(10) Fluid Painting on Tiles - How I finish an art tile for hanging -PLUS How to enter Art Giveaway!
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- How I prepare larger painted tiles for hanging. And how to enter my FIRST ART GIVEAWAY!!!
I did forget to mention, for larger heavier tiles, I recommend using 2 picture hooks nailed into wall, spaced apart to spread the weight.
The Rubber Feet: www.amazon.com...
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😘💜 Thanks Darryl! Good luck in the giveaways!
Thanks for showing how to do this! I don't think I would have had a clue how to install the hardware. I also never would have thought of painting the back...it makes it much more finished and polished-looking. I would have just thought: well, it's the back, it's going to be messy but only the person hanging it will see the back. Of course, if you display it in a holder rather than on the wall, the back most certainly will be seen. Using the feet is also a good idea. I was thinking some felt squares would work, but the feet really hold it further from the wall and keep the hardware from being a problem. It could also be displayed flat on a table since you have those feet. And, lastly, this video is a lesson to all of us newbies out here to ALWAYS TAPE THE BACK, so we don't have such a challenge getting the drips & puddles off of the back. As far as signing the back I have 2 suggestions. 1) Try using a permanent alcohol-based marker to sign it. If that doesn't work, try the next idea, 2) You could always put a second signature plaque on the back...100 years from now collectors will find this "mistake" to make the piece more valuable than the ones that only have 1 plaque.
Thank you so much for the feedback Laura! 💜🧡💛
I love the way you are using tiies! The jelly fish vid was great and thanks for showing us how you finish it off.
My pleasure Catherine! I really like the way the paint moves on the tiles. And with the resin and finished back, they have a very high end feel to them.
Going to fab now so love the jelly fish painting, shame resin cost a bomb especially when paintings don’t sell gutted
Thank you so much for this very informative video. You have answered all of my questions and I have ordered the rubber bumpers from Amazon. And they’re not expensive at all thank you so much for sharing have a lovely day.
Glad to help Charlene! 😊
great skill, fantastic job!
This is really handy, thank you.
Love ur work and video was very helpful. Thank you!
Thank you, I have been struggling on how to hang tiles
You are welcome. Glad I could help and thanks for watching!!!
So glad you shared the hanging technique for tile. I learned so much, especially to remember taping the back before the resin pour. Thanx
Thank you Denise! Im glad you found it helpful! 😁
What a great tutorial! You've answered any questions I could/would have had. Thanks!
Awesome! Glad to help Patty! Thanks for watching!
Thank you so much for this video! Adding the feet is a fantastic idea, for sure.
Thanks for watching Dawn!
Many thanks...been trying to figure out how to hang my tiles!!! awesome video :)
So glad to help!
Looks very professional - Super helpful! Thanks for posting.
So very welcome Melissa, thanks for watching!
Thanks for the hanging info... fantastic!!
You are AMAZING!!!! I'm so happy I found your channel!
Me too! 💗Thank you for watching Sheila!
I wonder if a nice file would do for the paint drips but your technique seems great as well.
i realy love this tile as well .love your chanle i think your the best fluid painter on you tub! i pray i win i have a place it would go very well.the purple rain one is awsome!
Thank you so much Susan! Wishing you good luck!!
Very informative, thank you. Had no idea about the little square feet thingies, thank you. Now what are they actually called LOL.
Love your facebook page, and shared. Keep the beauty coming.
Carrie Hammond They are pretty much just called rubber bumper feet! LOL
Here is the link: Black Rubber Feet Adhesive Rubber Bumper, Tall Square Self Stick Bumpers, Black Bumper Pads - 56 Pack www.amazon.com/dp/B06ZZ4NM8T/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_tai_I5TuBbHJW8HNT
Thanks for watching Carrie!
just a lil FYI the adhesive on the tape will eventually eat away the ink from your printer and your pen and or marker you sign with and all that info and signature will be gone.. :'( i would maybe laminate the signature plates to ensure your signature and information always remained. The tile is BEAUTIFUL!!
thank u so much
You are welcome Anna! And thank you for watching!
Jellyfish looked amazing! Yes years late but I barely found this video😁..
Have you tried doing portraits in neon paint and slapping a black light around it?.
First thing I thought about when I saw that jellyfish picture.
Also what style of gorilla glue did you use?
Thank you for that tutorial. It was very helpful and makes your pieces look very professional. Can I ask what resin you used for your jellyfish tile? I don’t see a single bubble or imperfection. I have such a hard time getting my resin to look that good!
Thanks for the great info. ;) Jill
I purchased a heat gun that had tip attachments with it and I think one is intended to remove wall paper but it works great to remove resin from surfaces!
Oh, great info! Thanks Rebecca!
I love this idea!!
Yay! Thanks for watching Nicole!
Thanks
Hi there, I am wondering where you purchased these size tiles. Thanks so much. Beautiful work! Jill
Hi Jill! I pick them up at Lowes. They have many different sizes to choose from. 😊
Great information. Thank you!
You're welcome Cathy! Thanks for watching! 😊
Can you please do a video on how you got that jellyfish on there? Did you paint it or decal??
I have several posted actually, here is one ruclips.net/video/IKIaFo2y8dw/видео.html
Thank you!!!!
I think there are stronger glues than Gorilla Glue (actually 2 part epoxy) JB Weld is the winner in tests
(I have large tiles so JB is what I used)
What is the largest size or weight of tile you have hung using this method? Thank you for this very informative video.
Thanks for your reply. I am just wondering if all the tiles you use are white ceramic? Thank you. Jill
Jill Roy not all of them, no. The only thing I make sure is that the tile doesn't have any texture. But I will use any color/style tile as long as it has a smooth finish.
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Got it! I'm a Patreon!
I saw that and just replied to the other comment regarding that!
Q: Do you think using 3-4 saw-tooth hangers on the faux wood ceramic tile planks would hold up for hanging since they are so heavy?
Im not sure, I've never tried it.
Thanks for this! Is there a reason you didn't use resin instead of Gorilla Glue?
Could you use the resin to glue the hooks on ?
Hello, have you ever used epoxy, like locit to attach the hangers?
I haven’t tried epoxy for this. But I have used epoxy in other projects. i chose gorilla glue for this because it expands and adheres to the porous surface on the back of the tile very well.
I tried to become a patron $2.00 a months and it says page not found.
Hi Sheila, I was just getting ready to repost the link, but I see you just signed up! YAY! You are my first Patreon subscriber!!! I hadn’t started really promoting that too much yet until I get closer to the Patreon Exclusive giveaway. Thank you so much for your patronage Sheila! Exciting!!! Good luck in the giveaways!!!