or the 20oz skinny cups from Stainless Steele Depot

[@stacyhaxel4214]

Can you share the Red Bull template!! 😊

[@beautytrendz101]

Hi there, I have been trying to find it without bothering to comment and ask but where can I find or even buy these amazing redbull designs for the water slide? These are amazing and I LOVE redbull! Thank you!

[@listen_lynndah4288]

You can Google them, change the dimensions to match whatever you're putting them on and print.

[@JCCreativeStudio]

www.giftsbyjc.com/product-category/jccreativestudio/diy_svg_printables/

[@alsjka]

Don’t have Facebook can u put the files on your tube?

[@solsken30]

Hello, Do you use inkjet printer or laser printer ?

[@JCCreativeStudio]

I use A4 inkjet waterslide: www.amazon.com/Sheets-Inkjet-Transparent-Printer-Transfer/dp/B06XP7NZ62/ref=as_sl_pc_tf_til?tag=jccreative-20&linkCode=w00&linkId=58c036eb7b349529a8596ae7faf40aa0&creativeASIN=B06XP7NZ62

[@irasemacalderon7801]

That print from the redbull is that sublimation ink and where can you get the paper for the full wrap waterslide?

[@JCCreativeStudio]

These were all done with waterslide transfers then epoxy added but I do sublimation ones as well. Same art can be used on either substrate.

[@mrs.conscious]

@@JCCreativeStudio Hi, using regular inkjet or laser ? Thx

[@savagetwin52]

Wonderful tutorial❤❤❤

[@JCCreativeStudio]

Thank you for watching!

[@dsadasey]

What kind of printer do you have? I have new printer and my water slide gets Jammed all the time.

[@JCCreativeStudio]

Dion Epson workforce 3520

[@kimeastman3032]

Is it better to have an ink jet printer or a laser printer

[@weirdolala5245]

I don’t think it matters because you seal it 3 times with the finish spray anyway

[@monicascullion1030]

Do you spray krylon on front or back of print

[@JCCreativeStudio]

You clear coat the top of your waterslides

[@victoriastroman-tyler1916]

Great tutorial! Where did you purchase the tumbler?

[@JCCreativeStudio]

Victoria Stroman-Tyler You can find all my suppliers here: www.giftsbyjc.com/jccreativestudio/supplyshop/

[@sheeka85]

Did you use a inkjet printer or laserjet printer? And it just amazing I love it.

[@JCCreativeStudio]

Inkjet, Epson WF 3520 for waterslides

[@ieshiadupes586]

I have heard if you use a laser printer you don't have to seal it?

[@JCCreativeStudio]

@@ieshiadupes586 I only have inkjet but I have heard the same, but to be honest just for ease of laying and pliability I think I would seal either way

[@kaylablondin5695]

So sorry if I missed it but could you tell how you were able to print a full sheet of waterslide? Every time I print, it just prints a smaller square. Thanks!

[@JCCreativeStudio]

There must be something gin your print settings or software resizing your art to the page. Make sure none of the scaling options are selected. I select A4 paper and "Do not scale" in my print window.

[@rachelsellars7193]

Mine print only at 6.75 in too cricut says that this biggest I. Can go on print. What am I doing wrong

[@kaylablondin5695]

@@rachelsellars7193 I've started printing some of my waterslides in Microsoft word so that it will let me use the full page. But that's ONLY if I'm not using the cut option on the print and cut. (If I don't need the cricut to cut the picture(s). You do have to change the page setup to the size of your waterslide paper. I think a lot of them are size A4.

[@dsadasey]

Try opening image in word document and resize, don’t use DS