Finally I find someone in the faith that recognizes that thru him all is created. I immediately subscribed. I've just begun this form of art and progreesivly getting better. So much, I'm starting to get requests. I am in recovery and has found this passion to be very meditating. Thank you. Thank you.
These are beautiful. I got tiles today and have been going through videos to learn how to do the coasters. Yours is by far the best and most informative. Thank you!!!!!
Wow, wow, wow is all I can say....they look so different in the macro shots, different as in stunning and you can really see what was beautifully created!
I don't know if you see comments after a year. But just wanted you to know that I love this pour on the coasters. I want to make some like this but have failed miserably. After watching this several times, maybe my paint is too thick. Anyhow, I sure love these tiles and the colors.
Wow! Those coaster Are Awesome. I've been pouring for decades.. literally... but, never thought "ceramic coasters" ... I've done Alcohol ink, and oil, and Simple acrylic brush paintings on tiles... but, for some reason, Never poured on one... I like that, you poured them individually, and. You can Still see they are a "set"... I see that lost when many try to do a multi pour, individually... I Really do love your work!
I want to surprise my sister with some new coasters for her dining room. The colors are going to be. Gold metallic,red,black,white, ivory and a-little yellow. Should I paint the tiles gold?
@@sarahpogue8201 I believe she pre-coats for 2 reasons, 1. The background isn't going to leave white space, and 2. The paint moves easier. Odds are, she didn't see your questions, because they posted as a reply to my comment...
Oh by the way... this person is interested in the tile pouring. I would like to know if you have any other ideas as how to use or place onto a canvas. He's not interested in using them as coasters
I love the way these turned out! Beautiful work! I'm thankful for your tutorial as well, it is easily followed and nicely delivered in a timely manner. I am hoping that you could tell me the artist and the name of the first song on your video, the violin was lovely and something I would enjoy creating to. Thank you for sharing your inspiration! I love your name as well, it reminded me to believe in what God has placed inside for me to do. I lose that confidence being a beginner to exploring my artistic side so late in life! ❤ So thank you! ❤
I'm glad you like the video and the outcome of the tiles. The reason I spray paint my tiles before pouring on them is because tiles are extremely smooth and when you pour on something like that the paint can peel and bubble easily since there is nothing for it to adhere too. By spray painting it you are giving the acrylic paint something to adhere too so you will have significantly less bubbling and peeling.
Beautiful! They look like wooden roses. It wouldn’t bother me if you did a little brand promos before or after especially if it’s something you are using in pour. When other TH-cam artists are promoting it is easy for them to just refer them to the product and description with their link to Amazon. Since I use Amazon frequently that doesn’t bother me. But I might not get it there if it is cheaper elsewhere!
I love the way these came out. No way you can find these in the stores, they are beautiful and unique. Did you put the Lacquer first and then the resin? Looked at it again and got my answer :)).
The resin i use is rated to 120 degrees. But I have noticed no matter what type of resin you use you will always have a problem with glass sticking to the coasters a little. It's most common with coffee mugs with pourous bottoms.
Gorgeous. Have you had any problems with using resin on the paint even though it hasn't cured for several days. Most of the artist say the let the paint cure for a couple weeks before you add resin just curious to know your results.
Does anyone have an issue with the resin covering every part of the ceramic tile except some of the edges? The tiles look beautiful except the edges are bare tile. Help!?
Your description said you used bronze, it looked like gold I just wanted to ask so I can try the technique. Thank you for showing the whole process. What was the brand of resin you used? And why did you spray the tiles before using resin? Your tiles are beautiful,.
When I use the floetrol it seems to lighten my paint colors? Do you ever have this problem?? Also by using the Krylon sealer is that ok to seal with if these coasters might have a hot cut of coffee on it ?? Wasn’t sure if it was heat resistant
The floetrol can lighten the paint a bit, but I have never had a drastic change. The krylon spray Lacquer is just a sealing coat, you will have to use resin to make the coaster heat and water resistant. The resin I use is heat resistant to 120degrees. Coffee mugs will still stick slightly even after cured because of the pourous bottom.
Do you think that using a marine-grade polyurethane would work as well as the resin for sealing them? I don't know if you've ever tried it or if you know there would be some kind of reaction with the flow medium, but I am more comfortable using poly than resin and I'd like to make sets like this myself for family members.
I would imagine that the resin gives it a much richer look and would add depth, making a more professional quality. But the other way might be quicker.
Finally I find someone in the faith that recognizes that thru him all is created. I immediately subscribed. I've just begun this form of art and progreesivly getting better. So much, I'm starting to get requests. I am in recovery and has found this passion to be very meditating.
Thank you.
Thank you.
great video.thanks
Beautiful colours, they look lovely
Those are the prettiest coasters I've ever seen.
I love how you do this in high speed !!
man that resin takes them to a whole other level. gorgeous.
Everything you do is so beautiful and professional!
Oh my those are beautiful
If you tape off the backs before you start,it will save the sanding step,these are very pretty
These are beautiful. I got tiles today and have been going through videos to learn how to do the coasters. Yours is by far the best and most informative. Thank you!!!!!
Awesome God bless you
Wow, wow, wow is all I can say....they look so different in the macro shots, different as in stunning and you can really see what was beautifully created!
They really are gorgeous.
These are beautiful! I really appreciate your tutorials! Thank you
I can't wait to see more of your work, God Bless you too!
These are beautiful. They look like wood.
Now THAT is beautiful! Thanks for showing us how these were done. I know I am intimidated by resin.
I haven't tried paint pouring but I think coasters will be my first project . They are so beautiful. Thanks for showing.
So beautiful!!!
Love these!
Where did you get the eyelash and lip stickers
Fabulous color combo!
This was an awesome tuturial. You explain Ed every aspect of the process I really appreciate it you. 😀😀😀😀👍👍👍👍
Beautiful
Stunning
Wow, the first tile is Still on screen... it looks like a knot in pine, OR a Vintage Rose... very pretty so Far!!
I don't know if you see comments after a year. But just wanted you to know that I love this pour on the coasters. I want to make some like this but have failed miserably. After watching this several times, maybe my paint is too thick. Anyhow, I sure love these tiles and the colors.
How do you put adhesive vinyls on paintings and what do you seal with? Thanks
Sorry, it didn’t start in the beginning
No problem. I was just looking to see if this was a multi part video.
What kind of torch was that you were using?
Love it♡♡♡ love your videos
Can you tell me the tile that I have are white, do I have to spray them before I pour? after the pour is dry is resin the only sealer you can use?
Wow! Those coaster Are Awesome. I've been pouring for decades.. literally... but, never thought "ceramic coasters" ... I've done Alcohol ink, and oil, and Simple acrylic brush paintings on tiles... but, for some reason, Never poured on one... I like that, you poured them individually, and. You can Still see they are a "set"... I see that lost when many try to do a multi pour, individually... I Really do love your work!
Why did you paint them silver again?
I want to surprise my sister with some new coasters for her dining room. The colors are going to be. Gold metallic,red,black,white, ivory and a-little yellow. Should I paint the tiles gold?
@@sarahpogue8201 I believe she pre-coats for 2 reasons, 1. The background isn't going to leave white space, and 2. The paint moves easier. Odds are, she didn't see your questions, because they posted as a reply to my comment...
Oh by the way... this person is interested in the tile pouring. I would like to know if you have any other ideas as how to use or place onto a canvas. He's not interested in using them as coasters
Where is the tutorial for the acrylic pour? This is just the resin
Lovely Ma’am 😍😍😍
I love the way these turned out! Beautiful work! I'm thankful for your tutorial as well, it is easily followed and nicely delivered in a timely manner. I am hoping that you could tell me the artist and the name of the first song on your video, the violin was lovely and something I would enjoy creating to. Thank you for sharing your inspiration! I love your name as well, it reminded me to believe in what God has placed inside for me to do. I lose that confidence being a beginner to exploring my artistic side so late in life! ❤ So thank you! ❤
Love that one that looks like a rose!! They are beautiful. I love the metallics of every hue!!
Love your video.Can you put hot objects on the tiles without it sticking?
I keep coming back to watch this video. Love the color combo. Question, why did you spray paint the tiles first?
I'm glad you like the video and the outcome of the tiles. The reason I spray paint my tiles before pouring on them is because tiles are extremely smooth and when you pour on something like that the paint can peel and bubble easily since there is nothing for it to adhere too. By spray painting it you are giving the acrylic paint something to adhere too so you will have significantly less bubbling and peeling.
Woodworking & Painting In Faith Thanks so much. I’m finally about to try this.
~ HOW! Do you have a video showing the actual sanding procedure? THANKS!
How long do you let the resin dry?
Beautiful! They look like wooden roses.
It wouldn’t bother me if you did a little brand promos before or after especially if it’s something you are using in pour. When other TH-cam artists are promoting it is easy for them to just refer them to the product and description with their link to Amazon. Since I use Amazon frequently that doesn’t bother me. But I might not get it there if it is cheaper elsewhere!
I love the way these came out. No way you can find these in the stores, they are beautiful and unique. Did you put the Lacquer first and then the resin? Looked at it again and got my answer :)).
I just love these colors I do tiles but can you tell me what resin and what other one you used
I want just printed tiles on glossy effect you have any ideya
Can I do this on tiles for the floor tiles in from of my fireplace?
Beautiful! What glues did use to glue the cork on the backs with? Not a half a dozen even number? OCD...lol!
Can you use these for hot coffee/tea mugs without them stickning?
The resin i use is rated to 120 degrees. But I have noticed no matter what type of resin you use you will always have a problem with glass sticking to the coasters a little. It's most common with coffee mugs with pourous bottoms.
Gorgeous. Have you had any problems with using resin on the paint even though it hasn't cured for several days. Most of the artist say the let the paint cure for a couple weeks before you add resin just curious to know your results.
Wow! These tiles are beautiful. What is the name of the glue you used for the backing?
I am using Liquid Nails
Does anyone have an issue with the resin covering every part of the ceramic tile except some of the edges? The tiles look beautiful except the edges are bare tile. Help!?
Your description said you used bronze, it looked like gold I just wanted to ask so I can try the technique. Thank you for showing the whole process. What was the brand of resin you used? And why did you spray the tiles before using resin? Your tiles are beautiful,.
What is the approximate dry time before adding the resin?
About 1 week.
How much resin did you use
Do you use glazed or unglazed tiles?
When I use the floetrol it seems to lighten my paint colors? Do you ever have this problem?? Also by using the Krylon sealer is that ok to seal with if these coasters might have a hot cut of coffee on it ?? Wasn’t sure if it was heat resistant
The floetrol can lighten the paint a bit, but I have never had a drastic change. The krylon spray Lacquer is just a sealing coat, you will have to use resin to make the coaster heat and water resistant. The resin I use is heat resistant to 120degrees. Coffee mugs will still stick slightly even after cured because of the pourous bottom.
I love these❤️ how long do you have to wait to apply resin or varnish?
I normally wait about 2 weeks
Is that resin heat resistance
Yes it is water resistant and heat resistant to 120 degrees .
You can get the cork with adhesive on amazon :) btw... Your coasters are beautiful.
I actually ordered some on Amazon a couple of days ago. Cutting them myself was a pain in the butt. I have some new coaster videos coming soon!!!
@@WoodworkingPaintingInFaith ok I'll be sure to watch it. And I used to hate cutting them too. I like my stuff cut perfect and I my cutting sucks lol.
Gorgeous! I also use adhesive felt for my coaster backs. I get sheets at Michaels then cut them 4x4 a bunch at a time so they’re all ready to go.
Thanks so much. Really appreciate it.
What was the brand of resin you used? I missed it & it’s not listed in the description...thanks😁
Hi. It is Super Glaze Resin
Woodworking & Painting In Faith Thanks so much!!! Your work is inspiring!
Sorry but thanks for the info.
Do you think that using a marine-grade polyurethane would work as well as the resin for sealing them? I don't know if you've ever tried it or if you know there would be some kind of reaction with the flow medium, but I am more comfortable using poly than resin and I'd like to make sets like this myself for family members.
Hi. I have never used it before. But I don't see why not. My advice will be do one coaster as a test before doing a whole set.
I would imagine that the resin gives it a much richer look and would add depth, making a more professional quality. But the other way might be quicker.
Beautiful