FALL BRIDE BLUSH MATTE FINISH Tumbler Tutorial! Day 6 of 10 Days of Fall!

https://youtu.be/2W4LMKxtAmY Hello everyone, welcome to day six of my ten days of fall. So today's tutorial is one for all of your fall brides. I think fall weddings are so beautiful. I didn't have one, but I just love the colors, and there's something about fall weddings that I'm obsessed with. So first and foremost, the cup itself is just stunning with the gold lid and the kind of dusty pink color strap. I'm giving away the paint I used for this and the epoxy to go with it, so check out the details below for the giveaway, and don't forget to come back tomorrow for day seven. All right, let's get into the tutorial. I'm starting with this Hydro pure tall water bottle style of 20 ounces. These are from Target. They have a couple of different colors. I think they have black and maybe navy, but I love them. I believe they are such a great style and wildly different, and I love the gold lid so much that I'm going in with color-fast naked paint. I thought it would be perfect for a bride, so I'm just using one of our large brushes to apply it. It's just a fluffy makeup brush and gives you the smoothest application. Thank you. I did a second paint coat so we would have 100 Pure Color. No spots are showing through. Then I went on with my Artistry one-to-one fast-set epoxy for our first layer of epoxy. Then I cut out some vinyl. I just did the bride and white and some pompous grass in this pearl final. It is so pretty. It's from Michael's. I don't remember what brand it is, but it's just called Pearl. It's gorgeous right now, so just put the bride on there, and you could just use any font. I think I did this on an app, but I wanted something kind of cursive and pretty without being too much, and it's a little more like handwriting-Esque. If you will, I'm just putting that on the side and making sure it went all the way to the bottom and the pompous grass vinyl. It took forever to cut out, and I was nervous. I was like, "Is this going to work?" But it worked. It cuts it out nicely, and it's beautiful. So yeah, I was so pleased with how it came out, I did another one on the top, and then, because it didn't go all the way to the top rim, I added another little piece of a cup like this light-colored. This is so easy, you barely have to do anything, and they turn out. But this was super easy, and it turned out beautifully in a matte finish. You can see as it dries, it's completely flat, and this is how it turned out. I am in love with this cup. It is pretty simple but also stunning, and I just love it. I love the colors, the style, and the gold lid. It all came together beautifully, and I hope you guys liked it. Don't forget to check out all my other fall videos, and I will see you at the next one. Bye.