If you want to see how to make a rhinestone filled 16 ounce snowglobe tumbler

If you want to see how to make a rhinestone filled 16 ounce snowglobe tumbler. I just got an amber alert. Anyway. So, this snow globe is kind of infamous on my page. It caused so much drama the last time I shared it. Even down to someone saying that that wasn't the stones I was using that I was sharing. Girl, it's literally the link that I wanted. The stones from. But anyway, for this, this is probably one of the easiest snow globes you would ever make. The hardest part is finding the right stones. So I have found that you can use 3mm and 4mm in the 16 ounce snow globe cups. The walls on your 16 ounce cups are much thicker. There's different ways to do it. I have tried it with a funnel. I can't really get it in with a funnel. So, you know, you do not have to degas these cups. You have to shake it. I know some people use massage guns, and that's going to help you kind of just, you know, wiggle the stones ultimately, because what's going to happen in the beginning, after you move your cup a little bit, the stones move. So you just want to get as much in as you possibly can. I keep moving them all to the side away from the hole so that we can keep getting more in. Now, these stones are super hot pink. I don't know how well it is on your phone, but I can see it on the camera. But these stones are fun. They're diamond shaped. They're not flat backs. They're like little sphere. But like I said, 3 millimeter, 4 millimeter seem to fit in the 16 ounce cups. I do get mine from the forest. And the ones that I have gotten, I can get like two cups out of one. So you might need to add a small up charge when you're creating these for your customers. But you guys, the glitter we use is extremely expensive. I don't know that it is any more expensive to make one with glitter and solution. When you factor in the cost, it's probably about the same. This is much less mess. The stones go in super easy. It's just a little headache trying to get it all fixed. But it's not difficult at all. And let me know if you've made one. How do you make it? Now, here's my pointer on my UV DTF. I give you the same pointer every single video. Trim the edges. Use masking tape to get it straight because you're crooked. You're crooked. I was scared this one was crooked. But if it feels like there's any type of fold in your wrap and it's not really a fold, but if it feels like there's anywhere then you don't have it straight. Ask me how I know. I'm teaching you all the things not to do. Guys, if you haven't noticed, I'm really trying a lot of things for the first time. Not the thing in particular, but the method. That's what we're doing. If you've made one, make sure to drop a picture of your most recent craft. Let me know where you're watching from. Tell me what you think about this cup. What do you want to see next? That's like five questions for y'all, okay? Thank you all so much. If you don't, make sure to like and follow and have a great Monday, guys.