FOIL LEOPARD AND GOLD MUG Tumbler Tutorial! Day 7th 10 Days of Fall!

https://youtu.be/9WI793uV8W0 Hey guys, welcome to day seven of my 10 days of fall. Today we have the cutest little mug. I just love how this turned out. These mugs are, uh, stainless steel. I did get this from Amazon quite a while ago. It's just a mug by itself. It doesn't have a lid, but I know many stainless cup places have mugs like this with the top and everything. I will link to these down below, but this one is just from Amazon by itself. This one is just from Amazon by itself. I love the distressed look of it. I love the tiny animal print in colors, and it's very fall. So don't forget to come back for day eight tomorrow, and let's get into the tutorial. So starting with a stainless steel mug I got from Amazon, it was nice and clean, so I just prepped it with mattify and an abrasive pad. I'm ripping it off. It's not working so well with the leopard, and the other was not working. It was peeling off the glue. I don't know if I'm doing something wrong. I kept trying, but it just was not working. I've heard of people doing two layers of the glue, so I went ahead and added a second layer and let that dry as well. Then, once that was dry, I went back in with the foil and kept it, and I don't know what it was about the burgundy and gold or the burgundy foil. It just did not want to work. The leopard one was doing pretty well with the two layers, so I peeled it all off. And it took some of the gold with it. I just used this Gorilla Glue spray adhesive. I said, "Let me try this." I don't know if it'll work, but I'll just use it because I was done. " I was like, "This isn't working." You can do like a kind of sponge painting the gold on to get that kind of random look that it has. " Then I let that dry a little bit till it was tacky, and I went in with the foil. It worked better than anything else I've tried, except for this burgundy one. I just really wanted this to be distressed, I don't know, mainly distressed and have pops of color in the leopard, so I kept going until I was happy with it. Then it was time for epoxy. I did two layers of our Artistry one-to-one fast set. I love how it turned out. I love all of the distressing, and even though you can see random glue spots and weird things, I don't even know if I just think it looks so cool. It just adds to the distressed look. I love it. Let me know what you think in the comments. Also, don't forget to check out my other fall videos, and I will see you at the next one. Thank you so much for watching. Bye!