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DIY Mugs

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I really love these monogrammed mugs (”D” and “I” are from Anthropologie; “Y” is from Fishs Eddy via D*S)
My mom had the idea to do-it-herself with the white mugs she already has.
I found these fantastic rub-on transfers (via DesignMom):
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There are all sorts of colors and styles here.
I emailed them to ask if they were waterproof. Apparently they can get wet but will scratch off easily so they recommended coating them with some sort of sealant. So it’s definitely do-able. Or you could draw freehand with ceramic paint.

Wouldn’t something like this look great on thrifted vintage teacups?

5 responses to “DIY Mugs”

  1. Summer

    Cute! I love all the scroll-y frames!

    Oh, do you know of this shop? http://www.etsy.com/shop.php?user_id=46175

  2. sam

    Hi, your idea really inspired me! May i know what kind of sealer should we use to protect those rub-on transfer?

  3. laura

    hey! i just stumbled upon your site…love it! what an artist! you make me smile. also, for the DIY mugs, are those rub ons like the scrapbooky ones? cause ive got tons of those! keep it up, you inspire my creative juices!

  4. meg

    I just stumbled upon your blog and am loving your posts!

    I sell handpainted monogram mugs in my etsy store - please check them out! http://www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?listing_id=18093687

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Britt McMaster is addicted to cucumbers. She and her husband, Ryan, live and work in a tiny apartment in downtown Vancouver, BC. Both Ryan and Britt love to write lists of all their ideas on action sheets, and they have pages and pages. They write especially quickly after they've each had a dry cappuccino or two. Most of those fanciful ideas will stay on paper, but Cucumbersome is Britt's platform to try some out.
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