A super easy-peasy DIY for you to try this weekend!
I just bought some adorable little teacups at the thrift store for 25 cents a piece (see them here), and decided that they needed a little sprucing up! Pinterest has some excellent inspiration for this kind of thing, and the possibilities are essentially endless. I decorated mine with a pewter-coloured porcelain gel, but these things come in so many different colours so you can really get creative with this one. Can’t wait to start sipping tea out of these cuties!
The
paint I used is called “Pebeo Porcelain 150 Outliner” and it worked great. I’ve
heard you can even do this with Sharpie markers if you bake the mugs afterwards
to help it set (35 minutes at 300°F).
If you try out this DIY, let me know… I’d love to see what all you creative
creatures can come up with!
Enjoy
your trendy, pretty, and thrifty new teacups! Xoxo.



What a beautiful DIY! I love how the cups came out!
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These are so cute! What an amazing design. You did such an awesome job decorating them. Love it. Thanks for sharing the sharpie and baking tip as an alternative to using the porcelain gel. Such a cute idea. ;)
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These are so cute! i love them! i want to go thrifting for mugs now!
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Oh, this is such a fantastic idea! I love it! I think I should find a thrift store somewhere around my place, thrifting seems like so much fun and it's a great inspiration for amazing DIY projects like this one! I'm so glad I've discovered your blog, and I'm most definitely following you to see more :)
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I have tried doing this with sharpies and every time it scratches away pretty quickly. (I have learned that if you don't over-layer the sharpie it doesn't happen AS quickly) I will definitely have to try it with that gel! - Dusty.
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