Sharpie Crafts: The Ultimate List of Fun!

Learn how to decorate a flower pot with a Sharpie in this unique craft! Kids and adults will love to personalize.

Rubbing alcohol bleeds Sharpie in some fun ways – you can add to a cotton t-shirt, and then draw details over the top. You'll want to heat set with an iron on both the front and back for five minutes before washing.

These amazing knobs look like real stone – but they were simply colored with Sharpie! Jackie used them on white storage units to perk them up, and the color works well.

Take an old, yucky tote and add a funky pattern with Sharpies and isopropyl alcohol. You can use this cool technique on a variety of fashion items.

Draw whatever you like on wood discs from the craft store – then add a keychain hardware to finish. This is one of those Sharpie crafts that makes a great gift!

Do you love Shrinky Dinks? This Shrinky Dink necklace was so easy! If you love Shrinky Dink jewelry, this is a fun project to try with Sharpies and stencils.

Serve goodies to your guests in style – add metallic accents to all of your dishes.

This bag is great inspiration for doing your own doodles on fabric – or you can get the printables and iron them on to make a Sharpie holder.

Don’t throw away those old light bulbs – draw on them with Sharpies to make home decor. This is one of the most unique Sharpie crafts I’ve ever seen!

I can't believe these are shoe boxes! I like the way the suitcases turned out - and all you need are some recycled materials, a little white paint, and a Sharpie.

If you don’t have the geometric pattern you want – buy simple white fabric and just draw it on! This pillow looks printed rather than handmade.

Recreate a $7,500 piece of wall art using plates from the dollar store with Sharpies – this is brilliant!

Julia re-did her bar and desk by adding a unique “wallpaper” pattern with gold Sharpie. She has a free printable if you'd like to make the same design.

Use Sharpies on all of your dishware! Just don’t let the Sharpie-d part come in contact with food – but they are great for decorative purposes.

This is similar to the floral t-shirt on this list. Same process, different material. Perfect for a 4th of July party . . . and you can customize for any holiday.

I like the tracing method with Sharpie used for this mug. Makes it so you don't have to have beautiful handwriting to get great results!

Use a Sharpie paint pen to draw any font on glass – just tape to the inside and draw! This is a perfect way to customize a vessel.

I love those cute sleeping bunnies! This Sharpie craft has got to be the easiest way to decorate eggs, and is perfect for Easter and beyond.

If you've ever watched Fixer Upper, you are very familiar with shiplap. If you can't commit to nailing wood to your walls, this Sharpie shiplap is a great compromise!

If you like Sharpie crafts, this one will below you mind. If you can trace, you can make this tea towel! Doesn't it look great? Makes a great gift.

Just like the fireworks napkins and floral t-shirt, you can use Sharpies and alcohol to create this tie dye look on sneakers!

Another super easy upgrade using a Sharpie and stencils! They take a total of 20 minutes to make from start to finish.

The process that Jen used to make these Save The Dates can be used for any invitation. Really fun idea for a birthday party invitation, don't you think?

Create these easy Sharpie embellished citronella buckets for your backyard to ward of insects & create a little atmosphere. Great for gifts!

Keri did in awesome job with these earrings any Star Wars fan would love to wear! You'll be drawing the BB-8 design with Sharpies on a smaller surface, but it's not hard to make them.