Easy decoupage slate coasters from start to finish

Today I have decoupaged Slate Coasters, thought I'd show you how I do them from start to finish. Love making these as they are great for gifts.
Hope you like the end results.😁
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Any questions please ask in the comments below.

[@lorddiavackalo9251]

Great tutorial as always!

[@easycrafting121]

Thank you😁

[@alisonender]

What white paint did you use as the base layer please? Ax

[@easycrafting121]

Hi, I use a white acrylic multi surface paint, I have used chalk paint before but my preference is the acrylic multi surface paint. 😁

[@noralababidi743]

Nice work. Though how do you prevent hot cups to stick on the coaster?

[@easycrafting121]

Hi, normally they are fine. Sometimes if the liquid has spilled on to the coaster then it can happen then, but I just use a damp cloth to wipe them clean or polish. Hope this helps. 😁

[@netes.j4654]

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[@dawnwatson5070]

What kind of varnish do you use for these. In uk

[@easycrafting121]

Hi, I used Liquitex. Hope this helps. 😊

[@patbarnard5218]

What paint did you use please

[@easycrafting121]

Hi, On this coaster i used Chalk paint ,Cushion white but i have used acrylic white primer before aswell. Hope this helps.

[@kimw4324]

What does the varnish do that the mod podge dont

[@easycrafting121]

You can just use the modge podge, I just like the extra protection with the varnish. It's up to you what you prefer to use. 😁

[@letabond575]

Where you get the tile from?

[@easycrafting121]

Hi I get the tiles from most places. You need to look in the coaster and placemat section of the stores. Hope this helps. 😁

[@Cariadog1]

You can get them from B&M stores in the UK. I got some last week :)