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Dollar store dishes + sharpies = Custom Christmas Gifts!
Okay I have been wanted to try this for ever and this Christmas was the perfect opportunity to find out how well Sharpie markers doodled on dishes then baked it at 350 degrees for 30 minutes works!!
Surprisingly well!! I did have to bake them two to three times to make them hand washable safe and was not brave enough to try washing them in the dishwasher. I also learned that if you are quick enough a little windex will remove any mistakes, just make sure to wipe the spot with water so when you write in that spot next it will stay!!
- Viviana M. added Diy Sharpie Dishes to Try later 14 Jan 06:32
- Cristina R. entered her project Diy Sharpie Dishes to Secret Santa 08 Jan 07:28
- Cristina R. published her project Diy Sharpie Dishes 08 Jan 01:21
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I also learned that when coloring in a large area that the marker tends to kinda dry up and a quick scribble on some paper helps fix it! And if you go over and area to many times its kinda like a double negative, so try and avoid that. Other than that I found that doing my outline then filling in like you would color in a coloring book worked for me.
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Step 5
If you make a mistake don't panic!! As long as you catch it before you bake it you can correct it with a little bit of windex!! Just spray some on a paper towel or napkin and wipe the mistake away!! I then dabbed a little water on the area and let it dry before marking over that spot. If you look at the text on the plate in the picture you will notice a glaring mistake!!
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Step 7
Bake at 350 degrees for 30 minutes and then let cool!! Its good to note here that some of the colors faded, whereas some of the colors really deepened in color. After they cooled I washed them by hand and some of the marker washed away so I used that as an opportunity to touch them up and baked them again for the same amount of time!