double sided adhesive sheets for tumblers

It’s my favorite, the two Different tones of gold.

Still, I love all these colors, the snake print, and the leopard. They would get their custom cup, and then you could finish the epoxy. I think that would be so cute and fun for kids. I think they would have a blast, and you could cut their name out like this where it’s their name in the center. If you were doing like some kind of birthday party or like a group project thing with kids, this would be so much fun because it’s kind of foolproof once you get the shape tape on there, of course, so if you wanted to help them with the shape, the tape gets that on there let the kids do the foil. I thought this would be such a great idea for kids. I intentionally wanted it to kind of look random, thrown on there, nothing perfect, nothing like even stripes, nothing, none of that, completely unexpected is what I was going for, so lay the strip down, press where you want, and rip it off very simple while. You’re not going to make it perfect unless you want perfect lines, triangles, or anything. You can do whatever colors you like and stick them on randomly. I picked all the brown, tan, gold, and in that color range. I have a little set of nail foils that I got from amazon that was cheap.

So now we have our shape tape on the cup, which is the fun part. So I cut out that little piece removed the backing, and stuck it on Amazon. I was going to fold it back down, but I decided to cut it off and do it separately because, yeah, trying to fold it back down would not work. So you can see the middle of the flipped-up. So we get a nice smooth tape surface, so you’ll peel that tape off the top layer. So I run my hand down the middle and smooth it towards the ends. I feel like I end up with a straighter line this way. I like to anchor it at the top while standing up and holding it in place. For some reason, I forgot to peel off the back of the d and the middle part of the t, so you’ll see that in a minute, but for now, I’m going to stick it on my tumbler. So it’s a little more tricky than working with vinyl because of vinyl. If you don’t get the sticky layer, you will be unable to put it in your cup. You want to make sure you get the tacky layer. So now we are peeling the sticky and the top layer off the backing. So again, remove the sticky and the top layer wherever we don’t want. I don’t know what is on it, but I loved the idea of cutting out the word, not the word itself. I am weeding out the letters, the square’s tacky, and the top layer. I’m not sure what it is for Qriket, because I only have a silhouette. If you need it, I will put the size of the cutting settings below for silhouette. So we’re not going to be using the letters but the square around them. I cut out a wild and did a square around it. It is my fave, and I love it so much, so put that on there so we can move on to our next step. Again, this is the thick one-to-one formula. Once that was dry, I did two coats of the paint and went in with my artistry epoxy fast set. You want to use flat white, not the blossom white or whatever it is that will yellow your epoxy and make it look not good, so use the flat white but do it all over a white base. This is a 20-ounce skinny, and I am just spray painting it pure white this is the flat white from Rustoleum. Hey guys, I am starting with a prepped tumbler.

Double sided adhesive sheets for tumblers