DIY Sharpie Coffee Mug!!
- 6 years ago
Using the awesome power of Sharpie markers, learn how to personalize your regular coffee mug into something more personal in this DIY tutorial.\r
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Speciality Ingredients used in this video:\r
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• 24 pack Sharpie Markers: \r
• Sharpie Poster Paint Markers: \r
• White Coffee Mug: \r
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Bake your Sharpie Mug at 425 degrees Fahrenheit (roughly 220 degrees Celsius) for 30 minutes. Make sure to place the mug in the oven as it is heating up!\r
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Avoid using the color yellow, since the baking technique turns it into a tannish color.\r
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The regular Sharpie markers and the Sharpie Paint Markers give a different texture when the finished baking. The Sharpie paint markers give a thicker texture compared to the regular markers.\r
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Make sure to follow me at:\r
Facebook- \r
Twitter- Follow Ray Pajar @RayPajar\r
Instagram- \r
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Share your projects on instagram or twitter with the hashtag #GetCraftyCrafty. I always enjoy seeing these projects!!\r
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If youve read this far into the description use the hashtag #CoffeeMonster in the description and tell me how you guys enjoy your coffee or coffee infused treat. I usually take my coffee black, sometimes with a little bit of raw sugar, depending on the morning. My favorite all time place to go for coffee is #Philz coffee in San Francisco. If youre ever there you have to try the Iced Mint Mojito coffee (dont worry its alcohol free). \r
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Side note, are you guys enjoying the different chalk art pieces on the wall every week? Im having fun drawing them out every week. What else should I draw on the wall? Do you have a chalk wall at home? what do you guys like to draw?
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Speciality Ingredients used in this video:\r
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• 24 pack Sharpie Markers: \r
• Sharpie Poster Paint Markers: \r
• White Coffee Mug: \r
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Bake your Sharpie Mug at 425 degrees Fahrenheit (roughly 220 degrees Celsius) for 30 minutes. Make sure to place the mug in the oven as it is heating up!\r
\r
Avoid using the color yellow, since the baking technique turns it into a tannish color.\r
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The regular Sharpie markers and the Sharpie Paint Markers give a different texture when the finished baking. The Sharpie paint markers give a thicker texture compared to the regular markers.\r
\r
Make sure to follow me at:\r
Facebook- \r
Twitter- Follow Ray Pajar @RayPajar\r
Instagram- \r
\r
Share your projects on instagram or twitter with the hashtag #GetCraftyCrafty. I always enjoy seeing these projects!!\r
\r
If youve read this far into the description use the hashtag #CoffeeMonster in the description and tell me how you guys enjoy your coffee or coffee infused treat. I usually take my coffee black, sometimes with a little bit of raw sugar, depending on the morning. My favorite all time place to go for coffee is #Philz coffee in San Francisco. If youre ever there you have to try the Iced Mint Mojito coffee (dont worry its alcohol free). \r
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Side note, are you guys enjoying the different chalk art pieces on the wall every week? Im having fun drawing them out every week. What else should I draw on the wall? Do you have a chalk wall at home? what do you guys like to draw?