Marbling Cups With Nail Polish

The nail polish seemed like it maybe something more lasting if taken care of.

Marbling cups with nail polish.

So i headed to the thrift store and found these white mugs for 99cents. Subscribe to get notified when new disney videos are posted. I recently saw nail polish marbling recently on pinterest and thought it was a really interesting concept. How to make marbled nail polish mugs first fill your container with hot water.

I picked mine up at my local dollar general and it was only a dollar. These diy nail polish mugs are sure to perk up your morning. Diy marble coffee mugs using nail polish is my favorite way to make marble coffee mugs. Fill the container halfway with hot water hotter is better.

Carefully use a toothpick to swirl the nail polish that is floating on top of the water. Use a throw away container or line a pie pan in tin foil. What you need to marble a cup so aside from the nail polish you need a plain white mug which you can get at any dollar store. I hope you enjoy the video.

Dip your mug quickly into the nail polish on the water and pull out the mug. I just had to try it out. Again this whole process from when you pour the nail polish to when you dip the mug should take about 10 seconds or less. With the nail polish bottle very close to the surface pour a drop or two of polish into the water.

Quickly use your toothpick to swirl the polish around. Pour your nail polish into the water. I am hoping my family doesn t choose. You also need something rather large to dip the cup so a larger glass bowl if you have one will work fine.

If you are marbling an especially deep object add enough water that the piece can be submerged completely. Most of the time only a few inches of water is needed. Hold the nail polish bottle close to the water. I will link the things you need below.

Nail polish is stinky stuff. Even if my family just uses them decoratively to store pens and pencils these are a pretty great gift to give. Add water and drops of nail polish. I just recently had.

If the nail polish dries too much you may get a lumpy look and less marbley. You can find my tutorial for marbling here but here s the basic idea.