300x600
Ceramic Mug Painting Tutorial
The Details-
This mug takes about 20-30 minutes to paint the design (more or less depending on your speed), 1 hour more to let the paint dry, another 30 minutes to bake the paint onto your mug in the oven, and another 30- 40 minutes for mug cooling (cool time varies).What You’ll Need:
Supply List:
- 1 clean/washed ceramic mug — light or medium grey. Thrift stores, dollar stores, and craft stores are great places to find inexpensive mugs for paintings. Be sure to wash off any stickers/glue.
- Enamel Acrylic Paint 2 ounce tubes (1 tube black, 1 tube white)— I used Folk Art Enamel Acrylics for this project. You can find bakeable enamel acrylics at most craft supply stores. They run $3- $4 a tube and last for quite a while. I often find Folk Art Enamel Acrylics at Michaels or Jo-Ann Fabric stores
- Palette to place paint on — This can be a real palette, disposable paper palette, paper plate, or anything you don’t mind mixing paint on
- Paint Brushes — various sizes (small to medium are probably best for this project. You can find inexpensive packs of paint brushes $3 – $5 at your local craft store)
- Cup of water — for cleaning your brush
- Rubbing Alcohol — can be found at local grocery store or drug store
- Cotton Balls — 1to 2 balls should be plenty
- Wax Paper or Newspaper — used underneath your mug so you don’t get paint on your work space
- **OVEN** — an oven is necessary to quickly cure your painted mug. If you don’t have an oven, the mug can air-cure in about 28 days (you cannot use it until it is cured or water will destroy your painting). Check your enamel acrylic bottle’s instructions to see required time for air cure.
0 Komentar