If you're into crafts that require patience, making a DIY glitter tumbler will be right up your alley. I have to admit I just recently made my first stainless steel tumbler with vinyl and glitter and I learned a thing or two.Considering that it can be an intimidating project, I thought I'd pass along what I learned making my first glitter tumbler in this beginner tutorial. Read more »

Wondering how to start a tumbler business as a complete beginner? Here's a step by step on how to make money selling tumblers.

This is a list of the best tumbler making supplies I have found. This list is especially helpful for newbie tumbler makers.

Make a DIY glitter tumbler with resin using these step by step directions. This is an easy project that anyone can make! #diy #glitter #tumbler #resin #epoxy

In today’s tutorial, I’ll show you how to make your own rainbow ombre rhinestone tumbler! This is one of my favorite rhinestone projects to date. The patter...

Learn what you need and tips on how to make sublimation tumblers in your convection oven in less than 10 minutes! When I first converted my Epson printer for sublimation (you can watch the video and learn how to convert an EcoTank printer here) the project I was most excited about making were sublimation tumblers!

Get easy tips for using DIY vinyl decals for tumblers. This easy vinyl craft project makes a great gift for friends and family.

This beginner's guide about how to make epoxy tumblers will have you on your way to beautiful tumblers in no time.

Overexposure to epoxy for tumblers causes several serious health issues. Here are the various methods on how to seal a glitter tumbler without epoxy.

In this tutorial, we'll show you how to etch a tumbler - without using a laser. Instead, we're using an inexpensive product you can get at your local hardware store! You can find the Good Vibes Only design we used to create our custom tumbler, in the September 2022 Design Bundle. You will need a powder coated tumbler. Cut out your stencil with your Cricut, Silhouette Cameo, or ScanNCut - we used Oracal 651 for our stencil design. Weed the stencil by removing the parts that you'll cover with…