Introduction: Moustache Glass Markers
These markers will help your guests identify their drinking glassesduring parties(*), and the moustache shapes are sure to be a funny icebreaker.
In a hurry trying to find an idea for a quick, funny, last-minute present, I was inspired by the many moustache projects that can be found around here.
(*) Go green: instead of taking many disposable paper/plastic cups, reuse your drinkware!
Step 1: Needed Things
I had some scrap Plexiglas leftover from another DIY project.
You will need:
- 3mm thick plastic, or Plexiglas or plywood
- paper glue
- miniature clothespins (the smaller the better)
- power- or hand- jigsaw
- epoxy glue
- black paint
- sand paper, files
Step 2: Design, Print and Glue
Design your own moustaches or use the attached document.
You can use a vector drawing software (like Inkscape or OpenOffice.org Draw). Splines are fun to design moustaches.
Print and glue the design on the plastic.
Attachments
Step 3: Cut, File and Sand Shapes
Cut the shapes.
Sand and file the sides until satisfied.
Step 4: Remove Paper and Paint Shapes
Soak the shapes into water for a couple of minutes until the paper comes off.
Sand the surfaces if you intend to paint the pieces.
Clean and paint the pieces.
Step 5: Glue
Glue the pieces to the clothespins. Allow to cure completely.
Done!
Step 6: Use!
Clip the moustaches on any kind of drinkware, and sip with distinction!
10 Comments
11 years ago on Introduction
I think I will have to make some of these for new years
11 years ago on Introduction
hey just a thought i am going to have 18 pepole in my home tonight could i use black counstruct paper and a marker and tape to make them in a pinch
12 years ago on Introduction
Mustache Cash Stash
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12 years ago on Introduction
You might be the next martha stewart. But cooler.
Reply 12 years ago on Introduction
Who is Martha Stewart?
Reply 12 years ago on Introduction
I don't know.
12 years ago on Introduction
Nice! Think I might laser cut some tomorrow :D
12 years ago on Introduction
Love it! That is a clever idea.
12 years ago on Introduction
Sweet!
12 years ago on Introduction
Nice!