Oh I love Sharpies! I have sets of markers all over the place. I especially love the top – never thought of that, and that car! I am pretty sure I would not decorate my car that way, but it is still very cool! Thanks for the inspiration and Happy SITS Day! Reply Thanks for that awesome suggestion! I hit the mark sometimes with pinnable images, but this is a great idea. (And thanks for the pin!) Reply Yes, we do all need to recreate this Sharpie wall design. I love this whole area she’s created. Yum. It becomes a bit obsessive when you start to gather leaves to draw on, so remember a bag when you venture out on your nature walk.

Great idea for sharpies! My 11 year old is always wanting me to get them for her but honestly she leaves the lids off and then they are no good! But these are great ideas and she’s always trying to do something arts these days! If you are a Sharpie fan, you will love this. I’m not only going to delight you with all sorts of Sharpie ideas for kids (and for you), I’ve rounded up some unbelievably creative things people have made with Sharpies. I too love sharpies. The sharpie paper towel owls are adorable. Thanks for the post especially the variety of ideas. Enjoy your SITS Day. Reply I can see my daughter loving the doily stencil on her jeans or plain shirts. And totally want to try both the shirt dyeing and the tangle doodle. It’s very similar to doodles I used to do as a kid/teen, but I LOVE the idea of doing it on watercolor and washing paint over it. I might try wax paper to make a window hanging! Reply What amazingly cool ideas!! I never would have thought you could do all of those things with a Sharpie!! I have to go out and buy more right now!!! Over from Sits, btw! Reply

I make most of my tangle art projects using Sharpies because I love to draw with them. Try this out if you like to doodle. I confess I had no idea Sharpies were so versatile! This post makes me want to do Sharpie art! Great ideas! Reply No doubt you’ve seen his work, and he seems to be drawing mostly comics now, but I have to include the hand-drawn cups of Cheeming Boey here. They’re classic Sharpie amazingness. Timothy Goodman makes the biggest, baddest Sharpie murals and has written this amazing book that I just leaf through every once in a while for major inspiration. How to Remove Sharpie Art

I really like the shoes! I won’t dare show my daughter this pics, she’d be a bit too inspired and may get herself in trouble drawing a picture on the wall just for Mommy. Uh…no! Happy SITS day SITStah. Reply First try hand sanitizer, (it contains ethanol), and if that doesn’t work, try rubbing alcohol. I’ve heard that acetone nail polish remover works as well. From Fabric:Let’s just assume that like me, one day you found a beautiful bunch of Sharpie drawings on your bathroom heating vent and wondered just how you would remove them. I love Sharpies! I actually asked for Sharpies for Christmas one year – I like to write with the extra fine ones. 🙂 Happy SITS day. Reply Wood: Try baking soda toothpaste, rubbed in gently with a paper towel or cotton ball. I would not use alcohol or hairspray, as this can ruin the finish of your table. Feed Your Love of Sharpie Art It doesn’t get much easier than laying down a doily and Sharpie-ing over it. The results are lovely.

My 3 year old is constantly covered in lovely paint and marker adornments- it’s just so compelling to draw on your skin. Reply

What a great post!! I so love sharpies, I just have to wait until my daughter gets old enough to be able to use them. We love Sharpies around here, but I’ve never seen so many great ideas. Love the doily stencil. Reply Just. Sharpie. Can you imagine doing that? I think realistically I’d have the patience to do 1/16th of the car and then I would just scribble wildly over the rest of it. Especially a Lamborghini. Reply I am a mild sharpie-holic. I must own two dozen in various sizes and colours… Although my little lady is a bit too young to use them, I think Mama might have found some crafty ideas here 😉 Reply