Yes, it is a scary prospect. I only let my 3 yo use Sharpies when he’s seated at a table and I’m staring him down the entire time. Reply My 3 year old is constantly covered in lovely paint and marker adornments- it’s just so compelling to draw on your skin. Reply What amazingly cool ideas!! I never would have thought you could do all of those things with a Sharpie!! I have to go out and buy more right now!!! Over from Sits, btw! Reply What a great post!! I so love sharpies, I just have to wait until my daughter gets old enough to be able to use them. Kathy Barbro from Art Projects for Kids came up with this awesome project using tin cans and Sharpies.

Yes, we do all need to recreate this Sharpie wall design. I love this whole area she’s created. Yum.try coloring over the Sharpie with a dry erase marker and wipe it away. Or try rubbing alcohol if this doesn’t work. No doubt you’ve seen his work, and he seems to be drawing mostly comics now, but I have to include the hand-drawn cups of Cheeming Boey here. They’re classic Sharpie amazingness. Similar to the mugs above, but this time on glasses. Don’t these look really pretty? Sharpie Art – The Next Level Kathy} Sharpies are my friend. I have done everything from decorate Halloween costumes to fix furniture scratches. These ideas are fun, too! Reply

Wood: Try baking soda toothpaste, rubbed in gently with a paper towel or cotton ball. I would not use alcohol or hairspray, as this can ruin the finish of your table. Feed Your Love of Sharpie Art Timothy Goodman makes the biggest, baddest Sharpie murals and has written this amazing book that I just leaf through every once in a while for major inspiration. How to Remove Sharpie Art I really like the shoes! I won’t dare show my daughter this pics, she’d be a bit too inspired and may get herself in trouble drawing a picture on the wall just for Mommy. Uh…no! Happy SITS day SITStah. Reply I love Sharpies! I actually asked for Sharpies for Christmas one year – I like to write with the extra fine ones. 🙂 Happy SITS day. ReplySimple as can be, but delightfully adaptable, this easy drawing project only requires markers and paper. You’ll love making these right alongside your kids.