Ever wondered how the desk gets so untidy when you spend most of your time staring at a computer? Me too, when it comes to having a clear up those creative souls or DIYer’s amongst us may choose to recycle old jars, unused mugs or make use of other objects around the house, with so many different pens & paint markers around you could always create a bespoke piece to cram into a dark idle corner. Alternatively there’s always the local stationers, DIY or charity shop to visit.
Invisible Ink Pens Hard To Find?
So I was tooling around online and saw this headline. Naturally, it begged for some clarification, like where was this published, was it a joke, and just how invisible are these pens?
Fortunately, it didn’t take much digging to get some answers. Turns out that this ran in the Columbus Dispatch in Columbus, Ohio about four years ago, and it wasn’t a joke. Shoppers really were having a hard time finding invisible ink pens.
Little Girls + Sharpie = Trouble
Had to share this for the parents among you.
Apparently, a little girl in California named Gabriella got her hands on a Sharpie and started drawing on her face.
Of course. Because, you know, why not?
Her mother saw it and, this being 2015, decided to start filming while she scolds the girl.
Crafty Easter Ideas – Decorating Eggs
With so many coloring pens & markers to choose from, how about unleashing your creative talents for a spot of crafting over the holidays?
The tradition of decorating eggs dates back centuries & can be a fun pastime whatever the weather.
As any artist knows first you need to decide on your canvas, in this case, it could be
That’s No Sharpie, It’s A Survival Tool
A 3-week Indiegogo campaign to create a Sharpie look-a-like that serves as a survival tool – but not a marker – more …