Sharpie alcohol

I have a new favorite crafting project! I painted some tiles with Sharpies and Rubbing Alcohol and the outcome is crazy good! This project is super easy, esp…

What a fun, creative process! Grab all those sharpies that are hidden in your desk drawer. Find that bottle of rubbing alcohol...

These Sharpie dyed tile coasters are so beautiful! And they're so easy to make! Each one turns into a unique piece of artwork that looks shockingly good on the coffee table! The tiles were only 28 cents each so they're also super cheap! Wouldn't they make a thoughtful homemade gift idea? No one would ever guess how simple they are to make! Does anyone still use rubbing alcohol for first aid? I remember my mom used to use it on us sometimes when we were little and holy cow that stuff burned…

How to Make Marker and Rubbing Alcohol Art on a Canvas : Have you ever attempted to make a pretty and perfect watercolor painting and failed miserably? Well, I have a solution for you! In this Instructable you will learn how to make a "watercolor painting" looking piece of art. This DIY is simple and can …

I am going to show you how to make your own DIY Dollar Tree Alcohol Ink that is made for pennies!

While at the retreat, I attended a demo about dying fabric with Sharpies (permanent markers) and rubbing alcohol (isopropyl.) I already knew alcohol would make Sharpies bleed, but I’d never seen this particular application. This is the sort of result you can expect. Cool, right? And this is how you do it: – Stretch fabric […]

Let me take a minute to take you back to May of last school year. As you can imagine, the end of the year is hectic. My third grade team would meet for an hour twice a week to go over report cards, end of the year activities, field trips, class lists, and purchase orders. Because I was the chairperson for third grade, I was in charge of leading the meetings and filling out the necessary paperwork. Ok, purchase orders. My teammates and I sat down and opened those gigantic vendor catalogs…

This color spray, science through art activities for kids is a really fun way to take a look at how color spreads.

DIY - Sharpie Coasters, ceramic tiles (free or very inexpensive at any home store center), rubbing alcohol added with a straw or eyedropper, (for the colors to mix) -- Great inexpensive gifts!