Decoupage Napkins On Tiles at Abby Grover blog

Decoupage Napkins On Tiles. Use the foam brush to apply a thin layer of decoupage glue to the tile. I made about 10 sets of these for family members and friends and i tried to reflect. This dramatically improves adherence of your paint or decoupage paper, preventing subsequent flaking or peeling. Hard coat mod podge (or regular gloss modpodge) decorative napkins. Some tiles are made with bumps on the sides for spacing. Once smooth, clean the coaster thoroughly with an alcohol wipe. If it feels too thin, try removing one layer instead. The seashell napkins had 3 layers and reducing it to one layer made it a little too thin and easy to rip. A tile or mdf coaster, sandpaper, and alcohol wipes. Start by sanding any bumps or uneven surfaces off the edges to ensure a smooth base. Apply a thin coat of mod podge to the tile with the small brush. This video will demonstrate how to make decoupage ceramic tile coasters using napkins. I cut the napkin square slightly larger than the tile, and separated the three ply into one ply. These blue and white napkins look like they would be the perfect thing to decoupage with! It’s a lot easier to decoupage napkins to surfaces than you.

A tile or mdf coaster, sandpaper, and alcohol wipes. If it feels too thin, try removing one layer instead. Find your favorite area of the napkin and place the napkin on top of the tile. I cut the napkin square slightly larger than the tile, and separated the three ply into one ply. It’s a lot easier to decoupage napkins to surfaces than you. Use the foam brush to apply a thin layer of decoupage glue to the tile. Start by sanding any bumps or uneven surfaces off the edges to ensure a smooth base. Hard coat mod podge (or regular gloss modpodge) decorative napkins. These blue and white napkins look like they would be the perfect thing to decoupage with! Some tiles are made with bumps on the sides for spacing.

Discarded ceramic tiles decoupaged with various single layer napkins

Decoupage Napkins On Tiles These blue and white napkins look like they would be the perfect thing to decoupage with! Apply a thin coat of mod podge to the tile with the small brush. Once smooth, clean the coaster thoroughly with an alcohol wipe. A tile or mdf coaster, sandpaper, and alcohol wipes. Find your favorite area of the napkin and place the napkin on top of the tile. Use the foam brush to apply a thin layer of decoupage glue to the tile. Decoupage tile coasters are fun to create, and they make great gifts. These blue and white napkins look like they would be the perfect thing to decoupage with! This video will demonstrate how to make decoupage ceramic tile coasters using napkins. I cut the napkin square slightly larger than the tile, and separated the three ply into one ply. Some tiles are made with bumps on the sides for spacing. The seashell napkins had 3 layers and reducing it to one layer made it a little too thin and easy to rip. Start by sanding any bumps or uneven surfaces off the edges to ensure a smooth base. This dramatically improves adherence of your paint or decoupage paper, preventing subsequent flaking or peeling. If it feels too thin, try removing one layer instead. It’s a lot easier to decoupage napkins to surfaces than you.