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If you need some inspiration, here are a few samples of what IÂ have done in the past. Please follow my Instagram @Pour_Amour_Art
Special Occasion themed tumblers currently offered:
Baby Shower
Wedding
Anniversary
Graduation
Teacher Appreciation
*If you have a question on a particular theme that is not listed here please contact me before you place an order
-Thanks
Products used
The beauty in custom work is that it reflect each persons character and personality. All of my designs are used for commercial use. I do not accept any trademark or copyrighted images or requests.
Pour Amour Art Designs strives on using the best quality materials available. See below the most common products i currently use and how it affects your design.
Resin-
Counter Culture DIY. I am not an affiliate with them but i love love love using their Artist Resin for top coats and tumblers. I use their Hard Cast Resin for molds and flower preservation. All resin used is FDA Food Safe
Tumblers-
I use Makerflo Crafts for all my tumblers. I am an affiliate with them. I do get a small commission when you order tumblers with them using my link
Glitter-
I will admit i am a glitter snob. I use anyone and everyone's glitter lol. My most used is probably Glitter Chimp and Peachy Olive Glitters. I do use Walmart glitter and Michael's as well.
Mica Powders
Mica is a natural stone mineral with shiny flakes. When mica is ground into a powder, you get mica powder. Mica powders are therefore sparkly, sort of like very fine glitter. They're used to give a metallic or shimmery pearl-like effect. Requesting this on your tumbler is a great alternative to regular glitter
Alcohol Ink
Alcohol inks are fast-drying, highly pigmented, alcohol-based inks that are great to use on any hard, non-porous surface including glass, metal, plastic, ceramic, stone, leather and polymer clay. I love using ink on tumblers because you can get so many swirls and different patterns you can't get anywhere else.
Mix n Match Styles
The beauty of a customer tumbler is that you can mix n match styles. I love doing this because it adds depth and dimension. In the picture below is a combination of glitter, mica powers and a waterslide image.
