Marbling Coffee Mugs With Nail Polish

Dip the mug into the water.

Marbling coffee mugs with nail polish.

Add water to your bowl i filled mine about halfway full to allow room for the cup. Diy marbled nail polish coffee mugs for this year s ladies valentine s day tea craft we made marbled coffee mugs using nail polish. Just use darker nail polish colors for colored mugs and make sure that your cups are plain without any decorations or wording. I left the handle available as i wanted to dip the handle too.

Diy marble coffee mugs using nail polish is my favorite way to make marble coffee mugs. If you need to see how this is done i have a youtube video here. Materials to make your marble mugs. Pour your nail polish into the water.

I hope you enjoy the video. With the nail polish bottle very close to the surface pour a drop or two of polish into the water. I just had to try it out. The setting process is quick once the polish touches the water so you ll want to move quickly.

So i headed to the thrift store and found these white mugs for 99cents. First fill your container with hot water. Once your mug is covered pour your nail polish into a bowl of water. I will link the things you need below.

The hotter the water the slower your nail polish hardens. You will also need to cover your entire mug with painters tape to make sure you don t get any other nail polish on it. How to make marbled nail polish mugs. White coffee mugs i grabbed these two rounded square mugs right here.

I recently saw nail polish marbling recently on pinterest and thought it was a really interesting concept. They come with the dinnerware set that you register for when you. I found these mugs at the dollar tree making for one of the simplest but wow worthy craft projects that i have done with a large group. Quickly use your toothpick to swirl the polish around.

I just recently had friends in town visiting and we drank a lot of coffee out of my small little mugs you know the ones. Hold the nail polish bottle close to the water otherwise the drops will fall to the bottom instead of resting on the surface. The nail polish dries very fast on the water so the hotter the better.