Sublimation Glass Snow|Globe Tumblers

How they work: Sublimate on the glass then fill with glitter and solution to create a magical snow globe effect!
*Each tumbler has a pre-drilled hole on the bottom to fill up between the walls of the tumbler with your desired filler, once filled seal the hole with epoxy or resin and let dry or cure with UV light. (clean hole with alcohol before sealing for best results)
Available in 12oz and 15oz capacity
Material- Glass cup, bamboo wood lid, and BPA-free plastic straw
These items are heavy by themselves as they are double-walled glass so please handle them with care when removing them from your box and while handling.
 
Instructions:
1. Sublimate Glass first using the recommended settings and let cool down completely. Both outer wall and inner wall should be completely cooled before filling up
2. Flip the glass over and add glitter, embellishments, or solution to the pre-drilled hole
3. After filling to desired amount plug the hole and cover with epoxy or resin
4. Let the epoxy or resin fully cure before use
Recommended Settings for sublimation: Oven- 385 degrees for 8.5 minutes, Press- 385 Degrees for 200 seconds, or 110 seconds and then rotate for another 110 seconds for a full wrap.
(time and temp may vary slightly for each oven and press)
 
Disclaimer and Care Instructions for your customers:
Do not seal the hole or pour in anything before sublimating.
allow to completely cool before adding your desired solution.
Please avoid extreme heating after you have sealed.
Do not leave it in the car in the hot summer after sealed and do not heat it in any way after sealed.
Suitable for drinking cold or warm beverages - not hot water. Temp no higher than 140°F
Wash: Hand wash is recommended as the high heat in dishwashers may reactivate the ink and cause it to bleed.
Tips: Avoid extreme temperature changes as this may cause cracking or explosion of glass (some liquids expand when hot so please keep this in mind)
Bamboo lids can be engraved. Please note that the wood lid will be different from cup to cup.
Sublimated images won't be as vibrant as they would on white - images will be more transparent the same as they are on the other clear glass tumblers we carry since sublimation ink is transparent.