#resin tumbler

[geekrenaissance]

My tumbler experiment is going so well! I'm just finishing my first batch, & they're so cute! Damn near impossible to pick a fave!

These are going to be at a lower price, since I'm still learning... but they're damn near perfect! Grab these for a super steal!

All ready to go! Check em out & feel free to reblog! Sharing is caring, & I need that lovin!

[arengnera]

The Flesh Dress

All of the fabric for this was reclaimed from curtains, scraps, tights, discarded tule from a local highschool prom that I snatched up like a horrible little vulture. The boning in the bodice was done with huge zip-ties but I’m not convinced getting real sewable boning wouldn’t have been worth it. The channels on the reinforcement were a bit of a bitch. The swords I also forged myself, but this ain’t about them. A lot of (mostly fake) blood, sweat and tears went into this one and I’m super pleased with the results. Huge shout out to @spoonbendersanonymous​ who was kind enough to lend me the fake blood, their anatomical text book, and had me sit down to watch Bride of Reanimator for inspiration.

Process photos and bonus photoshoot pictures below the cut!

Original sketches! A lot of me trying to figure out how to make boning look like bones while maintaining a classic shape. I said edwardian on the sketch but it honestly might be Victorian I'm really not sure. This was a combined art project for one of my classes, the idea was using old fashioned mourning traditions and clothes in a modern and campy way, to complain about how much capitalism erodes our time to mourn. At least that’s what I told the professor, It’s really about making a weird and off putting dress first and foremost.

Tape pattern and paper pattern! This was my first time doing this so don't take thus as any sort of guide.

It worked though, as shown by the world’s worst corset fitting - the pink thing on my arm was where I was planning on putting the upper sleeve, I was trying to see if my poof was good since my sleeves were a lot thinner and a lot longer than what would have been optimal for the amount of poof I wanted, I had to do some work around with the fabric I had

Now I’m just bragging about getting eyelets to look clean and good for once in my life. If I was going to do anything different about this though, I would ad more eases in the back, because I need to contort horribly to get out of the bodice, I fit it too well

This bad boy was really the crux of the whole project. The entire thing was a pun so I could applique an anatomically accurate heart on a sheer sleeve.

This was was it’s intermediary stage, where I was suddenly very much out of time for the first deadline and had to put off adding all of the gore I wanted to, so the simple applique heart had to do. The skirt itself was way less poofy than I would have liked, and didn’t quite give the silhouette I wanted. I ended up going with the train because the under skirt isn’t actually connected in the back. Thus is the nature of working with weird panels of curtains you’ve already cut into for a few other projects. God bless the thrift store curtain section.

The guts were made by sewing together sheer tights, and filling them with polyfill. Here they are, before they were stippled with liquid flesh colored latex and soaked in fabric paint - and after where you can see all that extra TEXTURE

I was able to use it for another project though, and I was very happy with the beading work here, although I did end up losing my biggest strand at some point.

Here’s my makeup test! I played around with doing some blood red lips but decided the blueish corpse look was better. Fun fact! I drove home wearing a sweatshirt that says “I heart corpse desecration” on it through the snow storm, and pulled over to offer some guy a hand with his car, forgetting I still looked like this. He turned me down.

The face of someone who can definitely be trusted for road side assistance. - Also I was posing as the two of swords tarot illustration for the final gallery exhibit.

[jessiarts]

Just posting this cup I worked on with my mom awhile back. Thought it was neat.

(Backstory: my mom has a hobby making tumblers and she thought this one was ruined when the resin went drippy before curing. I convinced her it wasn't a lost cause and came up with this by leaning into it and making the drips more visible with paint and changing it to a pink->purple gradient (it was mostly pink before). Then I just added glow in the dark as a bonus because I know she likes it.)

[vsmcourt]

Etsy

[etxaaron]

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Snow globe cup with pink glitter & flamingos inside!

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[artracrafts]

A very easy way of removing resin from the tumbler creation you're not really happy about.

Full How-To video on my YouTube channel.

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[brycesstudio]

Here’s a recent one I did for a friend that does animal rescue!🥰🥰

[tiffyfoundsomething]

So I ordered one of the Lord of the Rings Miniverse balls.

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You might remember the whole Miniverse line was recalled recently, and these have a different resin that's supposed to comply with regulations the older resin did not comply with. So they already knew before the recall.

I've been warned this new resin does NOT cure.

It's supposed to come with a tip for the resin bottle and a micro funnel because the mold is itty bitty and nearly impossible to fill otherwise...

Finger for comparison... My nozzle was missing, so I didn't even try to work with the resin it came with and used my own. The tiny crucible resin bottle looks like a coffee pot or edgy tumbler.

The mold is EXTREMELY difficult to fill because it's so small and narrow and I struggled with my thicker UV resin.

I got "Elven Dagger" which is rather generic, but it did come with two hilts so I could try twice and this little box of tiny tools which are, IMO, the best part of the whole thing. The "file" has sandpaper glued to it so it actually works, and the vial is metallic powder.

I'm starting to think no one at MGA actually knows how UV resin works because the instructions say to coat the inside of the mold with the silver powder, fill it, plop the hilt on the top, and cure.

With the already too-opaque mold coated in powder and a cap over the only area that ISN'T coated in powder, there's no way for UV light to get to the resin.

So I didn't do that.

What I did do was mix up some glow-powder and mica into clear resin and cast that.

The piece is so thin and narrow that even after curing it was bendable. There were two large air bubbles; one right at the tip of the dagger and one near the hilt. I tried to patch them in but had some trouble...

The hilt popped right out of the resin while I was attempting to demold which was a pain, but it did cure.

Anyway, here's my messed up elven dagger, which is even more messed up because I ended up coating it with some UV builder gel to keep the tip on and THAT didn't feel like curing all the way, either, so I rubbed mica on one side to get rid of the persistent stickiness that was JUST on that side.

The hilt popped out again even though I tried reattaching it with more resin. That would be irritating if it didn't mean I can try again as many times as I want.

The end result is underwhelming and took an hour longer than the whole project needed to, but the little crate of tools is really fun.

[denial-permanente]

Plastic, resin, and stainless steel (obviously) don't rust or stain, but what about locks? They seem to be brass, bronze, or copper (at least, the neat little ones, not the rattly external padlocks), how does one keep them from degrading?

Also, looking at how crude the designs were even ten years ago makes me glad I live now. This interest cannot have been fun in the earlier days, some of those older designs look like they easily weigh 200 grams or more, all suspended from the last place anyone wants to suspend weight.

🔒 Tom here. Yes, there are an amazing number of cage styles and materials now. Back when I first got involved, we had to make our own cages from mastodon tusks and pterodactyl wings.

Locks, for the most part, are brass, and fairly resistant to the mild elements that most wearers would expose them to. While they might become a little bit discolored, it won't affect the operation.

I have to stress that the good, German made Burg Wachter ME/2 barrel locks are great. Unfortunately, most of the ME/2 Chinese knock offs are absolutely horrible, and will fail - sometimes before you've even had a chance to use them. You can tell the crappy ones because the tumblers and springs are held in with a cheap stamped strip of brass. The better ones use individually pressed brass pins to hold each spring & tumbler.

I still maintain that stainless steel cages are easier to clean than plastic, and while they are heavier, some new designs are lighter weight than older cages, and (in my opinion) are still the best choice for permanent wear.

[das-blut]

I MADE LAVA LAMP TUMBLERS. go buy one

[prideful-things-shop]

Eeveelution Snowglobe Tumbler

What better way to catch them all than with a cup that features not one, not two, but ALL eeveelutions, including Eevee itself?

“This Eeveelution Snowglobe Tumbler is a fun and interactive way to show off your pokemon pride and stay hydrated! Featuring a double-walled plastic cup filled with rainbow glitter suspended in a mixture of water and glue and sealed with UV Resin, this cup is a great addition to any pokemon trainer's adventures! This item will be stocked periodically, but the creator is a slowpoke, so if you truly want to catch it, it's best to do it sooner rather than later!”

[belovedcorvid]

Even though painting ( read: loss of control ) gives me anxiety I really like taking painting courses because I'm a nerd about instructional documents and I really like seeing people take the same set of steps but interpret them so differently. Mine's the curly one on the far right btw:

I also made a turned resin tumbler and this tiny punch needle furby and he turned out as wonky as I wanted him to be:

[fancassticfiction]

I have some fun teacher stories for you from this week. Tonight's tales include Sleep Token chats, students keeping it so real, and an Aztec death whistle. (Warning: it's a bit long because I have a ton of stories.)

First, the Sleep Token stories.

Most recent one first! I have a cup. It's one of the resin tumblers that everyone who wants a side hustle has started making, but this one has the cover of Take Me Back to Eden on it. I think it's cool. One of my students saw it while I was taking a sippy-sip (because hydrate or die-drate). One of my students saw it, and he just laughs. I look at him and immediately clock why he is laughing.

Why did it make him laugh?

Well first off, I have a cup of the Seven Inches of Satanic Panic cover, so my having band cups is not new for them. It's just so typical of me, honestly.

Secondly, my students and I have been nerding it out about Sleep Token for weeks. Even though I regularly wear band merch (ST included), my students were surprised to find some Sleep Token songs already existed on our class playlist. One of my students requested a bunch of their songs for our classroom playlist. I have a Microsoft form where students can request new songs for our playlist whenever they want, and she smiled one day and said "Miss ______, you should really check the request form. I think you'll like what I chose."

I was wearing one of their shirts. I saw her requests. "Chickadee (I call my students that), two of those are already on the playlist." Her face lights up as she exclaims, "Wait, really?!?!?!"

"Yup, I'll add the rest of your requests though."

"Thank you! Are there any other songs of theirs on there?"

"I think I put 'Dark Signs' on there already." I ended up adding "The Summoning", "Alkaline", and "Take Me Back to Eden" for this student.

Returning back to the student who laughed about my cup, he asked me to pick a number between 1-10 one day during lunch. I immediately blurt out "4". No hesitation. I'm always here for some chaos.

"Oh of course this is what she would pick". He turns his phone to me to show me that I had picked the next artist he would listen to, and I saw Vessel on that screen. We then proceed the spend the whole 10 minutes of my lunch duty freaking out because he had heard about the doxxing and clearing of Instagram saga. The teacher I was on duty with just looks at us, confused.

Then Wednesday, my comics class was with me while I waited in the Ticketmaster queue for tickets. Tickets went on sale at 10. My planning period ended at 10:05...I had to wait in the queue a bit. We all sat in tense anticipation until the tickets were bought. They were supposed to be working on a project, but a whole group of my seniors were watching, crowded around my desk. We cheered when the tickets were obtained. This leads to my students later in the day being shocked that their English teacher is not boring.

Students Keeping It Real

I love the kids these days. They keep it so real with you. One of my students, who I've built a strong rapport with, was spending her lunch with me and my teacher bestie in her classroom. She and my teacher bestie were discussing how they used to not get long when she turns her attention to me:

"Miss _____, I'm really sorry. Before actually getting to know you, I though you were going to be a mean teacher. Like you were always in the hallways telling us to get to class and to stop kissing in the hallways. But, you know, you're actually one of the nicest teachers, and I, like, love you."

"Well thanks, hun." I was a bit confused, but this is not the first time her first impression of me had me stunned. Earlier in the week, about the time of the cup's debut, she heard me mentioning how I was hoping to get tickets for the tour. Her jaw drops.

"You go to concerts?!?!?!"

"Honey, you had a substitute for two days near the beginning of year, remember? I was at a Ghost concert."

"Are you for real?" I nod slowly to her in reply, eyebrow quirked as I try not to laugh at her shock. "Miss _____, imma be real with you. I didn't think you were cool like that."

Ouch.

For our, final story: the Aztec death whistle.

I have a student who goes to a vocational school for half the day where he gets to work on computers and such. That includes the chance to use a 3d printer. Now this child is an eccentric one. He's a bit of edgelord (affectionate), but he's charming as can be. He can annoy the heck our of you (he does it intentionally), but you just can't be mad at him.

Now, the lovely (and odd) little chickadee of mine decided to 3d print an Aztec death whistle.

And you should already be able to see where this is going.

He came into class, right after lunch. While I was talking to another student at my desk, he sneakily pulls out the whistle and blows into it.

Now before Friday, January 26th, 2024, I had never heard an Aztec death whistle in person. Now that has changed, and I can tell you...

those fuckers are loud.

All throughout the halls you can hear teachers, principals, and students freaking out while he begins silently laughing.

"Miss ______, it was an aztec death whistle." I'm stunned for only a second before my mouth (and my accent) beats my brain to the punch.

"Why the heck do you have an Aztec death whistle?!?!!?"

He merely shrugs. Another student I taught last year pops their head in panicking as they ask if I'm okay.

"Yeah, I'm fine. This chucklehead has an Aztec death whistle," I turn back to him saltier than a pretzel, "which he is putting on my desk until the end of class because I'm having a panic attack now." The student who was worried turns back to the teachers and the principal in the hallway to explain.

"Sorry, Miss _____." A pause. "It is pretty cool though, right? I 3d printed it in class."

"it is actually pretty cool."

[yankyouryarn]

Make sure you block your calendar for May 20-21 to visit Wildlife West Nature Park in Edgewood, New Mexico!

Always lots of Vendors selling everything from raw wool, roving and yarn (natural colors to dyed and hand painted) to finished fiber products-crocheted, knitted, woven and felted, hand crafted fiber tools and loom, dinosaur art, tin spanish art, goat milk soap, Amigurumi, knitting and crochet needles, handmade jewelry, resin keychains, acrylic and oil paintings, coffee mugs, tumblers, glass cutting boards, natural weavings, and lots more-all made by skilled artisans! You’ll have a chance to see live animals on both days-alpacas, llamas, debouillet sheep, F1 Valais Blacknose sheep (OMG THESE GUYS ARE SO CUTE I COULD PLOTZ), Shetland Sheep, Rambouillet sheep, NAVAJO CHURRO SHEEP, Cashgora goats and more!

Come join us May 20th & 21st

10:00-5:00 on Saturday

10:00-4:00 on Sunday

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