my excitement yesterday
was all about : crochet with a pen!
for this DIY project you need porcelain markers, some doilies and mugs or other dishware
first of all, let me excuse the colors of the paint on the mugs : it irritates me that I can't get the colors right
the blue is a more darker Delft Blue in real life, and the teal is not as neon as it seems
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well, what do you think? are you sharing my excitement?
I started out with the Nordic winter decor, just because I wanted a try out before I did the crochet painting
that's the way it works for me when I haven't done a certain craft for a while
I start with a try out, to get the hang on it again
as some of you might remember, in my early blog days, I did a similar project to this
big difference between that project, is the size of the tip of the pen was much smaller this time
with the dolies on the table and the mug in my hand, I just did it
no try out on paper, no pre-design, just do it
I definitely had my very happy moment yesterday when I re-created three doily patterns on the mug
can you tell the resemblance?
if I may say so, I am very pleased with how they turned out!
also, I can see the endless possibilities for this project
different colors, repetitive patterns, symmetrical patterns...
but for now, we just have two new mugs
to drink tea and latte's with a very bright smile
You did a marvelous job, such a creative way to crochet on a mug! perfection❤
ReplyDeletebrava!!!
ReplyDeletexxx Alessandra
Ze zijn echt super. Met de kleuren op de foto's is toch niks mis? Delfts blauw is idd wat donkerder, maar ondanks de verkleuring op de foto's blijft het een supermooi resultaat.
ReplyDeleteGroetjes Marie-Thérèse
Hej Maaike! Ze zijn echt super leuk! Geweldig.
ReplyDeleteAlvast een fijn weekend!
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You did great! Now you just have to tell us where we can get the pens! And do you have to bake them on?
ReplyDeleteyes very nice, lovely idea! must look out for a porcelain pen. Have a good weekend, Heather x
ReplyDeleteOhh, so beautifull and original. But what is the pens? Want to buy the same.
ReplyDeleteWow. These are amazing. I LOVE them. I would have to make sure I had the latte AFTER I painted the mug but even then I know I do not have such a steady hand. You did a great job.
ReplyDeleteohhh zoveel leuks ik word er happy van ik kom een kop koffie bij je halen en natuurlijk wil ik die in die gave mok,
ReplyDeleteirmaxxx
Wow, the pattern is amazing! Well done :)
ReplyDeleteI love, looove, LOVE these! I think you might be able to do this with a Dollar Store mug and Sharpies....bake at 300 for 30 minutes and done! I'm mos def going to try this. Thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteSheila
Me encantan las tazas!! :)
ReplyDeleteLove,love,love the designs on your mugs! :) Barb.
ReplyDeleteWOW Wow wow!!!
ReplyDeleteCome over and say hi, I am having a giveaway❤ I forgot to tell you when I commented earlier!
ReplyDeleteWow. What a great idea.
ReplyDeleteAaaaaaahhhhhhh! Gorgeous! I remember those tea cups you had in your banner when you first started blogging. I went out and bought myself a porcelain pen but it worked like .... crap... Either no ink came out or it came out in a big lump... I just don't know how you do it. Fantastic. How I wish I could figure this out and make some pretty cups for myself. What pen brand do you use? Darling cups...
ReplyDeleteYour blog is so sweet. Thanks for inspiring me with your talents!
ReplyDeletePS. nice to meet you!
xxx Liz
Wow, wat zijn ze onwijs gaaf!
ReplyDeletethis is my first time by, this mugs are fantastic, good for you for being able to just wing it and make it look this good.
ReplyDeletethese are great! totally share your excitement. Christmas gift anyone?? : )
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