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How cute are these Valentine's Day teacups filled with jellybeans?
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Want the scoop on these super sweet teacup and saucer sets?
Create them yourself using nothing but a Sharpie(s) and get to writing your favorite sentiments...
Want the scoop on these super sweet teacup and saucer sets?
Create them yourself using nothing but a Sharpie(s) and get to writing your favorite sentiments...
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Items to note...
• Use a little bit of rubbing alcohol and you can instantly remove the marker.
• I picked up my teacups and saucers from HomeGoods.
• with Love book seen in some of the photos can be purchased from Compendium
• Quotes I used:
- "I have loved you for a thousand years" from Christina Perri's song "A Thousand Years"
- "Love reasons without reason" - Shakespeare
- "Find the one who makes your heart smile" - Proverb (taken from the with LOVE book mentioned above)
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This is just one of the reasons I love Pinterest so very much.
I came across this idea from a pin by Rhonna Farrer...
who was inspired by Curbside Nation!
see how Pinterest passes on inspiration...
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5 comments:
Oh this is so cute! Love the quotes!
What a fun..creative idea! Simple cuteness!
I love this idea! So simple but so cute. This would make a great gift all year long!
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Does the Sharpie come off in the dishwasher, though? Would there be any clever way to seal this onto the ceramic? I love the idea but know for a fact if I can't put it in the dishwasher, it will never get used in our house!
I'm thrilled everyone is loving the sharpie idea...
To answer Amber's question about whether or not the Sharpie will come off in the dishwasher - I'm not certain. I haven't tried it. This project is meant for aesthetic purposes. The intent is to remove existing designs with rubbing alcohol and update them for the next upcoming holiday.
Now there are paint pens you can find in craft stores that will become permanent if you "seal" them onto your item by baking them in the oven afterwards. (You'd just need to make sure the item you have decorated is oven-proof).
I hope that helps. If anyone has any other questions...just let me know!!
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