Easy Watercolor Sharpie Mugs That Actually Last
I love the way these Easy Watercolor Sharpie Mugs tuned out and the best part is they will actually last! I have seen several tutorials lately on watercolor nail polish mugs but everyone has the same complaint, you can taste the nail polish, Yuck!
So I've come up with a way to make Easy Watercolor Sharpie Mugs that have no weird taste and will actually stand up to every day life, including the dishwasher. In this tutorial I will show you how I made my Watercolor iKat mug.
So I've come up with a way to make Easy Watercolor Sharpie Mugs that have no weird taste and will actually stand up to every day life, including the dishwasher. In this tutorial I will show you how I made my Watercolor iKat mug.
That's it! It's a relatively easy process and one that doesn't have to be completed all at once. I let my mugs sit for a number of days in-between each step with no repercussions. Which makes it a great nap time project.
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I love the pink ombre one. Beautiful!! If you did a design on a plate, is it safe to directly eat off of it if you seal it with the Mod Podge?
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Did the colors really change that much after applying the mod pudge or is it just the photo? I want to try this but not if I will lose the brightness of the colors.
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