Jane, thank you so much for the very comprehensive video showing the process from start to finish. Other video's I've watched only take you so far & you're left wondering what to do next. NOW I KNOW. having been wanting this info for ages. what a great teacher you are. thanks again.
My first thought was "backsplash" bc it would be the most stunning & unique way to fix up a kitchen. I really love the fully covered tiles, but I'm totally digging the half covered tiles too. I think if I was to do this for a backsplash, I would have some fully covered & some half covered for a little added flavor & flair. I love this idea so much!! I want to do it in our kitchen!!!!!
Great tutorial thank you. Ok I tried alcohol on my white porcelain tiles but it left white streaks. Just wiped with cloth paint adheres well. Where it does adhere is on the sides of the tiles. What can I do now that I have painted tiles and some of paint did not adhere to sides? I want to resin them.
I would maybe hot glue the tape on the bottom to the top of the cups, that way you could lift the tiles up and drip them all over the sides. Maybe an extra step but could help with moving them while wet. Love the way these turned out! ❤️
Hi, I am not sure if you have answered this question already but i am struggling with my resin as top coat. I also use Art resin. The reviews I have been getting for my coasters is that when people put a cup of tea or anything the coasts tend to stick to the bottom of the cup. I mix it the same way as you did in your tutorial and some of my coasts have been cured for over 6 months but it still sticks. Did you come across that problem and do you have any solution to that problem? Thank Summer
Wow, this is a great tutorial for new artists! I love pouring paint and resin on tiles, I haven't done too many on my channel but I just bought some more tiles at HD so I will probably be doing some more soon! My local HD doesn't have those hexagon tiles, they are my absolute favorite to pour on (I found some old used ones in a box years ago so I only had a couple :-( but I have GOT to get my hands on some more!!!) Very lovely tiles :-)
Hi Jane. With this line of resin, can you place a hot coffee mug on the coasters without it sticking? Loved the video and already bought supplies to make some. Thanks so much.
I tried to find you on instagram but I have no idea how to use it other than the follow button. I have a question. Can you pour over another pour? Also can you make a hot pot trivet with resin?
Hi Jane. Love, love, love those. I use the same line of resin but am have a major problem of it becoming really thick within minutes of mixing the color. What do you suggest I'm doing wrong? I have tried less color pigment and warming up my room a little more but It is still so thick that it will not flow freely from the cup. Help please.
Tammy Moulds when you say colour, what exactly are you adding? You need to ensure whatever coloring method you’re adding that it is less than 10% to resin
Quick question, hope you see this in time... I just poured resin on my hexagon coasters but the resin is pulling back from the edges, how do I prevent this? I tried to push to the edge but it keeps pulling back towards the centre :/
Don’t know if you got an answer but I think your tiles have some oil or something that got on them in shipping, Even oil from your hands can cause this. So before you pour the tiles should be cleaned with alcohol. Sorry if you already knew this.
@@judybillar7499 thank you! I cleaned them pretty well with alcohol but I figured the tiles are slightly concave towards the centre causing the resin to run inwards! The only way I was able to get around it was to 1) apply another layer and 2) wait until the resin was slightly cured and a bit more tacky so that it would've run as easily. Took a lot of trial and error but found something that worked! :)
Nice project ! Have you ever tried the pebeo prism which is suppose to make a honeycomb effect? I have read about it, it is suppose to be very reactive with the moon series. Just curious. Love your channel :)
They look nice. I love Pebeo products. This is quite an expensive project though.. Those little pots are about £5 each! I've invested in all the range but going to use them sparingly lol 😆
Do you have a link for the tape you used on the back of your tiles? I didn’t find it in ur link to products used in this video, or the link of your favorite art supplies area either. I may have missed it, so pls forgive me if it’s there. But I haven’t found the tape. 😬🙏🏻
Scarlett Warren I found this tape can be purchased at hardware stores in the paint section. I have also found it at stores that sell paint and stains etc, and also at Michael’s, Walmart, Staples, and on line at Simon Says Stamp.
Hi Jane. I am having sooo much trouble with the resin on my coasters shrinking back and not adhering in places, I think it might be due to silicone in the paint ? How can I solve this please
Pam Cullen silicone and resin don’t mix. Pull back on the sides means a residue build up. Probably from your hands. Just by handling it will cause this. Always wear gloves. Clean surface with mineral water.
Thank you Jane, duly noted. I’ve been putting silicone in paint to create cells and some have covered ok and some not so will assume it’s my oily fingers 🤔 x
Love these! I wish I could find those tiles. We have been to several Home Depot and Lowe's stores and can't find them anywhere in the area. So for know I have to settle for square tiles lol. Love how the paints blend together so beautifully! YES, finally someone else who tapes the backside!! I am always surprised how many people don't tape the backsides or clean them up. I know a lot of people consider it part of the art. For myself I like the back to be nice and clean on any project. With years of art classes that was always drilled into our heads--the project isn't finished if the back or bottom isn't done. I guess the art instructors would be proud lol. Jane, thanks so much for sharing another great tutorial!! 💕
I used to buy these online at home depot... They are now discontinued and they are only selling remaining stock by the pallet. If you need a pallet and have $1400 go for it! So sad 😔
@@MsDeejr Thanks so much! I didn't know what they were called and I was giving a description and that wasn't enough...apparently knowing the name is necessary to find what you want at HD, LOL! Ordered some today, so thanks so much for sharing!
Hi Jane, I really enjoyed this tutorial! But I want to tell you something that's only meant to help... Pebeo is said PBO... and VIH-TREE-ALL, and AL-KAH-LID. But other than that, you rock! I love your creativity!
@Ann Field If Jane thought that, she could have said so herself... Personally, if I was saying words incorrectly in front of thousands of viewers, I would thank the person who corrected me. Doing what I'd want done, as in, the golden rule.
I did a little research on the art resin and yikes! It’s twice the price of the others. What makes it so much better than the other brands? I’ve tried lots of resin and they all seem the same.
Mary Hakkinen some brands yellow faster, some brands are toxic, some are for industrial uses, some are for casting, some cure faster than others, some are epoxy based, others polyester based. So to answer your question, no they are not all the same. However you can decide from brands that do what you’re looking for them to do. I suggest buying one that has HALS inhibitors and UV protection as well as one that has zero VOC’s and low odour.
I cringed when you were ready to resin after just 24 hours. Paint may be dry in that time but it takes a lot longer for paint to fully cure before you should seal it with anything. 👍🏻
To me they look like what the hardware store calls 4" x 4" tiles that come in a box and some are separated with a thin piece of plastic or silicone string of some sort. I get mine from Home Depot and buy then by the box, rather than each piece. Less expensive that way. I also inspect each one prior to using for any imperfections of the surface of the tile - as occasionally they surface is missing the white porcelain overlay, or pieces of grit got caught while the white porcelain overly was applied or drying, or they are chipped or even cracked - I actually haven't seen a lot of this with the ones I buy from Home Depot or Lowe's but I have at other tile wholesalers, so just watch for those.. the actual measurement of most that you get from these places is slightly less than 4" x 4" but they are square.
I love the way you explain everything!!! The tiles are beautiful. Thank you
Thank you so very much for sharing your knowledge !! Alberta Canada 🇨🇦
Jane, thank you so much for the very comprehensive video showing the process from start to finish. Other video's I've watched only take you so far & you're left wondering what to do next. NOW I KNOW. having been wanting this info for ages. what a great teacher you are. thanks again.
My first thought was "backsplash" bc it would be the most stunning & unique way to fix up a kitchen. I really love the fully covered tiles, but I'm totally digging the half covered tiles too. I think if I was to do this for a backsplash, I would have some fully covered & some half covered for a little added flavor & flair. I love this idea so much!! I want to do it in our kitchen!!!!!
Yea! I bought some of these and tile and I’ve been struggling with what to do with them! Hallelujah
Hello …. Loved your tutorial …. I got some like yours, but the netting on the back is stuck on the tile ….. how do I remove it? Any ideas .
Can I use alcohol ink on these tiles and then resin it? Or should I spray them with Lamar varnish then resin it?
Great tutorial thank you.
Ok I tried alcohol on my white porcelain tiles but it left white streaks. Just wiped with cloth paint adheres well. Where it does adhere is on the sides of the tiles. What can I do now that I have painted tiles and some of paint did not adhere to sides? I want to resin them.
I like what you did, I think I would do these for my shower but I would probably use a different product. One that is resistant to water
I would maybe hot glue the tape on the bottom to the top of the cups, that way you could lift the tiles up and drip them all over the sides. Maybe an extra step but could help with moving them while wet. Love the way these turned out! ❤️
Hi, I am not sure if you have answered this question already but i am struggling with my resin as top coat. I also use Art resin. The reviews I have been getting for my coasters is that when people put a cup of tea or anything the coasts tend to stick to the bottom of the cup. I mix it the same way as you did in your tutorial and some of my coasts have been cured for over 6 months but it still sticks. Did you come across that problem and do you have any solution to that problem? Thank Summer
Hi, I seem to have a huge problem. My alcohol inks just vanished off a little after I put the resin coat. :(
very good idea the green tape and cut with cisors! clever!
Wow, this is a great tutorial for new artists! I love pouring paint and resin on tiles, I haven't done too many on my channel but I just bought some more tiles at HD so I will probably be doing some more soon! My local HD doesn't have those hexagon tiles, they are my absolute favorite to pour on (I found some old used ones in a box years ago so I only had a couple :-( but I have GOT to get my hands on some more!!!) Very lovely tiles :-)
instablaster...
I do ceramics . And wanting to try this on ceramics do you suggest that the ceramics being shiny or does it not matter
Love the Tutorial what did you use to seal the felt on the back
Hi Jane. With this line of resin, can you place a hot coffee mug on the coasters without it sticking? Loved the video and already bought supplies to make some. Thanks so much.
Kelly Anderson Studio Art Resin can tolerate temperatures up to 120 degrees F
I LOVE your videos. Thanks for sharing!! I am all art-inspired now!! :D
I tried to find you on instagram but I have no idea how to use it other than the follow button. I have a question. Can you pour over another pour? Also can you make a hot pot trivet with resin?
Another awesome video Jane! Thanks so much for sharing.......my Moon Paints have arrived and just waiting for my Presme ones. :-)
Linda Muir awesome! Thanks, Linda 💕
Hi Jane. Love, love, love those. I use the same line of resin but am have a major problem of it becoming really thick within minutes of mixing the color. What do you suggest I'm doing wrong? I have tried less color pigment and warming up my room a little more but It is still so thick that it will not flow freely from the cup. Help please.
Tammy Moulds when you say colour, what exactly are you adding? You need to ensure whatever coloring method you’re adding that it is less than 10% to resin
@@JaneMonteith acrylic art paint and also mica powder. Always 10% or less.
@@tammybryant5285 actually it's oil paint with mica particles. Alkalyd means oil based.
when using the pens to tidy-up the sides, doesn't this reduce the resin shine. I was wondering if this should be done before the resin is applied.
wayne nothe it’s personal preference. I prefer the clean non shiny sides.
Quick question, hope you see this in time... I just poured resin on my hexagon coasters but the resin is pulling back from the edges, how do I prevent this? I tried to push to the edge but it keeps pulling back towards the centre :/
Don’t know if you got an answer but I think your tiles have some oil or something that got on them in shipping, Even oil from your hands can cause this. So before you pour the tiles should be cleaned with alcohol. Sorry if you already knew this.
@@judybillar7499 thank you! I cleaned them pretty well with alcohol but I figured the tiles are slightly concave towards the centre causing the resin to run inwards! The only way I was able to get around it was to 1) apply another layer and 2) wait until the resin was slightly cured and a bit more tacky so that it would've run as easily. Took a lot of trial and error but found something that worked! :)
Hi, Jane ... have you used the resin over alcohol inks?
Looks so very nice, love it. Could you use Acrylic colors blended with resin, I cannot get Pebeo products here in Denmark,
Marianne Dal I wold use fluid acrylics on their own first. Then coat with resin when dry.
Who gives a art tutorial a thumbs down... sigh
Can a heat embossing gun be used instead of Butane torch?
Nice project ! Have you ever tried the pebeo prism which is suppose to make a honeycomb effect? I have read about it, it is suppose to be very reactive with the moon series. Just curious.
Love your channel :)
Cheryl Ferri Thanks. Yes I use the Prisme too. Using all 3 together work nicely. 😊
That’s a massive popsicle stick... nitrile gloves ... cute. You are a GREAT teacher. So organized .... many Thanks
Can i use acrylic paint?
Hi Jane! Is using a torch required? Do you have any suggestions on alternatives? Thanks!
Kim Tingson-Lugay they have heating guns at amazon
It's basically hot air
😍😍😍👌👌Ma’am !!
Are the tiles raw or finished¿
They look nice. I love Pebeo products. This is quite an expensive project though.. Those little pots are about £5 each! I've invested in all the range but going to use them sparingly lol 😆
Kate Norman Hybrid world art yes a little goes a long way 😊
Do you have a link for the tape you used on the back of your tiles? I didn’t find it in ur link to products used in this video, or the link of your favorite art supplies area either. I may have missed it, so pls forgive me if it’s there. But I haven’t found the tape. 😬🙏🏻
Scarlett Warren I found this tape can be purchased at hardware stores in the paint section. I have also found it at stores that sell paint and stains etc, and also at Michael’s, Walmart, Staples, and on line at Simon Says Stamp.
Are these ceramic tiles?
Hi Jane. I am having sooo much trouble with the resin on my coasters shrinking back and not adhering in places, I think it might be due to silicone in the paint ? How can I solve this please
Pam Cullen silicone and resin don’t mix. Pull back on the sides means a residue build up. Probably from your hands. Just by handling it will cause this. Always wear gloves. Clean surface with mineral water.
Thank you Jane, duly noted. I’ve been putting silicone in paint to create cells and some have covered ok and some not so will assume it’s my oily fingers 🤔 x
@@pamcullen537 silicone repels any sealer, so it's best to clean off the tiles before sealing.
Jane, can tiles like these be used as a backsplash? Will the resin withstand being splashed and cleansed? Thanks from your fan in Music City, U.S.A.
Kristina Lindemann yes. I would wipe off with a cloth. Resin is waterproof so you’d be ok.
How do you level your tiles?
Love these! I wish I could find those tiles. We have been to several Home Depot and Lowe's stores and can't find them anywhere in the area. So for know I have to settle for square tiles lol. Love how the paints blend together so beautifully! YES, finally someone else who tapes the backside!! I am always surprised how many people don't tape the backsides or clean them up. I know a lot of people consider it part of the art. For myself I like the back to be nice and clean on any project. With years of art classes that was always drilled into our heads--the project isn't finished if the back or bottom isn't done. I guess the art instructors would be proud lol. Jane, thanks so much for sharing another great tutorial!! 💕
Check wayfair they probably have them.
Heidi Blankenship have you tried ordering online? Thanks for watching 💕👍🏼
I found these at Home Depot they were $8.95 a total of 9 comes in a pack. It’s called Spaced Out Mosaic Tile by Jeffrey CourtHD.com Model# 96610
I used to buy these online at home depot... They are now discontinued and they are only selling remaining stock by the pallet. If you need a pallet and have $1400 go for it! So sad 😔
@@MsDeejr Thanks so much! I didn't know what they were called and I was giving a description and that wasn't enough...apparently knowing the name is necessary to find what you want at HD, LOL! Ordered some today, so thanks so much for sharing!
Jane..is ArtResin heatproof?? (For a hot mug?) TY
Cathy holmes Art Resin is heat resistant up to 120 degrees.
yep
Hi Jane, I really enjoyed this tutorial!
But I want to tell you something that's only meant to help... Pebeo is said PBO... and VIH-TREE-ALL, and AL-KAH-LID.
But other than that, you rock! I love your creativity!
Pedantic and unnecessary
@Ann Field If Jane thought that, she could have said so herself... Personally, if I was saying words incorrectly in front of thousands of viewers, I would thank the person who corrected me. Doing what I'd want done, as in, the golden rule.
Can these be installed in a shower after covered in resin?
Christina Leask that would look amaze balls. Yes!
Is resin not good for health?
what is the fram that you put on top??? what is the purpose of that?
I think you'll find it's put on top to stop bugs and dust landing on the tiles.
What are nitrate gloves? Did you mean nitrile gloves?
Art Resin did not react well to my Pebeo painted coasters. I had to coat a second time and added a few drops of silicone in my resin.
Martine Lepine resin and silicone do not mix well. I would not recommend doing that.
How do you clean your resin container
Charlene Adams use a plastic container and leave a large popsicle stick in it. The next day just pull it out. The resin skin will come out with it.
I did a little research on the art resin and yikes! It’s twice the price of the others. What makes it so much better than the other brands? I’ve tried lots of resin and they all seem the same.
Mary Hakkinen use what works best for you.
Jane Monteith so there is no difference?
Mary Hakkinen some brands yellow faster, some brands are toxic, some are for industrial uses, some are for casting, some cure faster than others, some are epoxy based, others polyester based. So to answer your question, no they are not all the same. However you can decide from brands that do what you’re looking for them to do. I suggest buying one that has HALS inhibitors and UV protection as well as one that has zero VOC’s and low odour.
I heat up my knife with a torch and they come off
I cringed when you were ready to resin after just 24 hours. Paint may be dry in that time but it takes a lot longer for paint to fully cure before you should seal it with anything. 👍🏻
what is the size of your tiles?
To me they look like what the hardware store calls 4" x 4" tiles that come in a box and some are separated with a thin piece of plastic or silicone string of some sort. I get mine from Home Depot and buy then by the box, rather than each piece. Less expensive that way. I also inspect each one prior to using for any imperfections of the surface of the tile - as occasionally they surface is missing the white porcelain overlay, or pieces of grit got caught while the white porcelain overly was applied or drying, or they are chipped or even cracked - I actually haven't seen a lot of this with the ones I buy from Home Depot or Lowe's but I have at other tile wholesalers, so just watch for those.. the actual measurement of most that you get from these places is slightly less than 4" x 4" but they are square.
Good video but resolution of your camera could be better. It is hard to see the design, it is so unfocused and pixelated.
F K this was recorded in 4K and crystal clear on my end.
Resin name