How to Make a Fabric Tumbler with Mod Podge and Epoxy / Patterned Material Tumblers Tutorial

Learn how to make your own DIY fabric tumblers with this step by step tutorial. These tumblers are super easy to make and are almost fool proof, so they're great for beginner tumbler makers! There are so many different patterned fabric materials, the possibilities are seriously endless!


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TUMBLERS ("Skinny"/"Straight" 20 oz)- https://amzn.to/3gbto3g
but if you plan on ordering a large order of tumblers, check out some small business tumbler suppliers (like Mother Tumbler or The Steel Magnolia)

EXACTO BLADE- https://amzn.to/3fNLyt6

FABRIC MATERIAL- I bought this material at Walmart, but I definitely recommend checking out JoAnns and Hobby Lobby (PRO TIP- shop the sales)

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SPONGE BRUSHES- https://amzn.to/3z1qKpx

EPOXY/RESIN-
medium size:
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OR
large size:
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SILICONE MEASURING CUPS (comes with mats and other tools)-
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POPSICLE STICKS-
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