Modge Podge On Ceramic Tile

Turn inexpensive glass tiles into coasters or necklace pendants with decoupage medium.

Modge podge on ceramic tile.

Trim it so it fits on the tile. Next brush a coat of mod podge over the paper again. Decoupage is a craft similar to wallpapering in which you use paper images to cover the surface of an item. Decoupage tile coasters 1.

If you are using multiple images lay them out on. Select your tiles and remove dirt and dust. You can cut out a design or just leave it square. Due to the issues with youtube and coppa i am making it clear that this video is intended for adult viewers only as some of the craft products u.

If you are using new tiles wash them with a damp cloth to remove any packing or storage. Coat the back of the image with decoupage. Wipe the top of the tiles with a damp paper towel to remove dust and dirt. Brush a layer of mod podge on the tile.

Paint one thin. Brush some mod podge onto the tile and then lay the square of scrapbook paper on it to adhere it to the tile. Immediately lay the picture down. You can affix images to ceramic by using transfer paper and a standard home printer or with regular printer paper and a bottle of mod podge.

Tape off your tile. Add mod podge to the top of the tile in a medium layer. The first thing you ll need to do is cut squares from the scrapbook paper that are just slightly smaller than the. I just layerd the different papers with modge podge and then sealed it all.

Cut out the image you are using. Lay the paper down and smooth out flat with your fingers or a brayer. Wipe down the ceramic tile surface with a moist rag to remove any dirt or dust. Tear or cut paper into a square that almost but doesn t completely cover the top of the tile.

How to decoupage ceramic tile 1. If you are applying this directly to the wall use masking or painter s tape to tape off the. Or try your hand at turning ceramic tiles into drink coasters with custom images on them. Cut the paper or fabric to fit the top of the tile.

If your tiles have a smooth cutting sand with sandpaper to rough up the surface.