Thanks for the great idea Amy. I also have some of the same tiles lying around from when I made coasters using napkins years ago. You can also use Folk Art Plaid or Delta acrylic sealer applied using a foam brush (Michaels). I think I bought my cork at Dollarama. No odour or fumes. Now I plan to make sets for my friends as Christmas gifts. I love your videos.
Those large MFT background stamps have never been on my radar due to the size and some significant weakness in my left hand. But placing the stamp on a cutting plate? Genius! My wishlist just got longer!
Loved this idea and way cool. Now I will have to buy MFT inks which I had not planned to do. Can you do this with other inks. I love the way your turned out. Super nice. Would make awesome Christmas gifts.
Thank you so much for sharing and teaching us this technique ! I was looking for this tutorial and I found you. I personally don't know anything about stamping but I am learning with you and this video. I will follow up your tutorial from now on. :)
I would be so tempted to cut one of those cork sheets into 16 squares so that each one would make a full set of coasters :-) I love this idea for a homemade gift ... Will have to give it a try! Please do more vids like this
I looked Ikea only has placemets or round tiles now calles avskild. is 250 degrees celsius or fahrenheit? Love the idea, must try it thanks for sharing
Hello! It Oct 2021 and I’m just seeing your great video. Hoping you see this comment/question: Can I use Versafine Ink? All of the videos I see say you have to use Stazon. Although I love the black ink on these beautiful tiles, I also want to do some that I can stamp and selectively paint. Of course, I’d properly seal because these would be drink coasters and not just decorative. May I ask your thoughts on this, please? Thank you💕
Versafine is an oil based pigment ink and isn't meant to work on surfaces other than papers. Cant' hurt to try it but I doubt it will dry or set especially if you are coloring as well. Hence me recommending StazOn inks for it - you can stamp with StazOn and then color in images too.
@@PrairiePaperandInk , thank you so much for replying . I understand what you’re saying about it being oil based. But, you say if I stamp out the image with Stazon, I can color/ paint with another ink. Wouldn’t the ink I used to color with cause problems too?
I want to start my own craft business but keep reading bout copyright laws with stamping and image downloads how do u go about this if u want to sell items thanx
Could you please tell me if the sealer ended up smearing the ink or caused running? Thanks so much 💕 Also, I want to do a little selective coloring on some of my coasters. Any advise on what I can use? I have Zig real brush watercolors, distress oxide ink pads and Ranger Archival pads. Have tried to paint with the archivals and they must be too dry . Can’t seem to pick up the color. Oxides are water reactive so I’m thinking the sealer will cause them to run. I’ve seen others say they use alcohol markers, but I do not have these. Thanks for any help and sorry for the lengthy question 💕
I couldn't tell you with these ones - I made them a long loooonnnnggg time ago and I think I gave them away. As far as colouring - I did tiles like this and stamped them with StazOn and colored them in with pastels and a blender pen then sealed them with a spray sealant. They're still fine now 15+ years later.
@@Bee-Kind-Baker no - pastels. Stampin Up used to have a set of pan pastels that we used a blender brush with to color images and that’s what I used. Pan pastels still exist with other brands but I haven’t used any in over a decade now
willysmom1 I still do just to make sure the ink is completely set. And I still sealed my StazOn stamped ones with acrylic sealer - not sure if it was overkill or not - but nearly 10 years later they've held up as I said in the video.
Those tiles are nearly impossible to find any more. I used to work at one of the big box home stores and at that time, they were more readily available ... not now so if you see them in your area and want then ... get them, because they'll most likely be gone next time you're there.
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Thanks for the great idea Amy. I also have some of the same tiles lying around from when I made coasters using napkins years ago. You can also use Folk Art Plaid or Delta acrylic sealer applied using a foam brush (Michaels). I think I bought my cork at Dollarama. No odour or fumes. Now I plan to make sets for my friends as Christmas gifts. I love your videos.
Those large MFT background stamps have never been on my radar due to the size and some significant weakness in my left hand. But placing the stamp on a cutting plate? Genius! My wishlist just got longer!
Love this, TFS! I have stamped on tiles like this one Christmas and gave them in sets of 4 as gifts. They were a big hit.
So glad I came across your video which was fun to watch and has given me ideas for my daughter and I to do together during the holidays x
Krylon makes a great sealer. You can get matte satin or glossy. Dries fast, works great!
Robin Schaefer that's what I use and have linked in the supplies
For hot drinks too?
Loved this idea and way cool. Now I will have to buy MFT inks which I had not planned to do. Can you do this with other inks. I love the way your turned out. Super nice. Would make awesome Christmas gifts.
Love this idea...thank you for sharing...have a few tiles lying around...found your video...thank you very much😊
Wow!! They are beautiful and unique.
Love this technique, great idea for a holiday gift. thanks for sharing.
Thank you so much for sharing and teaching us this technique ! I was looking for this tutorial and I found you. I personally don't know anything about stamping but I am learning with you and this video. I will follow up your tutorial from now on. :)
I know you did this video in 2015, I just found it and love it, thank you.
I just looked up the cork at Ikea and it is $6 for 4 pieces, however you can buy cork sheets at the dollar store.
I remember doing this myself. They do come in handy if you don't want rings left on your furniture. thanks for reminding me of this..
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Great gift idea. Your tiles turned out really nice:)
Thnaks for the video, this ais a great idea and you did a great job. did you use your regular oven or one jst for arts and crafts? thanks.
I would be so tempted to cut one of those cork sheets into 16 squares so that each one would make a full set of coasters :-)
I love this idea for a homemade gift ... Will have to give it a try! Please do more vids like this
Where did you get your Fiskars press thing...i don't think you have it listed under the video
After it’s sealed & cooled, are they heat resistant like to a hot beverage?
I've never had a problem with them
Prairie Paper & Ink (AmyR) (
I have used krylon kamar on alcohol ink on tiles works well
Hi .. liked the art .. one question could you please tell in details for flower print you did
Do you find hot or cold beverages stick to the coasters when using.
I looked Ikea only has placemets or round tiles now calles avskild. is 250 degrees celsius or fahrenheit? Love the idea, must try it thanks for sharing
Maaike Uijthoven fahrenheit - and I linked to cork coasters on Amazon in the description box :)
If you add a sealer, does a hot cup stick to it?
Love these, thx for sharing... now gotta get me that background stamp!!!
Hello! It Oct 2021 and I’m just seeing your great video. Hoping you see this comment/question: Can I use Versafine Ink? All of the videos I see say you have to use Stazon. Although I love the black ink on these beautiful tiles, I also want to do some that I can stamp and selectively paint. Of course, I’d properly seal because these would be drink coasters and not just decorative. May I ask your thoughts on this, please? Thank you💕
Versafine is an oil based pigment ink and isn't meant to work on surfaces other than papers. Cant' hurt to try it but I doubt it will dry or set especially if you are coloring as well. Hence me recommending StazOn inks for it - you can stamp with StazOn and then color in images too.
@@PrairiePaperandInk , thank you so much for replying .
I understand what you’re saying about it being oil based. But, you say if I stamp out the image with Stazon, I can color/ paint with another ink. Wouldn’t the ink I used to color with cause problems too?
@@Bee-Kind-Baker you'd have to test it and try it out!
These are beautiful! Would make great gifts!
I want to start my own craft business but keep reading bout copyright laws with stamping and image downloads how do u go about this if u want to sell items thanx
So cute, Amy! Thank you for sharing. Take care, Kim :)
Could you please tell me if the sealer ended up smearing the ink or caused running? Thanks so much 💕
Also, I want to do a little selective coloring on some of my coasters. Any advise on what I can use? I have Zig real brush watercolors, distress oxide ink pads and Ranger Archival pads. Have tried to paint with the archivals and they must be too dry . Can’t seem to pick up the color. Oxides are water reactive so I’m thinking the sealer will cause them to run. I’ve seen others say they use alcohol markers, but I do not have these. Thanks for any help and sorry for the lengthy question 💕
I couldn't tell you with these ones - I made them a long loooonnnnggg time ago and I think I gave them away. As far as colouring - I did tiles like this and stamped them with StazOn and colored them in with pastels and a blender pen then sealed them with a spray sealant. They're still fine now 15+ years later.
@@PrairiePaperandInk , well… 15 years is great! Thank you so much.
When you say “ pastels”, do you mean watercolors?
@@Bee-Kind-Baker no - pastels. Stampin Up used to have a set of pan pastels that we used a blender brush with to color images and that’s what I used. Pan pastels still exist with other brands but I haven’t used any in over a decade now
@@PrairiePaperandInk , thank you 💞
where do you find the equipment and what are the names of the stamps etc?
+Sylvia Keller everything is listed in the description box below the video
Nice coasters.
That is amazing!
If you use Stazon can you still bake in oven, or don't you need to?
willysmom1 I still do just to make sure the ink is completely set. And I still sealed my StazOn stamped ones with acrylic sealer - not sure if it was overkill or not - but nearly 10 years later they've held up as I said in the video.
Prairie Paper & Ink (AmyR) Thanks so much .
Prairie Paper & Ink (AmyR) Thanks, that was my question too!! TFS!!
Hugs!!
how long do you bake them for and what temperature?
300 for 30 minutes. Turn off oven.leave tiles in oven til cooled off
love this idea!
Gorgeous!
I love these!! tfs
Those tiles are nearly impossible to find any more. I used to work at one of the big box home stores and at that time, they were more readily available ... not now so if you see them in your area and want then ... get them, because they'll most likely be gone next time you're there.
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Did you have the baby yet?
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I got my tiles at Lowes for 16 cents a tile.
be careful home depot tried to charge me 50 dollars for 9 tiles got same at menards for 3.97