Water Marble Nail Polish Mugs

Plain white mugs this is a great deal on a set of 4 mugs.

Water marble nail polish mugs.

We ve read to use hot water for this project. Hold the nail polish bottle close to the water otherwise the drops will fall to the bottom instead of resting on the surface. We tried it with both hot and cold water and didn t find a noticeable difference in how it worked. Marble nail art doesn t take much.

First fill your container with hot water. Bowl large enough for your mugs to dip in. Materials to make your marble mugs. In this instructable i ll be showing you how to do this amazing nail art.

I think that s probably a matter of preference so use the temperature that you re comfortable with. The best thing about these nail polish mugs is that they only costs a couple of dollars to make and even less time to finish. Create a diy marble countertop at home for under 100. White coffee mugs i grabbed these two rounded square mugs right here.

Fill a disposable container with about 2 of hot water. Use a large enough container. It looks really tricky but it s simple once you know how to do it. All you need is nail polish and water to do it.

A diy mug is a steal with a big payoff. The hotter the water the slower your nail polish hardens. Pick out your nail polish colors and drizzle them into the water making sure that the size of the nail polish circle is as big as your mug or bowl. Open all of the nail polish bottles so you are ready to pour them.

Keep reading and i ll s. Audra from the kurtz corner has created a video. All you need are some white coffee mugs nail polish and a container to dip them in. How to make marbled nail polish mugs.

I found my mugs for 79 each at goodwill. Pour your nail polish into the water. Make sure the container is wide enough to fit your mug. Water marble mugs are mu favorite.

They re s easy pretty and make great gifts. The nail polish dries very fast on the water so the hotter the better. Water marble nail art. The tutorial only runs for a couple of minutes.

I used nail polish i already had at home which means i was able to make six nail polish mugs for less than 5. Click play above to watch audra now. Once the polish spreads out into a circle place a drop of polish in another color on top and swirl a toothpick through the circle to create the marble effect. Nail polish swirl coffee mugs video.

To create a marble nail effect using water start by filling a cup with room temperature water and dripping 1 drop of nail polish onto the surface of the water. How to make diy water marble mugs.