DIY Photo Mugs

☻ The procedure is simple and very easy to follow:
1. With the use of any photo editor software, design an image for the mug.
2. After you achieved your desired design, print the image on the glossy side of the decal paper using the inkjet paper.
3. Apply the printed sheet evenly with a transferring solution and let it dry completely. You can also use the hairdryer if you want faster results.
4. Cut out the image from the decal paper with the use of scissors.
5. Put the image into a bowl of water for a minute and remove the thin decal film as it slips along the paper.
6. After that, you can place your design in the desired position on the mug. You can use a clean damp cloth to wipe off the excess water and remove bubbles that may appear on the design.
7. Let it dry completely – do not use the hairspray on this one. It may take hours to completely dry so you can speed it up by placing it in a hot place.
8. When the image is dry, you can use an acrylic varnish if you want the decorated item free from scratches, moisture, or fading away.
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6 Respones to "DIY Photo Mugs"
I can try that with my friends...
July 30, 2011 at 7:17 PM
Its a good present for your friends Saru :)
Hi all,
A photo mug makes a great gift for any occasion. From a holiday remembered, to the vacation you will never forget, a personalized photo mug is much more than an ordinary gift. It creates a set and commemorate graduations, retirements parties, weddings and other special events in a unique and unforgettable way. Thanks a lot!
August 2, 2011 at 12:19 AM
does it fade in the long run? i have been designing some mugs for some wedding evenets and i find some of my customer says that the design fades as they use it. is there a better way to print mugs other than using decal paper?
Smith|industrial workwear
September 29, 2011 at 7:51 PM
It will fade as it is just a print on the mug
Nice photo mugs you have shown there. That could be used for presenting gifts to our loved ones.
January 3, 2012 at 9:19 PM
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