Thanks for this video, Deby. I've always wondered how this cork would adhere to those raised areas, and if the back would end up being bumpy. Looks like the cork is the key. Hope you are well!
That's what I thought too, that it would be all bumpy. But the cork is thick enough that it just lies flat over the top and you really can't tell it might be lines underneath.
I love it, I wondered what cork you used on the back of your tiles, do you do the same for the records? I loved watching you do these tiles, It's nice to see from start to finish.
For the records, I usually leave them unfinished on the back because people tell me they like to see the record. I provide a simple hanger they can glue on once they decide which way up they want to hang it. But cork would be a nice idea too and look really neat, and cushion it against the wall. Nice idea. And thanks for watching.
Love ALL the vids! Do you know what I should do if I want to hang a 4x4 ceramic tile on the wall? How I would attach something to it that would stick? Thanks ... Phyllis
I'd suggest using a hanger like these - amzn.to/2sSSL2m and attach it with a good strong glue like no nails. A small tile wouldn't be massively heavy but they are difficult to display on the wall. You can get tile frames online. I can't remember the company name, but try a google search for tile or trivet frames and you should find some
I use E6000 glue and one of my tiles has a hole in part of it. This is a set of 4. Is there a way to get the cork off to reapply a new piece? I considered soaking but . . .
It's in the description for the video, there is a list of items and dlinks in there. This is the one you want for the cork - Cork roll I recommend - amzn.to/2oIciQP. Good luck.
When you look to buy a roll, it will tell you the dimensions, both width and length. Then you can work out how many squares you will get. Maybe you'll have 6 inch tiles, or 4.25 inch tiles. Work out how many you can get across the width, then how many you can get down the length and multiply those two numbers together to see how many you can get out of the roll in total. Hope that helps.
I'm not anticipating getting these very wet, just a wipe over with a damp cloth to clean them. I 've not tried to soak them or anything, but I suspect with normal use it would be OK.
Thank you! This is exactly what I was looking for. You’ve made my day!! ❤️
Girrrrrlllll you can cut a straight line with scissors unlike anybody I’ve ever seen! Amazed. Beauty coasters!
I used to sew a lot so I think I've cut a lot of straight lines in my time!
Awesome Deby your training was very thorough I loved every min it of it😊
Thanks for sharing! This is exactly the instructions and example I needed
Thank you so much! Mine I used definitely crumbled. I’m ordering this for sure! TYSMFS🙂
Ah here you are , finally I found you back, love what you do
So happy we reconnected. Thanks for watching.
Thanks for this video, Deby. I've always wondered how this cork would adhere to those raised areas, and if the back would end up being bumpy. Looks like the cork is the key. Hope you are well!
That's what I thought too, that it would be all bumpy. But the cork is thick enough that it just lies flat over the top and you really can't tell it might be lines underneath.
You can get 60 precut with adhesive 4x4 cork backing for 14.00 0n Amazon. Rounds are also available.
thats awsum thank you so much for posting this video great help x
I love it, I wondered what cork you used on the back of your tiles, do you do the same for the records? I loved watching you do these tiles, It's nice to see from start to finish.
For the records, I usually leave them unfinished on the back because people tell me they like to see the record. I provide a simple hanger they can glue on once they decide which way up they want to hang it. But cork would be a nice idea too and look really neat, and cushion it against the wall. Nice idea. And thanks for watching.
Thanks for sharing this video Deby!
And thank YOU for watching and commenting.
Hi Deby, help please? I can’t find your coaster resin video, I would really like to make these fir Christmas presents! Thanks 😃
Thank you Debbie. Could you please tell me which glue it’s the bed to use for the cork?
I just use a regular white PVA glue from the DI store. The cork has stayed on perfectly for years.
how long do you let your resin dry before working with putting on the cork?
Thank you for this information. just what I was looking for. I plan on making sets for gifts :)
Happy to hear it is helpful for you Viv.
Love ALL the vids! Do you know what I should do if I want to hang a 4x4 ceramic tile on the wall? How I would attach something to it that would stick? Thanks ... Phyllis
I'd suggest using a hanger like these - amzn.to/2sSSL2m and attach it with a good strong glue like no nails. A small tile wouldn't be massively heavy but they are difficult to display on the wall. You can get tile frames online. I can't remember the company name, but try a google search for tile or trivet frames and you should find some
Thanks!
awesome i love it those tiles are SUPER cute!!! I also subbed ☺☺ Thanks for sharing and have a wonderful week!!
Thanks for joining me. You have some fun and interesting things on your channel I'm checking out too.
Deby at Mixed Media Crafts your welcome ☺
I quite like the stencil you used on the tile, do you have a link for it? Thanks!
I really like it too. You can find it here - amzn.to/2t3LJXE
I use E6000 glue and one of my tiles has a hole in part of it. This is a set of 4. Is there a way to get the cork off to reapply a new piece? I considered soaking but . . .
Thanks Deby
Always my pleasure.
Where doyou buy cork roll?
Where is the link you said you would provide for the cork?
It's in the description for the video, there is a list of items and dlinks in there. This is the one you want for the cork - Cork roll I recommend - amzn.to/2oIciQP. Good luck.
Do you know about how many squares you get out of a roll?
When you look to buy a roll, it will tell you the dimensions, both width and length. Then you can work out how many squares you will get. Maybe you'll have 6 inch tiles, or 4.25 inch tiles. Work out how many you can get across the width, then how many you can get down the length and multiply those two numbers together to see how many you can get out of the roll in total. Hope that helps.
Good show, thank you. ---Dave...
Thank YOU!
What about using e6000? Will Elmer's last even if it gets wet?
I'm not anticipating getting these very wet, just a wipe over with a damp cloth to clean them. I 've not tried to soak them or anything, but I suspect with normal use it would be OK.
Awesome good to know! Thank you for the response!! I really appreciate you and your videos! Tons of information!
Wasted 6 mins just by pasting glue. Ridiculous
Thanks for watching the whole 6 minutes.
What an ignorant thing to say, you have 0 videos on your channel, you are an absolute TROLL Hareem.
What ungrateful human being