Thank you for visiting my tumbler shop! I am an epoxy-resin tumbler maker located in the greater Charlotte area. I create primarily through my Tiktok account (@lemoncratetumblers). Join me live on Sunday mornings at 11:00 am Eastern. Please message me if you are seeking a custom order or have any questions about what I do. Thank you for supporting my small business!
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Blurred Lines Technique

Fast set epoxy is used in this technique to create a design that sets up quickly. I use mica pigments, pigment pastes, and glitter to achieve the look of strings that move together when tilted on the cup turner. This is my favorite technique!

Lemon Goose Mashup

Regular set epoxy is used to create this technique. I use alcohol inks placed over a mica or paste base before laying down strings of mica pigments, pigment pastes, and glitter. Give it a tilt, and you have a design that turns out beautiful every time!

GST Waymaker

This technique was created by Wendi at Gypsy Soul Tribe. To achieve this design, I use regular set epoxy, alcohol inks, mica pigments, pigment pastes, and glitter. This design is a favorite among many tumbler creators!

Graffiti Technique

This technique utilizes fast-set epoxy to create a fun background using mica pigments, glitter, and pigment pastes to ultimately sling strings of the same colors over top the base in a fun abstract way. This style of tumbler creates amazing contrasting color patterns!

Suspension

This design technique is achieved using regular set epoxy, alcohol inks, mica pigments, pigment pastes, and glitter. The goal is to create design areas and leave voided space in between.

Ocean/Beach Tumblers

This technique uses fast set epoxy, alcohol inks, glitter, and pigment paste to achieve the look of ocean waves over a beach scene. As an avid beach lover, I enjoy creating beach tumblers!

Ink Swirl

Ink swirl tumblers are simple and fun. Fast set epoxy or regular set epoxy can be used with alcohol inks and glitter to create fun designs that are unique and fun!

Center Ink Drop

This technique utilizes fast-set epoxy dropping alcohol inks on top of a pigment paste base coat in specific colors to create additional colors upon mixing. This technique seeks to explore color theory in a marvelous way!