sharpie® watercolour coasters
Step 1 |
Colour the first tile using your favourite bold, brilliant Sharpie® pens. Cover the full face of the coaster in different shapes and patterns. Repeat for the rest of the white coasters but make each one a little different from the last. |
Step 2 |
Use an eye dropper (or stirring spoon) to drop small pools of rubbing alcohol onto the tile to create swirling circle patterns. Be careful not to add too many drops at a time so your inks do not blur together more than you'd like. |
Step 3 |
Let the coasters dry for 30 minutes to an hour. |
Step 4 |
One at a time, hold dry coasters at least 6" [2.4 cm] away and lightly spray with a spray fixative. Spray in layers, 1-2 minutes apart to set for best results. |
- Rubbing Alcohol
- Eye Dropper (or Stirring Spoon)
Step 1 |
Colour the first tile using your favourite bold, brilliant Sharpie® pens. Cover the full face of the coaster in different shapes and patterns. Repeat for the rest of the white coasters but make each one a little different from the last. |
Step 2 |
Use an eye dropper (or stirring spoon) to drop small pools of rubbing alcohol onto the tile to create swirling circle patterns. Be careful not to add too many drops at a time so your inks do not blur together more than you'd like. |
Step 3 |
Let the coasters dry for 30 minutes to an hour. |
Step 4 |
One at a time, hold dry coasters at least 6" [2.4 cm] away and lightly spray with a spray fixative. Spray in layers, 1-2 minutes apart to set for best results. |