Ceramic tile crafts

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Transform ceramic tiles into DIY tile coasters with scrapbook paper. This is a simple craft that makes a fun handmade gift and adds color to your home!

So easy kids can do it! They will love it too! You only need three things! $0.16 ceramic tiles, sharpie markers, and rubbing alcohol! This is a fun and easy p…

Make these simple tile ornaments using upcycled arabesque tile backsplash. Create charming handmade christmas ornaments using napkin decoupage.

Want to learn how to make coasters out of ceramic tiles? Let me show you how to do it properly, so that your coasters are waterproof and fit for purpose!

Ceramic tile coasters are so easy and fun to make, and can so easy to personalize. In this post, you'll find everything you need to make your own set of ceramic tile coasters.

When you’re finally done with your renovations and construction sites, you can often find yourself with some leftover tiles. If you’re reading this, you are probably asking yourself what to do with it.

The YAYsayers✨Oz Family Adventures on Instagram: "Directions ⬇️⬇️⬇️ Because these picture coasters are so simple (and extremely affordable!), I have some for every season and swap them out for each holiday! It’s such a fun way to incorporate pictures around your house! Add some cork to the bottom and use a cute ribbon to tie a set together and you have the perfect homemade gift! The base is a 4x4 inch ceramic tile and the image is printed on waterslide decal transfer paper. It is very…

About this item 100 CERAMIC COASTER TILES CRAFT KIT - Pixiss Unglazed Ceramic Tiles are perfect for creating your own coasters with alcohol ink, markers, crayons, acrylic paint, resin and more. Our tiles are specifically designed to be used for arts and crafts with all sides perfectly smooth and with a matte finish. HIGH QUALITY CRAFT TILES - Pixiss Coaster Tiles are made of durable ceramic. All sides are smooth unlike our competitors who's tiles are rough and have nubs on the sides and…

Many people have ask about our tiles and our process….things like Do we use a kiln to apply the artwork to the tile? Or is it decopauged on? Will the design come off? Did you paint all these by hand? Can I use it as a trivet?…. So I'm going to take you behind the scenes today & share more about the process!