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FYI: I had several requests for info on how I did the tiles & decided to add the info here. The first tumbled tiles I bought @ Menards didn't work well...I ended up using Rialto White tiles from Lowe's. I stamped the images with Staz-On, then colored them some with Prismacolor Pencils & some with ink & a waterbrush. I baked them for 20 minutes @ 350. After they cooled I sprayed them with several coats of matte sealer. Have fun!!
I also made a few more bottle-cap magnet sets. I think I'm going to give these to my niece & nephews' teachers this year. I try to always send a little something extra for them to add to their teacher's gifts.
Hope everyone is having a fun week...time for me to pick up some of my mess before I call it a night.
Thanks for stopping by.....
5 comments:
Deb - I love, love, love the coasters! The Eiffel Tower ones are beautiful and so CLASSY! They would make perfect gifts. I love the paper you used for the teacher's gifts. It is incredibly unique.
All your stuff is so much fun! I love the way you create :)
How about some details on how to do the coasters? I did some a couple years ago with staz-on ink but they did not look nearly as nice as yours!!!
Lovvvve the tiles Deb. The bottle caps are cute as well. Hugz, Diane
GREAT coasters!
I just found your blog thru groppi girl blogs!
Love your work!
I am a first grade teacher and I would love to recieve a gift like that - so talented - cute ideas. You make me want to get out my stamps and get busy.
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