Alcohol Ink Tile Mirror

Short video showing a neat mirror frame for alcohol ink ceramic tiles.
Aftosa:
www.aftosa.com/...

[@chuckkolb1270]

I just found the site Aftosa a few days ago. Being recent to your site, I wonder when you will be posting again. Your videos are instructional and a pleasure to view.

[@witchypoo420]

sooooo beautiful!!

[@TheOldladyB]

Those are awesome frames. Ya, I think plywood on the back would work.

[@juliemontoya5476]

I love this idea, and the website has some nice affordable items. Have you figured out if you can glue these tiles in? I've just purchased some inks and was wondering what to do with them and saw your channel, this could be addictive! Thanks!

[@foreveryoung4980]

thanks for the video, I have plenty of painted tiles in inks, and I am looking for the way to use them. I believe that the frame has to have some kind of "hook on" way for the tiles, if it needed the plywood, they should sell it to size, though, the plywood has to be attached to the frame, it could become very heavy with all these tiles 12 of them, whatever

[@beetlewing]

+Lora Astrofish I can assure you, there is no way to hook in tiles. The plywood backing is the best solution I've been able to come up with. And yes, it'll be heavy, even without the wood - it's 14 tiles, a metal frame and an 8x12 glass mirror. :)

[@foreveryoung4980]

+beetlewing , TNX, I DO HAVE A METAL FRAME WITH TILES , SPELLING MY NAME, AND THESE ARE VERY LIGHT TILES, I BOUGHT THE SIGN IN TOLEDO, SPAIN, AND ITS WEIGHTLESS, I WISH I COULD SHOW THE IMAGE OF THE METAL FRAME AND THE BACK OF IT, WHERE TILES ACTUALLY GO AND ARE VERY SECURED

[@millana6292]

Why would they not let you know how the tiles were expected to attach themselves, that would peeve me off.anyway, it’s looking beautiful. Have you ever tried to use the alcohol inks on the mirror itself?

[@donnamarie3349]

MIRROR WENT WAY UP TO 34.80

[@foreveryoung4980]

14 tiles