We all know there are millions of ways to express yourself using Sharpie, right!? Especially with the WIDE variety of products, colors, and tips, the options are endless for what you can start with Sharpie. We thought we would give you our top 7 favorite DIY ideas using Sharpies!
1. DIY Sharpie Mugs-All you need is a fine point black Sharpie and a few cheap white coffee mugs!
2.Colored Staples- Just a Sharpie Paint Pen or Colored Marker and you can have staples whatever color you like! Just make sure to let it dry before you place in stapler! 
3. Nail Art- Metallic Sharpies and you can create the design you want. Best part of this is if you mess up it wipes right off and you can start over! Once you complete your nail design put on some clear top coat and TaDa you have your own custom nails!
4.Tie-Dye- Traditional Tie Dying can be quite messy and very time consuming. Now you can get that same great tie dye look with just using Sharpie markers and Rubbing Alcohol.
5. DIY Colorful Phone Case-Make your own unique phone case with Sharpies and a plain white phone case!
6.DIY Jewelry Dish- All you needs is some Sharpies, sauce dishes, and a little creativity the possibilities are endless!
7.Picture Perfect Magnetic Frames- Design your own magnetic picture holders to show off your pictures in the workplace or even on the fridge at home!
So what is your favorite Sharpie DIY idea? What crafts have you done with Sharpies to express yourself? What is your favorite Sharpie product? Comment below and let us know! We will pick four people from the comments to win a Sharpie Assorted Marker Set!
Love the mug idea! This would be an awesome Mother’s Day or Father’s Day project in my classroom. Can you only use black Sharpies for this, I wonder? I am not very crafty, so I have not done any projects with Sharpies other than make anchor charts for my classroom. Would LOVE a set of Sharpies to start the new school year in the fall!! Thank you for the opportunity!
You can use any color. Decorate as you wish then put the decorated dishes in a cold oven and turn oven to 350. Let cook for 30 minutes then turn oven off and let dishes cool in oven. Remove dishes, handwash and enjoy!
I used all colors of sharpies this summer at soccer camp for each team to make a team flag. I had some of the high school counselors make a Soccer Camp 2013 flag to put up at our shelter. The flags were inventive and very colorful.
I love the fine tip Sharpie and the colored ones. I recycled water bottle caps and used a Sharpie to make letters for a take it to your seat spelling center.
Wow some of these ideas are awesome! I’ve never heard of some of them! I use Sharpies in my classroom all the time! My students are constantly asking, can i use a Sharpie, Mrs. Adam? I don’t have enough for all my kiddos, so they share a few in a cup on my desk.
I use them to label their stuff, label science experiment stuff, I like to freak my kids out and write on their desks with Sharpies, but then write over it with an Expo and erase! That never ceases to impress… I love the metallic Sharpies for writing on black things. We use them to write on our ROCKETS! Posters, too! I also have my kiddos use Sharpies to solve math problems so they can’t erase their work. The possibilities are endless!
I LOVE using Sharpies in my classroom and at home. My students used them at the end of this last school year to sign t-shirts and beach balls with beautiful colors and designs. We also used them on old CD’s for ornaments, and on tiles (made into coasters) for Mother’s Day. I can never have enough in my classroom or home office! Thanks for the awesome ideas!
This year my Middle School art students used sharpies to sign each other’s t-shirts at the end of the year!
We have used sharpies to decorate canvas hats. This is a wonderful project for kids to do for Father’s Day.
I use Sharpies in my 5th grade social studies classroom when we cover Native Americans. Each student brings in a paper towel tube and designs their own totem pole. Unlike regular markers, sharpies produce a good color on the brownish tube. The don’t run, and unlike crayons, they don’t leave a waxy residue.
I love the colors of Sharpies because it makes all our projects just pop. Great product.
I love the idea of the colored staples!
Doing that!
I am a club advisor. We use Sharpies all the time to create posters for school wide projects — including dances, food drives, raffles, etc.
The kids love using the variety of colors that sharpie pens offer.