Hi everyone, I hope you had an amazing Christmas! We're finally done with our tile backsplash in the kitchen! here's a link for all the supplies - www.lilyardor.com/diy-concrete-tile-backsplash-zellige-tile-inspired/
Wowwwwww, the tile looks amazing!!!!! I had no idea you could just make your own tile like that! It turned out incredibly beautiful and looks SO expensive! I love the color variation, it really helps give it that high-end hand made tile look. I love how it got so shiny with just the sealant, it seriously looks like ceramic tile!
AWWWE Thank you so much! YEH I was super surprised the sealant gave it that look too. Almost looks pearlescent because it was the right amount of sheen. I was so worried about the that. Happy to hear it looks high end.
You absolutely knocked this out of the park! They look better than zellige tiles I’ve seen because they’re slightly more uniform but still handmade/unique. Seriously love the look 😍
Not you guys reading my mind and then making a TH-cam video haha jkjk! 🤪I was thinking of doing this like a couple months back. Was looking for some good pencil-fluted molds like the ones you have (but more round) and couldn't find anything so I gave up 😭🤣I am obsessed with the Zelige tiles, but they are SO expensive!! Love the way this project came out though... I might have to give this a shot now that I have a video to help me 😁♥
LOL love it! HAHA def read your mind! I was doing the same a few months back. couldn't find a video for DIY tiles and thought I need to make something. What are you working on? are the fluted tiles for a bathroom or feature wall? Right yes they're definitely expensive! Glad this is helpful! These instructions would of definitely helped us if we were doing it for the first time. We made so many mistakes but happy to share that all!
Question: Were your tiles shiny straight out of the mold? At 6:01 in the video they already look smooth and shiny as you're putting them up, before the sealer was applied. . Thank you!
Yes they’re really shiny right out of the tile form however they need to be sealed so they don’t stain. 🥰 you can go over it with a light coat of gloss polycrylic after sealing to bring back shine
Hi everyone, I hope you had an amazing Christmas! We're finally done with our tile backsplash in the kitchen! here's a link for all the supplies - www.lilyardor.com/diy-concrete-tile-backsplash-zellige-tile-inspired/
Wowwwwww, the tile looks amazing!!!!! I had no idea you could just make your own tile like that! It turned out incredibly beautiful and looks SO expensive! I love the color variation, it really helps give it that high-end hand made tile look. I love how it got so shiny with just the sealant, it seriously looks like ceramic tile!
AWWWE Thank you so much! YEH I was super surprised the sealant gave it that look too. Almost looks pearlescent because it was the right amount of sheen. I was so worried about the that. Happy to hear it looks high end.
You absolutely knocked this out of the park! They look better than zellige tiles I’ve seen because they’re slightly more uniform but still handmade/unique. Seriously love the look 😍
Thank you so much girl! I've never seen real Zellige tiles this is so nice to hear :) only seen on photos online.
In love with this project 🥰.
And I love that it was an enjoyable family project. 🙌🏾😍
Thanks girl! definitely a fun family project LOL couldn't have done the cutting without the boys. I'm usually scared of saws 😆
Excellent work! Well done! 🤩👏👏👏
This was a great video. Love the look ❤
Kudos for taking on this project. Y’all did a fantastic job. Thanks so much for sharing everything including your failures.
Thank you Mary! It was a hard project but so glad we put the work it! It was worth it! I appreciate your feedback!
Absolutely love how it turned out ❤ you did amazing.
Thank you so much Ali :)
Incredible project friends! 👏🏻
Thank you 🥰🥰
Waw love this! Tiles look so professional 👌❤
THAAANK YOU so much! So happy to hear it looks professional! it was a lot of work!
Loved watching the video. Looks beautiful ❤
Thank you so much! :)
Wow this looks absolutely amazing!
THANK YOU ❤
amazing job, looks great!
amazing video!! I may try this!
It's worth all the work! YOU should do it! I'm seriously tempted to do a variation of hunter green tiles :D ! Glad you liked the video!
Wooow what an awesome diy!!
Thank you :D :D :D
great video! how much did you spend approx in total on this project? thanks!!💛
Omg it looks awesome!!! My girls are your biggest fans!!!!
AWE thank you !
It looks awesome!!!!
Thank you beautiful!
Love your content, you all do a great job!
Thank you so much! couldn't have done it without your gift or game changing camera tips! We really appreciate you!
Georgous!
Hi i m from Nepal pls tell me what materials are reguire to make tiles ❤❤❤
How many lbs are the full bags of cement? 50?
Not you guys reading my mind and then making a TH-cam video haha jkjk! 🤪I was thinking of doing this like a couple months back. Was looking for some good pencil-fluted molds like the ones you have (but more round) and couldn't find anything so I gave up 😭🤣I am obsessed with the Zelige tiles, but they are SO expensive!! Love the way this project came out though... I might have to give this a shot now that I have a video to help me 😁♥
LOL love it! HAHA def read your mind! I was doing the same a few months back. couldn't find a video for DIY tiles and thought I need to make something. What are you working on? are the fluted tiles for a bathroom or feature wall? Right yes they're definitely expensive! Glad this is helpful! These instructions would of definitely helped us if we were doing it for the first time. We made so many mistakes but happy to share that all!
Question: Were your tiles shiny straight out of the mold? At 6:01 in the video they already look smooth and shiny as you're putting them up, before the sealer was applied. . Thank you!
Yes they’re really shiny right out of the tile form however they need to be sealed so they don’t stain. 🥰 you can go over it with a light coat of gloss polycrylic after sealing to bring back shine
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