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How to Paint Pottery:  Santa's Milk and Cookies Mug

 

What better way to score points with the big guy than with a Santa's Milk and Cookies Mug? It's perfect -- it has a place for milk and cookies! Paint one of these to ensure that Santa will stop at your house this Christmas, even if you are on the naughty list!  

Supplies

  • Dunk Mug Bisque

  • Transfer Paper

  • “Santa’s Milk and Cookies” text print-out

  • Pen

  • Paint Colors: Red (20); Light Green (51); and Dark Green (58)

  • Fun Writer Colors: White and Dark Green (58)

  • Small and Medium Flat Brushes

Santa's Milk and Cookies Ceramic and Paint Supplies

Steps

  1. Paint the mug with 3 coats:

    • Inside – Light Green (51)

    • Outside – Red (20)

    • Inside (Cookie Area) – Dark Green (58)

    • Rim – Dark Green (58)

  1. Add “Santa’s Milk and Cookies” Text

    • Place transfer paper with grey side down

    • Cut out and place “Santa’s Milk and Cookies” template (click link or see below) on top of transfer paper

    • Trace letters with a pen

    • With a white fun writer, paint the letters that you just traced – practice first and go slow!

 Santa's Milk and Cookies Ceramic Text

  1. Paint Stripes on the Handle

    • Alternate light green and red stripes, leaving a little space in between

    • With a dark green fun writer (58), paint lines in the blank spaces

  1. Next Christmas Eve, stay up all night and wait to see Santa appear and drink milk and eat cookies from your mug!

Learn how to paint your own pottery and ceramics at Polka Dot Pots! We are located in Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin, Smoky Mountains, Tennessee, and Poconos, Pennsylvania and have techniques that are so easy, anyone can create a masterpiece. 


12 Responses

Krystie Jones
Krystie Jones

July 14, 2017

We always leave Santa decorated sugar cookies with his milk, along with some oats for the reindeer!

Karen P.
Karen P.

July 14, 2017

We leave homemade chocolate chip cookies and carrots for the reindeer!!!
Merry Christmas!!!

Ashley P.
Ashley P.

July 14, 2017

I leave delicious frosted sugar cookies along with some milk! Thank you!
Merry Christmas!

Erin Stark
Erin Stark

July 14, 2017

Our family leaves decorated butter cookies with homemade frosting. Santa loves them!

Pam Honisch
Pam Honisch

July 14, 2017

The kids would like to leave homemade cut-out sugar cookies and chocolate chip cookies, of course! :) Merry Christmas! Happy New Year! Pam :)

Victoria Ludkowski
Victoria Ludkowski

July 14, 2017

We leave chocolate mint cookies!

Tuesday Loos
Tuesday Loos

July 14, 2017

Sorry.. that’s Sugar cookies!

Tuesday Loos
Tuesday Loos

July 14, 2017

We leave Super cookies that we decorate.

Katrina Ciccarello
Katrina Ciccarello

July 14, 2017

Sugar cookies and peanut blossoms always seem to be Santa’s favorite when he visits our home.

Erin Racioppi
Erin Racioppi

July 14, 2017

Congrats to Lisa Gonzalez for winning the Santa’s Milk and Cookies Dunk Mug from this video!

Claire Kaufmann
Claire Kaufmann

July 14, 2017

We do a less traditional route of chocolate pretzels and Oreos dipped in white chocolate! I can’t wait to paint this summer!

Claire Kaufmann
Claire Kaufmann

July 14, 2017

We do a less traditional route of chocolate pretzels and Oreos dipped in white chocolate! I can’t wait to paint this summer!

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