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Personalize a mug with a special Porcelain marker and enjoy hot chocolates to celebrate Christmas in a cozy and warm atmosphere.

You must have at the bottom of your cupboards, one or more mugs to customize for Christmas? If so, this is an opportunity to recycle, otherwise invest a few euros in the dishes of your choice and draw the design of your desires. A little more that will make the difference at the hot chocolate breaks in December. Cultura gives us his tutorial, follow the instructions right here!

Customize a Christmas mug

Looking for a DIY budget? You can personalize a mug and let yourself go into a creative activity thinking of the sweet moments that you have during the Christmas holidays. With family, friends, or alone, doing your own Christmas decoration is a relaxing activity that is good for the soul . We connect to the moment, the magic of Christmas with simple things and we take the opportunity to do a little digital detox that is good!

Customize a mug ? Nothing's easier. You do not need to take out the briefcase, you just need a mug, a special porcelain marker and a tracing template. And to stay in the idea of ​​spending unforgettable Christmas evenings, discover all our recipes for hot drinks to enjoy in winter.

How to customize your Christmas mug

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Material

Porcelain conical mugs
Porcelain square cups
A porcelain marker & gold glass painter points 1-2 Marabu
A porcelain marker & black glass painter points 1-2 Marabu
A template of the reasons of your choice

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Patterns

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Download, print and post template templates on tracing paper with pencil 4B.

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Transfer the pattern

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To transfer the pattern to the cup, apply the tracing paper and iron the patterns with the pencil.

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Draw with the porcelain & glas paint marker black following the lines. Let dry.

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Draw with gold marker and allow to dry

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Continue the pattern with the porcelain & glas gold paint marker. Let dry. Cook according to the recommendations of use of the product.

Important: Leave an unpainted area of ​​2 cm on the top of the mug to avoid contact with the lips.