Tumbler dipping diy

Hyrdo dipped tumblers are one of my favorites to make because the results are not only beautiful but every single one is completley unique! Head over to the blog wher I'm sharing a full tutorial on how to do this fun technique for yourself.

Hydro dipping tumblers is a fun and easy way to decorate tumblers. Learn how to make one of a kind unique painted tumblers now!

Hydro dipping looks easy and straightforward but if you don’t do it correctly you can end up with a bad and blotchy paint job that doesn’t look nearly as good as you would like. There are some common hydro dipping mistakes that people that lead to a poor outcome. By avoiding these mistakes you increase […]

Learn how to make a custom hydrographic gator skin tumbler with hydro dip film. Hydro Dip Film is a water transfer hydrographic that has been printed onto a water-soluble sheet. Once sprayed with an activator, the hydrographic adheres to the surface of whatever it touches. This water transfer graphic can be used on tumblers, shoes, hard plastics, wood, glass and many other types of material.

Hydro-dip Anything! : Hydro-dipping is such a cool art technique, and the end result is so cool! I hydro-dipped a plant pot and super cool homemade string coasters (visit that project here!), but you can hydro-dip pretty much anything from planters to AirTags.

Have you been wondering how to hydro dip? We have a very simple but fun tutorial so you can learn all about hydro dipping.

These easy to make DIY Hydro dipped ornaments are a perfect way to personalize your Christmas decor. Up-cycle old ornaments or make new ones. These easy DIY hydro dipped ornaments are fun to make and one of a kind.

Hydro Dipping: For this project we decided to hydro dip mason jars and make them into flower vases. The process of hydro dipping uses hydro(water) and paint filament to coat any type of material that has a base coat. In this process we concluded that you should: …

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Painting my first canvas was fun but wow, did I mix up a crazy amount of paint. Far, far too much. I hate to let anything go to waste so it was the perfect opportunity for a big dipping session. I thought I might get 3 or 4 tiles out of my big puddle of paint, but it ended up being so much more!