4 Pack Snow Globe Tumbler with Handle 15 oz Sublimation Snow Globe Glass Tumbler with Pre Drilled Hole Double Wall Snowglobe Glass Cups for Snow Globe Glitter DIY

These were really easy to make. The plugs made it easy and was able to get a good shake flow. Will get again.

Contrary to what this says about being ok for hot liquid, it is not. Hot tea was poured and within seconds, made the inside bottom of the cup “pop” and fill with liquid. The inside bottom base basically removed itself from the cup and we could hear it rattles when moving. I bought these to sell and good thing I gave to a friend and was with her when she made or I could’ve had a problem on my hands.

I have not tried glitter or sublimation yet but I am very happy with the quality, substantial glass, beautiful no imperfections. I wouldn't mind using them as is for tea and coffee.

These are great!! However, when I opened the last one the bottom was completely cracked and there is no way it will hold any fluids. It will have to be thrown away for safety reasons. But the other 3 worked amazingly for glitter globe effects.

Very nice snow globe glasses. Very durable great presents.

This is a set of glass mugs ready for sublimation printing. The mugs are clear transparent glass, double walled with a small hole on the bottom so that they can be filled with decorative glitter. The hole measures 3/8” in diameter, so it will accommodate regular glitter, large chunk glitter, and maybe even some tiny charms. Included with each mug is silicone plug that should be glued in place once you have put in your glitter and a floating medium (water plus glycerin). Also included with each mug are tight fitting bamboo lids with holes for straws, transparent thick plastic reusable straws, and individual cardboard boxes for gifting/resale. If you choose to sublimate on these mugs, you will need to do that before filling them with glitter. For sublimation, you will also need a sublimation printer, sublimation inks, sublimation paper, heat resistant tape, and a sublimation press or sublimation oven with shrink wraps. No instructions, either for filling or sublimation are included in the package. The set was made in China.I have had fun working with these mugs, although I had to do a bit of internet research first to figure out how to personalize them since no instructions were included. The mugs are a nice size for a cup of coffee. They fit my hand well, and I really like the all glass construction. The glass is borosilicate, so it’s tougher than ordinary glass, although it can still shatter, of course, if you drop the mug on the floor. I tried some sublimation with these mugs and found that the transfers came out vivid and clear. With no white background on the mugs, it’s best to choose a design that is fully colored (no white patches), unless you actually have white ink in your sublimation printer. For heat press settings, I went with 390F for 180 seconds, which worked well. The mugs fit well in my standard mug press. For the glitter filling, I followed some instructions on the internet that said use 3 tsp of glycerin for 1 cup of distilled water. The glycerin thickens the water so that the glitter falls more slowly and doesn’t just instantly clump at the bottom. I mixed up the filler solution separate, then poured some in after I put in my glitter. Then I used epoxy glue designed for fixing broken ceramics to seal the plug in place. I really like the results, but this project took a bit more time and effort than your standard sublimation mugs. Fun, though. Overall, these mugs work well and would make great special customized gifts.

they are ok, but not what i expected and the sublimation didnt show to well

I am completely dissatisfied with these cups as unfortunately, the inside layer is too close to the outside layer wall, so therefore, even if you use the finest glitter, it will not go through in certain spots in one cup. I couldn’t get any glitter to go through the side above the walls. . Unfortunately, I used all the cups to try to see if there was a way to fix this or how to use these better and ruined all of them because I used them. I’m assuming I won’t be able to send them back but I would like a refund.