This is less tutorial (it’s as simple as drawing on a plate) and more review, but I recently discovered these porcelain pens in Spotlight and I am completely in love.
You Will Need
- One Porcelain pen – they’re made by “Pebeo” and I found them in my local Spotlight in the craft section with the regular ink pens, they had them in thick and thin, I’m using the thicker version (150). I Also have it on good authority that Lincraft are stocking them as well, and I’m sure they’re available in local art shops.
- One side plate – mine was $4 from Target, but you can use anything so long as it will hold up to being put in the oven – check out op shops and thrift stores, or even the dollar stores, you may want to pick up a couple of spares to practice on first.
- An oven
Lets get started
- Practice your design plenty on paper before going at the plate with the pen, if you want to get really precise you can trace around the outside of your plate to get a better idea of scale. Use the pen a few times on either paper or a spare plate to get an idea of the flow.
- Once you’ve finalised your design, put pen to plate!
- Allow the ink to dry for 24 hours then bake in the oven for 35 minutes at 150°C (300°F)
- Enjoy your full functional plate! The ink is non-toxic and microwave and dishwasher safe.
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