I really appreciate the way you show that “happy mistakes” can still turn out great! I’m more likely to be patient with my projects. You’re teaching is real and your work is lovely 😊
All tile sets look so pretty. I liked the middle one where it got a bit messed up, but looks in fact so neat. Can you also do a tutorial using Art Resin when you seal these tiles. Would love to see that..thanks!
Your work is beautiful, can,t wait to figure out a space to do it. Have bee painting since a paint&sip class since 2014. Do pictures of anything that takes my interest. Need to get set up for pouring. At 87 moving in one room with daughter but want to keep painting. Been told I should sell.
So glad I found you channel Kanella! I am Canadian as well and started Pouring in November of last year and had a hard time finding other Canadians on RUclips. I'm so glad you started a channel so I can get the same supplies you can. Your pours are Beautiful by the way. I'm looking forward to following you. And one day I'm going to start a channel too. Im just camera shy...lol
Hi Sheena! Thanks and welcome to my channel! Where in Canada are you from? It's nice to see fellow Canucks on here... :) I hope you enjoy my videos...:)
I know this is an old video but what about pouring the paint in the center of the 4 tiles? I just did 9 tiles all different colors with black, white and silver.. I love this.. I’ll do these next..
Many lives I've seen required a run for supplies. We're all human! Don't fret about it!! Talk amongst yourselves is a humorous way to leave your audience for a minute or two! 😉
Hi, its me again......I like the idea of your backing on the canvases.....how do you finish your tile slides...you were going to do it off camera but I’d like to your process. I love these tiles....I’ve used the tiles for alcohol inks, but I want to try the Dutch poor.....thanks
Nice going on your painted tiles,1st and 3rd I really like,you seem to get good results when using blues .I have found myself not using so much black or grey paint as they seem to take over the other color paints. What are you going to use as a backing for the tiles.Hope you don't mind me asking Kanella, were did you get your big Popsicle sticks from.
Julie Price hi Julie, thanks for the lovely comment. And please, feel free to ask any questions you want. That’s why I do these videos, to help people. I love blues, I’ve used them so many times... they mix well and there’s no chance of them turning to mud. I have never tried black and white as all I see is a grey mess lol As for the backs of the tiles, I actually use foam. I buy a large roll of it from michaels (in the felt section) and cut out the squares and then hot glue them to the back of my tiles. I’ve seen people use cork but I find the cork crumbles when you cut it. So I use the foam instead. I get the large popsicle sticks from the dollar store. 😊
Hi Kanella, I'm just down the hwy from you in Toronto :) The suggestion of the colour swatches from the paint department is fantastic! I was wondering when you mixed paints in the little cups or any cups I guess, did you just cover the leftovers with plastic wrap? Thanks, Go Raptors!
Beautiful love watching your videos you said you mix only floetrol plus paint A little confused as I watched another one of yours and I thought you said floetrol paint and water mix also to do the base coat is it one of the above mixes thanks and do you seal your coaster before resin thanks
the video with the paint mixing ratios has a 'please read' in the description. I have since changed my white ratio - so yes, you need water in the white (same mixture as the coloured paints) and no, i don't prep my tiles before resin :)
These are beautiful! Do you use the matt finish tile, or just the regular glossy ones? Where do you get the Art Resin? Do you put anything like felt on the back?How much $ do you sell for?
Hi Carole, I just use the shiny ones - i buy the ArtResin on Amazon (i have links for Amazon in my most recent videos - this one is an old video) for the back I add foam... check out my video #37 - you will see the back of my coasters in that video. I sell these ones for $35 Canadian for a set of 4
@@KanellaCiracoArt Thanks for replying so quickly! I really appreciate all your answers..I will definitely watch you videos on putting backing on the tiles and also the one on how to resin. I'm pretty new at pour painting, but I am totally obsessed! So having your videos to watch is a great help! Thanks for the clear instructions. My newest obsession is the dutch pour, so I will watch all your videos so I can do this better...What kind of hair dryer do you use? I've tried 2 different ones and they don't blow enough...I've ended up blowing the whole thing through a straw..It gets pretty exhausting! Anyway, Thanks so much for all the help. It's very much appreciated!!
Carol Alexander no problem Carol. I just use a cheap hair dryer that I bought at Walmart. It’s ‘conair’. Don’t blow with a straw. That’s the worst thing you can do. You will get all dizzy and it doesn’t work well. If you have to blow, just use your mouth. Your mouth is wider than a straw so you will blow less than if you were using the straw.
@@KanellaCiracoArt I will look for a dryer at Walmart. Yeah, last painting I spent hours on it with a straw, then ended up pouring over it, so I hope not to do that again. I will continue to learn. Thanks
Hi Kane’s I was wondering do you prep the tiles in anyway and are they just regular tile you can get from the hardware store? I love them all but I’m partial to the blues💙! I would love to see one done in greens, green is my favorite color 💚!
Are these coasters safe for hot coffee cups or do they need a protective layer of something? I am BRAND new to pouring and have been binge watching your videos! I would love to do these coasters for family gifts.
Kanella, are the ceramic tiles that you use matte finish or glossy finish, before you start putting paint on? They look matte to me but I wanted to make sure.
Would you show us the flip technique please? I really want to do that. I have done coasters with alcohol ink and made them heat proof. They were a hit. Thank you. God bless.
I only tape the bottoms.. I do not do anything to the top of the tile. I put a top coat of resin on the coasters when they are done (i have a video showing that #15)
no, they are not stuck together. These are coasters made from 4" ceramic tiles... I just put them together for the purpose of taking a picture. they are all individually done.
Kanella, They are all GORGEOUS! Did you put silicone in your paint to get the cells? Also, are they going to be ready to use when they are dry, or will you have a video on how you seal them? Thank you so much! You are an amazing teacher!😊❤❤
I enjoyed watching your work so much. I have tried. Other’s videos, Your’s is my favorite. I need your web address. Thank you.🙏🕉 what is the white paint you used.
hi just a courtesy message to let you know the person told you they could't hear you must be watching this one, i can hear all your other videos except the beginning of this one , then your voice started to fade away on and off. Anyway you got a micro phone which sounds great:)
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I really appreciate the way you show that “happy mistakes” can still turn out great! I’m more likely to be patient with my projects. You’re teaching is real and your work is lovely 😊
I've been pouring 4 x 4 tiles for the last three days and it never occurred to me that I could do 4 at once! Thank you so much, Kanella!
anytime Cindy!
Good
All three sets look amazing. 😍😍😍
Very well done and do able. I really enjoyed watching your work
Still catching up with older videos. Tiles look great
Youre a great artist and I love the way you show us how to mix the colours and fix up any oops. Great video, great artist, love your work
Love them
Gorgeous colors combos & compositions! I just bought a box of tiles at Restore and will be trying this today!!! Thanks for sharing!
awesome! good luck!
Beautiful! The blue are my favs!
Loved the real life art adventure. And in the center pour, I like the 3 ‘bad ones’ more than the 1 successful one.
All tile sets look so pretty. I liked the middle one where it got a bit messed up, but looks in fact so neat. Can you also do a tutorial using Art Resin when you seal these tiles. Would love to see that..thanks!
Your work is beautiful, can,t wait to figure out a space to do it. Have bee painting since a paint&sip class since 2014. Do pictures of anything that takes my interest. Need to get set up for pouring. At 87 moving in one room with daughter but want to keep painting. Been told I should sell.
I love the ivory with purple I bet it looks great with a dark blue .
They are beautiful coasters 😉
Linda Chiasson thanks so much! And maybe I’ll be trying that next time around 😉
I love the first one! The contrast is outstanding , not so much with the second and third ones.
Shame shame that was 23 seconds. More beauties. Bravo 👏
Can't wait to try this. I am partial to puples in any shade--so those are my favorite. Nice job!
So glad I found you channel Kanella! I am Canadian as well and started Pouring in November of last year and had a hard time finding other Canadians on RUclips. I'm so glad you started a channel so I can get the same supplies you can. Your pours are Beautiful by the way. I'm looking forward to following you. And one day I'm going to start a channel too. Im just camera shy...lol
Hi Sheena! Thanks and welcome to my channel! Where in Canada are you from? It's nice to see fellow Canucks on here... :)
I hope you enjoy my videos...:)
Just wonderful to watch you pour. Just found you a bit ago.
I know this is an old video but what about pouring the paint in the center of the 4 tiles? I just did 9 tiles all different colors with black, white and silver.. I love this.. I’ll do these next..
Loving the purple one!!!. Looks like a flower.
Dana Wiesner thanks so much Dana. I actually just sold that one on my Etsy site last week. 😊
Am not surprised. So so so pretty. You should do that combo again.
Dana Wiesner lol. Maybe I should 😊
Great work kanella
Many lives I've seen required a run for supplies. We're all human! Don't fret about it!! Talk amongst yourselves is a humorous way to leave your audience for a minute or two! 😉
They really look good, like most of your work.
thanks so much
Need to get more coaster tiles! I did one set and love them. These are lovely! Hadn’t thought of doing one design over 4.
they are great
this is fantastic. I will go to The Warman Home Center today after work!! Excited to try this.
thanks so much!
Those are all lovely Kanella and I actually like the purple and payne's grey the best... :)
Do you use any varnish or anything to protect them? Love the purple one the most!
yes I resin them for a topcoat
I love all 3 sets!!! you have inspired me! going over to Michaels to get Artist Loft white I do have the tiles. Thank you so much for sharing!
Anytime!
i love prism violet and only liquitex makes it. i add silver pearl pigment and its amazing !
Love your work....please tell me....the ceramic tiles....is it glazed? Love your work...from South Africa...
Love them all
Gave me a great idea for a kitchen splash back. Do the tiles then mount them behind the stove after an epoxy clear coat.
they make for a great back splash
Beautiful
thank you
I like #2!!!!!!
Thank you!
Love the purple !!!
Cyndy Moore thanks hun
All of the sets are lovely! Bet they sold fast!
thank you - yes, they all sold
@@KanellaCiracoArt You are very welcome! So glad!
They were all lovely! I just tried my first one and my paint was to thick and my blow dryer was to soft! Lol Maybe 😉 I'll get the next one!
Heather Caver thanks Heather. Practice makes perfect 😉
How well does the acrylic adhere to the tile? Do you seal it with anything? Thanks!
Hi Dave, it adheres really well. I have never had an issue with cracking or peeling.. ever! When they are dry I add a top coat of ArtResin on them
looking great
thanks hun
They look great! How do you seal the paint to the coaster so it doesn’t peel off?
patricia ellis thank you! When the tiles are completely dry I put a coat of resin on them to seal them.
Hi, its me again......I like the idea of your backing on the canvases.....how do you finish your tile slides...you were going to do it off camera but I’d like to your process. I love these tiles....I’ve used the tiles for alcohol inks, but I want to try the Dutch poor.....thanks
Hi! I finish off my tiles with a coat of resin.
which do you find nicer to use, the dutch pour recipe vs the bloom recipe on the tiles?
Beautiful!
Thanks Robin!
Thanks for response. Is it a ready pour paint and that’s what you use for the pillows and canvas?
no - not ready pour paint... check out my video #63 for paint info
HI Kanella, it's me again, I just got the answer to my question about leftover paint from your video #37 so thanks for that.
Nice going on your painted tiles,1st and 3rd I really like,you seem to get good results when using blues .I have found myself not using so much black or grey paint as they seem to take over the other color paints. What are you going to use as a backing for the tiles.Hope you don't mind me asking Kanella, were did you get your big Popsicle sticks from.
Julie Price hi Julie, thanks for the lovely comment. And please, feel free to ask any questions you want. That’s why I do these videos, to help people.
I love blues, I’ve used them so many times... they mix well and there’s no chance of them turning to mud. I have never tried black and white as all I see is a grey mess lol
As for the backs of the tiles, I actually use foam. I buy a large roll of it from michaels (in the felt section) and cut out the squares and then hot glue them to the back of my tiles. I’ve seen people use cork but I find the cork crumbles when you cut it. So I use the foam instead. I get the large popsicle sticks from the dollar store. 😊
Great video, beautiful work! I have the same torch, I love love love it :)
thanks so much
Love these! Could they be used as trivets or would heat not be good on the resin?
Thanks Melinda - no, the hottest thing you can use them with is a coffee mug.
Epoxy resin will withstand up to 500 degrees ! Get the high heat epoxy resin not the art resin.👌
nice job. I might have added another red/violet to the second one for a bit more variation
Karin Egdorf thanks Karin!
Do you gesso the tiles first? Absolutely loved all of the tiles once they had settled
Lis Williams hi Lis! No, I don’t gesso the tiles. There’s no need to. 😊
Hi Kanella, I'm just down the hwy from you in Toronto :)
The suggestion of the colour swatches from the paint department is fantastic!
I was wondering when you mixed paints in the little cups or any cups I guess, did you just cover the leftovers with plastic wrap?
Thanks, Go Raptors!
You mentioned in one of your videos that ikea had frames that work with the 4 tiles. Could you let me know what they were?
I have no clue. I also don’t remember saying that. Keep in mind this is a video that’s over 4 years old. Sorry but I don’t remember any of that.
As coasters, do they need to be sealed in some way to set and protect the colors? Love the process!!
Linda Sherrell hi Linda. Yes, they get a clear for of resin on them
Beautiful love watching your videos you said you mix only floetrol plus paint
A little confused as I watched another one of yours and I thought you said floetrol paint and water mix also to do the base coat is it one of the above mixes thanks and do you seal your coaster before resin thanks
the video with the paint mixing ratios has a 'please read' in the description. I have since changed my white ratio - so yes, you need water in the white (same mixture as the coloured paints)
and no, i don't prep my tiles before resin :)
These are beautiful! Do you use the matt finish tile, or just the regular glossy ones? Where do you get the Art Resin? Do you put anything like felt on the back?How much $ do you sell for?
Hi Carole, I just use the shiny ones - i buy the ArtResin on Amazon (i have links for Amazon in my most recent videos - this one is an old video)
for the back I add foam... check out my video #37 - you will see the back of my coasters in that video. I sell these ones for $35 Canadian for a set of 4
@@KanellaCiracoArt Thanks for replying so quickly! I really appreciate all your answers..I will definitely watch you videos on putting backing on the tiles and also the one on how to resin. I'm pretty new at pour painting, but I am totally obsessed! So having your videos to watch is a great help! Thanks for the clear instructions. My newest obsession is the dutch pour, so I will watch all your videos so I can do this better...What kind of hair dryer do you use? I've tried 2 different ones and they don't blow enough...I've ended up blowing the whole thing through a straw..It gets pretty exhausting! Anyway, Thanks so much for all the help. It's very much appreciated!!
Carol Alexander no problem Carol.
I just use a cheap hair dryer that I bought at Walmart. It’s ‘conair’.
Don’t blow with a straw. That’s the worst thing you can do. You will get all dizzy and it doesn’t work well. If you have to blow, just use your mouth. Your mouth is wider than a straw so you will blow less than if you were using the straw.
@@KanellaCiracoArt I will look for a dryer at Walmart. Yeah, last painting I spent hours on it with a straw, then ended up pouring over it, so I hope not to do that again. I will continue to learn. Thanks
Hi Kane’s I was wondering do you prep the tiles in anyway and are they just regular tile you can get from the hardware store?
I love them all but I’m partial to the blues💙! I would love to see one done in greens, green is my favorite color 💚!
Hi Michelle - no i dont prep the tiles and yes I just buy them from Lowes or Home Depot
Love!
Thanks!
Once the tiles are dry what do for a finish, if using for Coasters? Thanks
I use Krystal Resin - if you check out my newer videos you’ll see videos of me using it etc
What is the drying (curing) time for coasters? Would it be the same as canvas projects?
its actually faster most times... 2-3 days
is that a heat gun or a torch? it looks so tiny. curious as to the brand. thanks so much
Hi there, it's a torch. I do not know the brand. I bought it off amazon and it's called a culinary torch.
love your work, what do you use to hold your coasters up of the paper?
Laurie Holden thanks Laurie. They’re small plastic shot glasses that I buy from the dollar store.
Are these coasters safe for hot coffee cups or do they need a protective layer of something? I am BRAND new to pouring and have been binge watching your videos! I would love to do these coasters for family gifts.
they are safe for coffee cups but nothing hotter than that :)
thanks for binge watching :)
What do you put on after you paint the coasters as a clear
Epoxy resin
Hi Karnella
Loved the video.. My fav is the Purple set....
Just wondering, with all the paint on them how long does it take for them to dry?
coasters dry pretty quickly actually - a lot quicker than canvases - maybe 3-4 days tops
@@KanellaCiracoArt Thats great..
Thank You. Have a Great Weekend
I'm sorry just noticed I spelled your name wrong. 😱
Does it matter of the tiles are glazed or unglazed?
Ok I tried to look in ???? But. What are you using in your base white for pillow or base color/sides
my base white is artists loft flow acrylic white paint
How long do you wait before you resin?
as soon as they are fully dry to the touch
C'est magnifique !!!! Est ce que tu vernis après ?? Merci pour le partage :-)
Do you glue felt or anything to the bottoms of the coasters to keep from scratching furniture?
yes, I add cork backing - check out my video #126 - i show a coaster with a backing in that video
how do you finish off the backs of the coasters to keep drips off furniture or is their another video for that. Thanks for sharing.
no video - i just use cork backings - you can find them listed in my amazon shop (in my newer videos - this is a really old one lol)
Thanks just getting around to coasters. lol@@KanellaCiracoArt
I don,t no if you got other message. Is a heat gun and torch one and the same?
no, a heat gun is typically used for resin
Do you do any etching or sanding to the tiles to make the paint adhere better?
nope - i just pour right on them :)
@@KanellaCiracoArt dont they peel off or do you resin?
Kanella, are the ceramic tiles that you use matte finish or glossy finish, before you start putting paint on? They look matte to me but I wanted to make sure.
hi Carol, they are glossy tiles
Kanella, thank you for your reply.
I love your work, how thick are the tile and if I use a thin tile would it work as well
Did you protect the backs
Yes with tape
Would you show us the flip technique please? I really want to do that. I have done coasters with alcohol ink and made them heat proof. They were a hit. Thank you. God bless.
sorry but i dont do flip cup pours... not my thing lol
Do you "prep" the tile in any way? Do you glaze/varnish the tiles after they are dry?
I only tape the bottoms.. I do not do anything to the top of the tile. I put a top coat of resin on the coasters when they are done (i have a video showing that #15)
💗❤️💕
Do you have to worry about the drips pulling the paint of the tiles as well?
yes tina... tiles too!
@@KanellaCiracoArt thank you so so much for answering all my questions..sorry for being a pain..lol..thanks again😊😊😊
I agree with you about the purple coasters. It seems as if the paynes gray is muddying the outcome. The others are gorgeous.
Sarah I will have to try again, without the Payne’s grey! 😊
@@KanellaCiracoArt nooo love the Paynes gray!
Where did you get that litttle torch?
Amazon - do a search for 'culinary torch' :)
I'm wondering why you don't pour the paint the same way you do on canvas? Squiggly lines across the middle and then blow out.
because when i made this video and these piece it was about 5 months ago - I had not started the whole squiggly line yet idea...
Are those tiles stuck together? glue or grout?
no, they are not stuck together. These are coasters made from 4" ceramic tiles... I just put them together for the purpose of taking a picture. they are all individually done.
Lower setting on the hair dryer would keep your colors from getting muddy.
No, the lower setting won't push my paint around.. I have tried...
I also don't think my colours turned muddy on any of these.,...
Love these! I have a question. Do you put a resin coating or something on them?
Gabrielle Schmidt thanks hun. When they are dry yes, I put a coat of resin on top. Check out video #15. I think I show it in that video.
Do you think you can use this type of tiles as a backsplash in the kitchen once you
seal the tiles?
Hi Christine, yes you can.. i have seen it done before many times.
Do they seal it with resin or something else?
Christine Hatker-Watler all my tiles are sealed with resin.
Kanella, They are all GORGEOUS! Did you put silicone in your paint to get the cells? Also, are they going to be ready to use when they are dry, or will you have a video on how you seal them? Thank you so much! You are an amazing teacher!😊❤❤
Thanks Mari - i never ever use silicone in anything i create. I hate that stuff. Yes, I top coat them with resin. Check out video #15 and #16
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I enjoyed watching your work so much. I have tried. Other’s videos, Your’s is my favorite. I need your web address. Thank you.🙏🕉 what is the white paint you used.
my email is kanellaciraco@gmail.com
hi just a courtesy message to let you know the person told you they could't hear you must be watching this one, i can hear all your other videos except the beginning of this one , then your voice started to fade away on and off. Anyway you got a micro phone which sounds great:)
We let you know because we love your art and didn't want to miss out:) No complaints for a free tutorial! Thanks for sharing.
Margaret Pun thanks so much for letting me know. These are my older videos. I’m glad I have a microphone now 😊