*Sad face*
I ruined a:
Yudu emulsion sheet
because I forgot to take the protective cover off before I exposed it.
I am almost finished doing my coasters. I'm still trying to decide what to charge for them. I'm thinking $8. I figured out the cost and it costs $1.70 to make a group of four so I think $8 for four might be asking a little too much, but when I look at Etsy I see people charging $20 for them. Aaaaa, yikes.
I'm talking about groups of four. I haven't seen anyone sell singles.
I'm doing 3 coats of Mod Podge Mod Podge CS11272 Mod Podge Satin Finish (Google Affiliate Ad) instead of just one so I guess I should change my instructions. But I'll have a good variety to sell at the boutique.
Almost time.
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Monday, December 10, 2012
Saturday, December 8, 2012
Yea! Coasters
So I'm making the coasters now, and I think I've gotten down how I'm going to make them.
Palace Ceramic Decorators Tile/ coaster (Google Affiliate Ad)
I start with a white tile. $0.16 at the Home Depot.
Next I get a decorated contact paper. (Dollar store buy) Or I could use scrap booking paper. I cut the paper to 3 1/2" but you can cut any size.
Kittrich Corporation KIT9995 Contact Paper Rolls 18X25 Yd Clear (Google Affiliate Ad)
I place the contact paper and coat it with Mod Podge and let it dry.
On the other side I place anti-slide "feet".
I use the anti-slide shelf paper from the dollar store.
I cut out little circles.
I cut the back of the tile with the Mod Podge to make it smooth and I glue the feet on that way. Again I let it dry. All done!
Palace Ceramic Decorators Tile/ coaster (Google Affiliate Ad)
I start with a white tile. $0.16 at the Home Depot.
Next I get a decorated contact paper. (Dollar store buy) Or I could use scrap booking paper. I cut the paper to 3 1/2" but you can cut any size.
Kittrich Corporation KIT9995 Contact Paper Rolls 18X25 Yd Clear (Google Affiliate Ad)
I place the contact paper and coat it with Mod Podge and let it dry.
On the other side I place anti-slide "feet".
I use the anti-slide shelf paper from the dollar store.
I cut out little circles.
I cut the back of the tile with the Mod Podge to make it smooth and I glue the feet on that way. Again I let it dry. All done!
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