Teapot in retro design with Marabu Porcelain & Glass Painter

Good morning! Another egg? Or a cup of tea? Particularly delicious tea is served from the self-designed teapot. Decorate with simple retro circles and dots using the Marabu Porcelain & Glass Painter.

Share with friends

Marabu products you need...

Marabu Porcelain & Glas Painter, black 073, 1-2 mm

Marabu Porcelain & Glas Painter, tangerine 225, 1-2 mm

Marabu Porcelain & Glas Painter, cherry 125, 1-2 mm

Marabu Porcelain & Glas Painter, white 070, 1-2 mm

Marabu Porcelain & Glas Painter, black 073, 0,8 mm

Marabu Porcelain & Glas Painter, cherry 125, 0,8 mm

Marabu Porcelain & Glas Painter, white 070, 0,8 mm

Marabu Cleaner 50 ml

…additionaly things you need

porcelain teapot

scouring milk

sponge

paper

Tips and Tricks

The very viscous and highly pigmented ink needs a little more time to become visible in the tip, so pump it with a little more patience. Otherwise the ink shoots out of the side of the barrel because the pen has been overpumped. In such a case, wipe the pen or even clean it with water: take out the tip and rinse it, then dry it and put it back in the barrel and carefully continue with the pumping process.

How it is done:

Before painting, pre-clean the jug with scouring milk and a sponge. Then rub with Marabu Cleaner so that it is free of dust and grease.
Shake the painter vigorously with the cap closed. Pump by slowly pressing the tip several times until the ink becomes visible. Now first write on the pens on a piece of paper. Then the jug can be decorated with dots and circles as desired.
Then leave the painting to dry (at least 4 hours). Then place the jug in a non-preheated oven and bake the paint at 160° C for 30 minutes. Leave the jug to cool down with the oven door open. Afterwards, the painting is dishwasher safe at max. 50° C.

Teapot in retro design with Marabu Porcelain & Glass Painter

How it is done:

Marabu DIY: Porcelain & Glass Design