This is a super cute Ramadan craft for the entire family.
These DIY Ramadan coffee mugs with sharpies have never ending options. Make a few for each family member for iftar. Create gifts for loved ones for Eid. Or, and my favorite, capture your child’s drawing abilities on a mug. And make sure to check the supplies list because we’re using oil-based paint markers. Regular Sharpies just aren’t going to stay on.
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Let’s start this off with all the notes. Regular sharpies aren’t going to cut it. They’ll just end up coming off – go with the oil-based sharpies. And please note the colors change once you bake them. Just like glazing pottery, the end result ends up being different sometimes. The baking directions are pretty specific, so make sure you read them to a T. We did a lot of research for these so it’s best to follow what we’ve outlined.
For this Ramadan craft we’ve got options for those who know how to draw, and those of us that can’t. So don’t fret, the entire family can get involved – printables at the bottom. We even think this is a great craft for teens this ramadan!
Lastly, cheap mugs work best because their glaze isn’t great, letting your Sharpie stay on better.
Supplies
Let’s talk supplies first. You can always skip to the bottom for all the supplies & instructions.
 Products are linked or visit our Amazon storefront.
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- Oil based paint sharpies
- Cheap mugs
- Scissors
- Tape
- Silicone craft pad
- Printable – link below
Free draw
Grab the kids and free draw! We vote it’s more fun to let the children draw out whatever they want, as opposed to using a stencil. It’s really fun to capture their age and abilities to draw through this craft. Another reminder about the colors – they will change in the oven. Just like the pottery glazes will shift colors in the fire.
Use Cut Outs
For those of use that can’t draw, use our printable cutouts! You can either outline them with a solid line or dot around the images. This makes for a much nicer mug that looks way better than your freehand drawing.
If you’re using the printable cut outs, go ahead and take your time cutting them off.
Next up, take some tape and adhere the images to the mug. What’s fun is we have a bunch of different images so you can make the mugs however you’d like. Then take your sharpie and dot around the image or outline them.
Here are the free draws from the kids and the adults. Obviously, one adult really knows how to draw! But check out how adorable the little ones are.
Supplies
Products are linked or visit our Amazon storefront.
- Sharpies
- Cheap Mugs
- Scissors
- Tape
- Silicone craft pad
- Printable
Instructions
- Wash your mugs
- Dry fully
- If you’re free drawing just go for it
- Remember the colors will change once you bake them
- If you’re using the printable
- Cut the printables out
- Tape the cut out how you want them on the mug
- Dot or trace the images
- Once you’re done place the mugs in a cold oven.
- Preheat the oven to 450 degrees.
- Once it’s reached temperature, bake for 30 minutes. This really smells! Make sure to put the fan on and open windows.
- Once it’s been 30 minutes, turn the oven off and LEAVE THE MUGS IN A CLOSED OVEN.
- Cool for 15 minutes, then slightly crack the oven and let it cool overnight.
- This should help seal the sharpies onto the mug.
- Hand wash the mugs once you use them.
Printables are intellectual property of Eid Collective. You may not use Eid Collective printables to sell items or alter them in any way. Please do not send or distribute printables to others, once you gain access to the printables, it is for you, and you alone to print and enjoy.
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