Ceramic Tile Coaster Lasered

Hello, sorry for the long break. It's been awhile and I have been unsure if I should even bother with this, but after some thought - the answer was YES! So let me just jump right in.

I may not have been posting, but, I have been creating! So I need to do more sharing.

For this project I used a ceramic tile (4.25 in x 4.25 in). One can be purchased at any place like a Lowe's or Home Depot type store or redo one you already have.

I did some light sanding to this ceramic tile piece and then added some white gesso to prep this tile for painting. I used green acrylic paint for the top and gold acrylic paint for the sides and then sealed it with a clear matte finish, about four coats.

I let everything dry and decided I would use my laser to add a design on top. Of course, it would be nice to paint something on it. So many ideas and elements that can be used, such as stickers, a fun paper collage, leaves, confetti. Have fun with it.

When I was done, I added another couple more coats of clear matte finish. I used Rust-Oleum Painter's Touch 2x Ultra Cover Matte Clear for this project. I really like this stuff.

I used the laser to cut some felt to attach to the back and then I was done.

Here it is . . .

... What a fun piece. I think it came out super cute and it's ready to use.

Thanks for popping in and until next time ... Happy Crafting!

-Maddie

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Comments

Can I laser on glass?

Conversation with myself: Can I laser on glass? Well, I don't know, I haven't tried. 😂 It was my first attempt at lasering on glass. Next time I think I will make some minor setting adjustments. Depending on the design, I may want the image to be a bit clearer/sharper. But, since this design is a bit cute, spooky and going to be used as Halloween decor in our home, it works. The black roses were made using my laser, wood with acrylic paint. I know this is short but I hope it was sweet. I'm not sure where October went, but I wish you and yours a fun and safe Halloween. Thank you for stopping by and, Until next time, Maddie

Gold Leafing a Boutonniere

It was my first time to do a boutonniere and I thought I would try adding some gold leaf foil to a few roses and see how they turned out. They came out very nice, I thought. Some Supplies used: Add the adhesive where you want. You can put as much or little as you'd like. I was going for a bit of a drip on one of them. I played around adding some gold leaf foil to a few leaves. It was a big rose and a rather heavy one at that, so I decided to just do the one and leave the other rose out. It would have been too bulky. Using some floral tape, floral wire and some hot glue I put the boutonniere together. For a soft more vintage look I added some vintage lace I had on hand and finished it off with some ribbon. This boutonniere was a hit and it was a fun piece to do. Thanks for popping in, Maddie

Are we Sleighin' or Slayin' ?

I hope you are having a great start to this new year! As I was putting up Christmas I thought about how I had not shown this cute wood round sign. I love that it can go up in October and stay up through Christmas. This sign gives me all the Hallmark feelings. I've been contemplating making a few of these to list. 🤔 I will get back to you on that. Speaking of Christmas - Anyone feel like it just zoomed right by at a high rate of speed this year? I totally did. Materials used: Wood, acrylic paint, gold, green and red foil paper and some rope and ribbon for hanging. Everything cut on my laser. Thank you for swingin' by. Until next time, Maddie

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