Alcohol Paint Coasters

I like them better without the edges painted to be honest. I used these alcohol inks blending solution cotton balls and tiles from Home Depot.

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Alcohol paint coasters. It took almost two years of searching they hold up to sweaty tea glasses and to hot beverages. With your paint brush small straw or dropper drop small amounts about dime size of the alcohol onto the colored tile. Using an eye dropper carefully drop the rubbing alcohol onto the coloured tile.

I sort of concentrated on the areas where the colors met so that those lines would be well blurred. Let that dry which should take seconds then use a spray bottle to mist the coasters with alcohol creating a scattered dot effect. Cover the tile with alcohol blending solution.

Use a q-tip with some isopropyl alcohol to clean up your lines. Once dry dab on raw alcohol ink color and use an airbrush to create the starburst effect. Hand Painted Alcohol Ink and Resin Coasters Hexagon Ceramic Coasters Set of 4 Black and Gold Coasters Resin Home Decor Agate Coaster ChicInkArt 5 out of 5 stars 6 Sale Price 3060 3060 3400 Original Price 3400 10 off.

Just wipe your tile down with a cotton ball soaked in alcohol and drop some ink onto the tile. I decided to make navy blue fired alcohol ink coasters. Begin by coating your tile with regular drugstore alcohol.

I recommend you do one tile at a time that way the alcohol doesnt dry too fast. Painting the edges are optional. I love making them using them and giving them.

Then start dripping the alcohol inks on to the tiles. I tried a clear acrylic sealer but it reacted with the paint. First apply a base coat of multiple colors and use alcohol to blend them together a bit.

I am trying to find the perfect finish for the painted tiles that will turn them into functional coasters. 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. The youll drip your alcohol inks onto the tiles.

Allow the tile to dry for at least 40 minutes. If you want to. I had given them as gifts and had to find the solution.

Mixing Piñata Blanco with a small amount of resin before pouring into the mold. Ceramic tiles alcohol ink paint felt hot glue spray enamel and canned air. Where did you get your materials.

My criteria economical rules out resin ideally available on the island so its easy to get my hands on glossy finish easy to use stands up to the heat of a hot coffee mug without going sticky. When I was researching my previous project I saw these and thought they were beautiful. Wipe the tile clean with a damp cloth.

Kendall Mills-----SKILL LEVEL 1-5. Back to experimenting with success on the first try. I dont just mean a few sprays.

I say liberally for a reason. Colour the tile with the Sharpies with bold and contrasting colours. Below is a process video of how I made mine.

Ceramic tiles alcohol ink try Adirondack alcohol sealer paintbrush paint rubber pads for the bottom. Dont worry if its messy if the colours overlap or if theres white space showing. I am new to alcohol ink and have made several 4x4 tiles that I want to turn into coasters.

This is the best part. Spray your tile liberally with alcohol. I am assuming the Krylon Clear Glaze does NOT react with the alcohol ink.

I have quilted coasters Halloween coasters Christmas coasters summertime coasters lots of coasters. I love the effect but the dry ink scratches off and also reacts to water. Use your imagination and pick whatever colors you want.

It does the job but any sealant that you have to paint on is not going to have a smooth of a finish as the spray kind. Youll almost immediately see the alcohol start to blur the colors. Alcohol Ink Coasters.

Home Depot Hobby Lobby and Michaels. I have been on a mission to answer the dilemma of sealing alcohol inks on tiles for coasters drum roll Mod Podge Dimensional Magic. How to seal alcohol ink coasters I dont have any space to do a lot of spraying in our house so I usually seal thinks with non-toxic sealants like dishwasher safe Mod Podge.

The tiles need to be fairly saturated. After making 16 coasters and about 10 larger pieces they arent even close to being halfway empty so Id say it was money well spent. Your coasters are gorgeous.

What materials did you use. Why did you choose it. Alcohol Ink Tile Coasters -----DESIGNED BY.

When one of my newest alcohol ink art students asked if I taught classes on how to make the resin coasters which were in my gallery I was inspired to create a video tutorial. Steps for DIY Alcohol ink coasters. I actually taped off half of my tile to add some white space to the finished product.

A friend was painting their family room to navy blue and asked for new decor that would go with the new color scheme.

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