Diana was kind enough to buy the materials (I offered to pay, but she said no) and have me and Beth over for some tiling fun. I went to her house after work one day and she had all of the supplies ready to go on her dining room table- tiles, alcohol blending solution, alcohol ink, Q-tips, and a water based sealer.
When the tiles were dry, we then used the sealer to provide a protective shield (which, by the way takes four weeks to cure). We each applied four coats, waiting 20 minutes in between each coat. While we waited, we had fun chatting and snacking some more. The company and the tile decorating was great! I am going to use my tiles as coasters.
I think we did a great job for our first try. What do you think?
While I loved all of the tiles, I had a few favorites. These are not in any special order.
2 comments:
Those are so awesome! Can you install them with grout now and use them in your kitchen - or are they strictly art?
Thank you. I am pretty sure you can install them with grout in a kitchen. You might want to check the original blog that we got the idea from, just to be sure.
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