It costs way less than going to one of those paint your own ceramic places but you re doing the exact same thing.
Diy ceramic tile coasters.
Special materials for making photo tile coasters.
Diy ceramic tiles make the perfect handmade gift.
The square tiles which you can buy on amazon make this diy a unique way to showcase your favorite.
Today i m sharing the cutest tile coaster ideas to try and i m sure you ll find something for yourself here.
If you print your photos at home using an inkjet printer then you need to use a different glue instead of mod podge.
Write whatever you like and paint something on the coasters according to your taste.
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The full printable instructions are at the bottom of this post but here s what you ll need.
This tutorial on how to make coasters from ceramic tiles is super easy.
Diy ceramic tile photo coasters.
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Learn how to make coasters with just a few items you can find at your local craft store.
Perfect for any special day a set of these tile photo coasters will cost less than 5 to make.
You only need a few things.
Painted tile coasters an easy diy project for craft night.
Step four once you have four coats of mod podge applied and dried to the top of the photo tiles it is time to apply the acrylic sealer.
The natural holes in the tiles give the coasters a vintage feel that has a lot of charm.
Tile coasters look awesome using photos instead of craft paper but there are some special tips to make them turn out right.
Painted tile coasters an easy diy project for craft night.
Which means it is time to make the coasters waterproof.
The mod podge is water based and makes inkjet printed.
Who wants to come over and paint more coasters with me.
Sharpie dyed tile coasters using rubbing alcohol.
Place the ceramic tile photo coasters on a piece of cardboard then spray each tile with a hefty layer of acrylic sealer.