Easy Marble on Stainless Tumblers

Join Violet Doodles Boutique for three project cups using Easy Marble by Marabu to create fun and easy designs.

Easy Marble is a solvent-based paint used with water to create quick and elegant marbled patterns on either flat surfaces or dimensional objects.

Be sure to tag your creations with #MadeWithMarabu

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Products used during the video:

Easy Marble used: Crystal Clear, Turquoise, Amethyst, Black, White, Dark Ultramarine, Azure Blue, Light Blue, Aqua Green, Silver, Lavender

Tumblers used: Hogg 20oz, Hogg 30oz, Hogg 22oz Fatty

Glitter used: Shelby by Featherbear Bling

Mica used: Chameleon Mica 4 by Mr. Nola's Glitter

Epoxy used: Alumilite Clear Cast

Other supplies:
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[SouthernArtist]

Excellent work. You’re a very good teacher, thanks.

[savagetwin]

All questions answered. Drying times and sealant issues are crucial to newbies like me. Big fat hug and kisses ❤❤❤. BTW, I have the starter kit and about 10 other colors including 2 clears. Big failure first time out. But now, I will have successes!

[constantlyevolving]

These are I love how easy, yet, thorough your tutorials are; which makes it easy for beginners like myself. I've always wanted to try this method but had no clue where to begin. Thank you very much, you are so appreciated! 💖

[Aliceballard]

Great video. Best one I have seen and I have seen many. Thank you

[Beccasmac]

I love your tutorial and that your using Mr. Nola’s!

[minicaestilette]

Omgg, I love the first one you dipped... Beautiful

[mamajoeschaffer]

I loved watching this. Your smile is beautiful and your directions, coupled with your calm voice, and clear instructions made it easy for me to follow and ready to try it myself.

[brookeboyett]

Very beautiful turn outs!...I must say though, I've always been able to go straight to the epoxy immediately after dipping my cups using the oil based paints and never had any problems getting the epoxy to adhere to my paints. Must be something different in the products. I know all things are made differently 🤷‍♀ but nevertheless your cups are absolutely stunning! Great job! Thanks for sharing🙂

[ilovelucy]

very pretty. I am binging on tumbler videos. Want to start making them myself.

[sharonmorgan]

Wonderful how to video. Very easy to follow. You did a great job Angie. Colors I would like to see are Red, Black, and silver.

[TREWHIT]

I love how yours turned out. I tried for the first time today. #EPICFAIL. I used orange with a dark blue base. I assume they can only be used with light colored cups.

[agonz]

watching so many tutorial videos! I love this one, so cool and informative! thank you!!

[stephanievilar]

OMG! I amazing video! Quick and to the point! You answered all my questions! Thank you so much!

[BigGuyCustoms]

Thanks for the minwax knowledge. I thought my epoxy had gone bad.

[calissaobviouslycannotdeci]

I'm new to your channel and I love these!

[marizag]

I did mine fir the very first time n omg half of the tumbler turn out awesome n the other half was a disaster paint was clumsy can u help me with this issues I really Lov u cups they turn out awesome great job 👌

[avogel]

I know this is an old video, but I was wondering what that beautiful pink glitter color is!

[ashp]

Got the paints and a glitter tumbler ready to go, but I have a question. I lightly sanded my glitter tumbler so that it is nice and smooth. Should I apply a thin coat of epoxy before I dip? I was wondering with the translucent marble paints if my sand marks may show if I didn't add another layer of epoxy (kind of like with water slides) but wasn't sure. Thanks, and those tumblers are beautiful!

[meganvinson]

This might be a silly question but: Do you apply the epoxy twice at One time then let it sit for 2 hours and then take the tape off. Or do you do 1 coat take the tape off after a couple hours let it cure then re tape it and repeat the process?.

[lakishiabussell]

If you wanted to add a decal where in the process would you do that?