Hi friends! I am SUPER excited about these adorable His and Hers sharpie mugs that I made. They would make a PERFECT Valentine's gift for the love of your life. They are EASY to make, I promise! You do not have to be an artist. In fact, you only have to be able to draw lines and basic shapes :) Read on to learn how to make your very own! This post contains some affiliate links. Click here to read my full disclosure policy.
DIY His and Hers Sharpie Mugs Tutorial:
Materials Needed:
- Plain white mugs. I purchased mine at the Dollar Store.
- Sharpie Paint Marker Fine Point Oil Based paint pens
in red, black and gold {they MUST be oil-based or they will wash off} - Pencil
in red, black and gold {they MUST be oil-based or they will wash off}
Steps:
1) Start by sketching out your drawing on your mugs with pencil. Don't worry, the pencil markings can be easily rubbed off later if necessary. The pencil markings will be very faint, but they will be visible enough to trace with your Sharpie pens.
2) Once you are happy with your outline sketch of your heart, trace it with your red Sharpie paint pen If you make any mistakes, rub off the pen with nail polish remover and start again.
3) Next, fill in your hearts with diagonal red and gold lines.
4) Now, write your text on with your black Sharpie paint pen. I did not sketch my text out first, but you certainly can if you feel more comfortable doing it in pencil first.
5) Allow your mugs to dry 72 hours. Then bake them in a 350 degree over for 1 hour. When the hour is up, turn the oven off and allow your mugs to cool down in the oven. You will want to hand wash your mugs! Some people have reported putting them in the dishwasher with success, but I don't recommend it.
That's it! How cute are these mugs?! I am so in love with them!
If you enjoyed this project, you will also love my DIY dotted sharpie mugs:
And my DIY chevron sharpie mugs:
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DIY Niner says
February 13, 2015 at 11:26 pmLove your mugs! Do you think you can send me the link of the previous DIY his/Hers mugs with the guy holding a net full of hearts. That was just so cute!
Tasha A. says
February 18, 2015 at 7:47 pmI would, but an AWFUL company incorrectly and maliciously accused me of a copyright infringement, so I am removing the photos from the public. Sorry! I wish I could share it with you!
Glenna Anderson says
February 6, 2015 at 10:58 pmToo cute Tasha!
Tasha A. says
February 8, 2015 at 9:05 pmThank you, Glenna!
Leigh Anne says
January 22, 2015 at 3:25 pmI love these, so cute! My 12 year old has been begging to make some Sharpie Mugs for her friends.
Karisa | Petite Modern Life says
January 22, 2015 at 2:28 pmThese are so cute! I’m all about anything with stick figures. Just not the artist that I dreamed I’d be when I was little ;)
Ashley ~ 3 Little Greenwoods says
January 20, 2015 at 4:48 pmFunnest Valentine Gift Ever! Love these!
Pinning and sharing everywhere!
~ Ashley
Katie @ Addicted 2 DIY says
January 18, 2015 at 9:15 pmThis totally made me think of my oldest son. Ever since he started preschool when he was three, he would have us blow him kisses and he would catch them and say he’s keeping them in his pocket for later. Even now that he’s a big 3rd grader, he still catches my kisses when I drop him off at school every morning;)