Pebeo Vitrea Frosted Glass Marker Painting, Drawing & Art Supplies Review

When the Charpy method of permanently decorating coffee mugs didn't work, I started looking for suitable markers. I found these and tried them. I love her! The matte texture is interesting on white mugs and I'm sure it will be even better on glass. The colors are fun and bright, just what I was looking for. I was hesitant to purchase this set because I wasn't quite sure what colors it would be and it didn't look like the purple I wanted. But it ended up being purple, not brown, so it was…

There are wonderful colors. I would give them 5 stars if the company provided an adequate description. The colors in my box are Sun Yellow, Red Pepper, Rose Bengal, Turquoise, Emerald, Scandal Green (yes, that's how it's spelled), Amber Brown, Black, Paprika. Instructions on the back of the box: Shake well before use. Press the tip several times to start ink delivery. Store horizontally. Colors for glass, metal. Leave to dry for 24 hours, then bake in the oven at 160 degrees C (325 degrees F)…

I have about a dozen different colors of Pebeo Vitrea markers. I work a lot with glass and sometimes you need a little color to highlight an area. It's one of the few products that sticks to glass. I've found it works best on ivory or white. It wasn't as dramatic on a clear glass object. My advice is to check the manufacturer's website. If you only read the side of the pen, you will need to leave the colored item at room temperature for 3 days before it is fully waterproof. The website has…

I bought this product to write fun messages on coffee mugs this Christmas. This pen finished when I finished the first one, but be careful with this pen! When writing, do not press the tip too hard, otherwise it will become fluffy and the trimming will not work. Just apply enough pressure of the tip to the surface to make contact and get the paint where you want it. I ended up using this pen (with a fluffy tip) to draw on my mom's white garden mailbox to keep her tools. The paint is of good…

I used to use Pebeo Vitrea glass paints and I really liked them. If you are creative, want to do small details or thick/opaque (layered) surfaces, I would suggest using colors instead. These stained glass pens did not disappoint. They are so easy to use. I let my kids use them to make gifts. They remain clear as stained glass and cannot be layered, imagine trying to layer a whiteboard/dry erase pen. If you make a mistake, use a damp paper towel and wipe it off. When the paint is dry it may…

I'm buying these markers for my 5 and 6 year old sons to decorate coffee mugs for their grandparents for Christmas. We've seen "pins" on Pinterest suggesting marker use, but after some research it turned out that the markers wash off; even after baking. We decorated six or seven cups with these Pebeo markers and I'm very impressed with how well they work! My boys had no problem with it. And after letting them dry for 24 hours and then baking according to the package directions (make sure the…