$35.00
Kit Includes:
- Wood (approximately 8″ x 24″)
- Paint/Stain (choose up to 3 colors)
- 4 Hooks
- Vinyl Stencil
- Step by Step Instructions
- ***MUGS NOT INCLUDED***
Order Pick-up:
Order Deadline each week will be Tuesday
Orders placed by Tuesday of each week will be available for in studio pick up. You will receive a confirmation email once order is placed with complete pick up times located at the bottom of your order. If you are not able to pick up during these times please message us to see other times we may be available. You also may send someone else to pick up your kit.
***Please note…we are closed the last weekend of each month…orders placed the final week of the month will be available for pick up the first weekend of the following month***
Description
Create your own DIY (Do It Yourself) Coffee Mug Holder at home with our easy Take Home Kits! We supply everything you need…the only thing you need for this project is brushes (a 2″ bristle brush and a sponge brush should do the trick) and a screwdriver for your hooks. You will paint/stain your board, stencil on your chosen saying (step by step instructions included or check out our Facebook Page for videos on how to do your backgrounds and how to vinyl stencil), fasten on your hooks, and enjoy it for years to come. We suggest applying a sealing coat of polyurethane upon completion of your project. Kits are available for pick up only at our studio located at 137 Main St S. in Hutchinson, MN.
Additional information
| Options | Coffee & Jesus, Rise & Grind, Awake My Soul, Coffee Bar Love Brews Here, Hug in a Mug, But First…Coffee, Coffee |
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I’m originally from Hutchinson so I’m a midwest girl at heart. I graduated from Gustavus with a degree in Psychology and English and moved to Denver, CO in 1999. I’ve spent the last 15 years in the “real world” of sales, marketing, ministry, and my passion of golf at an amazing resort/golf club. In 2010 I was diagnosed with breast cancer and life took a complete 180 degree turn. Before my treatments I went to my first painting class at Canvas and Cocktails in Denver. This studio soon became my refuge place where I could get lost in creativity and fellowship with my family and friends. Three years later, I knew I wanted to bring this concept to MN.