How To Make Coasters With Ceramic Tile And Alcohol Ink

Plain white tiles i got mine from home depot and i purchased both the small size 10cm by 10cm and the larger size about 15 cm by.

How to make coasters with ceramic tile and alcohol ink.

We used three different. I am new to alcohol ink and have made several 4 x4 tiles that i want to turn into coasters. Using alcohol ink with fire. Printed paper and colored ink images.

It s an amazing blog written by aimee. First line a cookie sheet with foil and place the ceramic tile in the center. Enjoy this fun tutorial to make beautiful custom coasters with new marabu alcohol ink or your favorite alcohol inks and a ceramic tile. April 27 2020 at 8 55 am for a fun project to add a little pizaz to your home.

I am pleased to have aly from artisan des arts as a guest blogger this week to show you how to make alcohol ink dyed coasters. Splatter the alcohol ink on top. I did quite a bit of experimenting to get here. I found that duplicolor s engine enamel works really well.

The flames will create a design with the ink and alcohol. She has a tutorial that uses adirondack ink and alcohol blending solution on tiles to make the most amazing coasters. Now that you ve painted the tiles the way you want you ll want to protect all your hard work. One to protect my alcohol ink and another to add some heat resistance and water resistance.

Sharpie dyed tile coasters using rubbing alcohol. Begin by coating your tile with regular drugstore alcohol. I tried a clear acrylic sealer but it reacted with the paint. But i have to admit you got me to.

So we came up with the idea to have the kids make coasters out of tiles. I like to use two different sealers. The alcohol dries super fast cut scrapbook paper book pages wrapping paper whatever you re using to decorate your tile coasters into 4 x 4 squares. The full printable instructions are at the bottom of this post but here s what you ll need.

Sharpie fine tip markers in bold colours 4 x4 white ceramic tiles i can t find them on amazon but these are the ones i used isopropyl alcohol 91 or 99 from the drug store. I ve made coasters out of our granddaughters artwork before and didn t have any problem with bleed. I love the effect but the dry ink scratches off and also reacts to water. Your coasters are gorgeous.

I am assuming the krylon clear glaze does not react with the alcohol ink. But what i didn t realize until after i d bought most of the supplies was that it involves fire. Ceramic tiles alcohol ink try adirondack alcohol sealer paintbrush paint rubber pads for the bottom.