BEGINNER Decoupage: Transform Ceramic Tiles and MDF Squares into Amazing COASTERS

[@julieschwartz2135]

I’m watching from NYC. I have lots of tiles so these are great ideas, thank you!

[@masoncreationsetc]

Hi Julie, that's awesome. They're so much fun to make. Thanks for watching and taking the time to send me a message 😊 ❤️

[@gizmo7877]

I have a truckload of ceramic tiles. With these instructions I can finally do something with them. Thanks so much for showing us how to transform nothing into something. These make great gifts and can be adapted to any holiday where people are socially drinking more, whether it be hot chocolate, teas, or alcohol related. Or how about just as a decor piece!!? Thanks from Connecticut!

[@masoncreationsetc]

Hi there my friend! Aren't these fun? You can do so much with them. And yes, they make wonderful gifts. How fun to do some with Christmas rice paper or napkins. I'm going to do another video showing how to use a napkin. Have fun my friend and let me know if you have any questions. Thanks for always watching and sending me messages 😘🤗

[@agiagata945]

Thank you for sharing 😊 I also use only polyvine instead of glue, love their products.

[@masoncreationsetc]

Hi there! You're so welcome and I'm happy you enjoyed this video! Polyvine is just the best product out there. I use it all the time. Never going back to the "other one" lol... Thanks so much for watching and taking the time to send me a message 😊💖

[@janismartinpoet2815]

Watching from the South Coast, UK...love that your video 'popped up'! Im very new to decoupage and was wondering what to use for coasters 🙏

[@masoncreationsetc]

Hi Janis! Thank you and I'm happy you enjoyed this video! Let me know if you need any help at all. I'm always here for you. Also, save this video so you can refer back to it. Thanks so much for watching and taking the time to send me a message 😊💖

[@pamelasim3840]

Watching all your wonderful videos from Vancouver Canada. Thank you for clear, easy to follow instructions, greatly appreciated! From your videos I have learned how to decoupage a market bag, make up bag, seashells and wood ornaments for the Christmas tree. I look forward to every video you make! I had never decoupaged before seeing your videos 😊

[@masoncreationsetc]

Hi Pamela! Thank you and I'm happy you're enjoying my videos. Sounds like you are learning soooo much. I'm so pleased to be the one helping you. I'm impressed with all the things you're making. Thanks so much for watching and taking the time to send me a message 😊💖

[@vickievegas1837]

that is lovely we made some small ones for mother’s day at church. still in Pahrump Neighbor. ❤

[@masoncreationsetc]

Hi Vickie, the coasters are so much fun to make, aren't they? Thanks again for watching and sending me sweet messages 😊💖

[@susiebrooke3852]

I love your videos I’m from Tasmania Australia

[@masoncreationsetc]

Hi Susie! Thank you so much, and I'm happy you're enjoying my videos! Thanks so much for watching and taking the time to send me a message 😊💖

[@angeepanjee]

Hi Donna, thankyou for the great videos. Im unhappy with Mod podge for my decoupage projects and am going to try polyvine. I want a glossy finish on my Decoupaged real animal skulls and hoping to get a varnish that I can also use as a glue for the napkins and rice paper.Which Polyvine varnish do you think I should use? Thankyou so much

[@masoncreationsetc]

Hi Angee! Thank you and I'm happy you're enjoying my videos! My favorite Polyvine product is the Heavy duty wood varnish. It's not just for wood. You can use it on all surfaces. It's heat and water resistant. It's also food safe. I use it for everything. I get the satin finish and put on several coats. The more you put on the deeper and more vibrant the shine becomes. It's awesome! If you need something to be waterproof, Polyvine Heavy Duty Extreme would be what you'll need. It's not dishwasher safe or submergible for a long period of time, but definitely waterproof. I'll leave you a couple of safe links. Thanks so much for watching and taking the time to send me a message 😊💖 Varnish-Polyvine Heavy Duty Extreme: decoupagenapkins.com/products/polyvine-heavy-duty-extreme-varnish?sca_ref=3969749.C8aAXEduCt Varnish-Polyvine Heavy Duty Wood Varnish: decoupagenapkins.com/products/polyvine-heavy-duty-wood-varnish?sca_ref=3969749.C8aAXEduCt

[@JaciBilger]

I'm watching from a small town called McAdoo, PA

[@masoncreationsetc]

Thanks for watching and taking the time to send me a message 😊 ❤️

[@SheliaMar]

Watching from Tuscaloosa, Al

[@masoncreationsetc]

Hi Sheila, Thanks so much for watching and taking the time to send me a message 😊💖

[@debrabanks9968]

I'm watching from Yazoo City, MS

[@masoncreationsetc]

Hi Debra, Thanks so much for watching and taking the time to send me a message 😊💖

[@clairemillette4645]

Je vous félicite pour votre excellent travail c'est très beau j'ai regardé de Montréal au Québec bonne journée et à la prochaine 👍👍👍😘🇲🇶💜💜

[@masoncreationsetc]

Hi Claire, Thank you, I'm so happy you enjoyed this video. See you soon! Thanks for watching and taking the time to send me a message 😊💖

[@ginetteregimbal4882]

🇨🇦👋 Hey Donna, always fun watching you create!

[@masoncreationsetc]

Hi Ginette my friend! So happy to see you! I'm so glad you enjoy my videos. Thanks for always watching and sending me messages 😊💖

[@Fanniesyeraunt71]

I’m here from the Midlands, UK 🇬🇧 … but I’d rather be in Las Vegas!!🤪

[@masoncreationsetc]

Oh my gosh! You don't want to be in Las Vegas right now. It is soooo hot and muggy, it's absolutely miserable. It's been 110 degrees with 15 to 50 percent humidity. It's just awful. I want to be where you are! Thanks so much for watching and taking the time to send me a message 😊💖

[@Butterfly04able]

Interlachen Florida….Gator Country!

[@masoncreationsetc]

Hi there! Gators 😱 We went to Fort Lauderdale once on vacation and went on one of the Air Boats. What a cool experience. I was hanging over the edge of the boat taking pictures and my husband had hold of the waistline of my jeans praying that I wouldn't fall in. LOL... It was lots of fun. Thanks so much for watching and taking the time to send me a message 😊💖

[@vickievegas1837]

Pahrump, Nevada howdy neighbor!

[@masoncreationsetc]

Well howdy neighbor to you too! You're just a hop, skip and a jump away. Thanks so much for watching and taking the time to send me a message 😊💖

[@Catherineann413]

Hi, I’m watching from Long Island, New York😍😍

[@masoncreationsetc]

Hi Karen, thanks again for watching and taking the time to send me messages 😊💖

[@victoriac1969]

Hi Donna! Loving your videos! Any chance you have a video just about the Polyvine products? Like which ones to use when. I saw someone mention she lost her crackle fininsh when she wiped back with a baby wipe, what product would protect that from happening? Would so appreciate this type of a video. Thank you for your great videos!

[@masoncreationsetc]

Hi Victoria, I think that's a great idea. I'm sure a lot of people would appreciate a video like that. I'm going to make a plan and work on that one. How heart breaking to lose your crackle like that. It's happened to me before. When you use the fineline crackle, you can't use any water based products at all. She just needed to wipe it with a dry soft cloth. I believe she knew, but forgot. I actually have a video on different types of crackle finishes that explains all of that. I'm going to leave you a link for that video. Thanks so much for watching and taking the time to send me a message 😊💖 Different types of crackle: kzbin.info/www/bejne/r52Ul5WpaLBrh8k

[@JaciBilger]

I LOVE that, very pretty!❤

[@masoncreationsetc]

Hi there! Thanks so much and thanks for watching 😊💖

[@conniefreeman3885]

I’m from Auburn Washington 😊

[@masoncreationsetc]

Hi Connie, Thanks so much for watching and taking the time to send me a message 😊💖

[@cindykizer1758]

By the way. My first reverse decopauge plate turned out so cute I made 15 more for Easter however, I used a darn baby wipe to wipe back the antique paste and lost my dog gone crackling. Still pretty but wasted a lot of money by being careless and not fpllowing each step in order. Lesson learned....hahaha from Tuscaloosa, Alabama!! Roll Tide

[@masoncreationsetc]

Hi Cindy, oh nooooo I'm sorry that happened. I learned that same lesson a long time ago. Trust me, you won't do it ever again...lol... I'd love to see some pictures of your plates. I'll leave you my email address. Wow 15 is quite a task! Thanks for always watching my friend, and sending me messages 😊💖 📧 My email: [e-mail]

[@DougPace]

Hi! (This is Doug's wife Melissa, lol). I'm getting ready to order the Polyvine products. will I also be able to utilize photos, scrapbook paper, or Laser Jet prints with these products for my coasters? Super excited to get these projects started! Also, do the Polyvine need to be stored in a warm area to prevent from going bad as some resins do? TIA!

[@masoncreationsetc]

Hi Melissa, You can do anything with Polyvine that you would do with mod podge. I've never had any real success with prints on copy paper with any glue or varnish. I find it lifts and bubbles somewhat. However with the Polyvine if you leave it alone until it's completely dry, it will lay back down again. Do you print on copy paper or rice paper? Rice paper seems to be the absolute easiest to work with when decoupaging. You will definitely need your final varnish to be Polyvine heavy duty wood varnish on a coaster. It's heat and water resistant, and food safe. Mod podge is not any of those. Polyvine isn't a resin, it's a varnish so you can store it in your house. I have them all in my studio and have never had a problem. Thanks so much for watching and taking the time to send me a message 😊💖

[@DougPace]

@@masoncreationsetc I generally do all my crafts with Scrapbook paper cardstock as I'm a paper crafter. however, I've been wanting to branch out into different areas and have been very intrigued with the idea of ceramic coasters. Now, I've printed on both plain copy paper, cardstock and photo paper. i have never printed on rice paper, so that is an interesting concept for me to look into. i have never done a coaster, so I was delighted to find your video and that it didn't involve a bunch of resins or spraying and that I could still get a quality product without a coffee cup sticking to the coaster! I ordered the varnishes you suggested on the video last night and am looking forward to trying out these techniques on the various papers. At some point I am also going to take some designs I've created and have them printed as actual photos at Walgreens and see how they play out on the coasters. Thank you so much for the feedback! The bit about sanding down the sides of the ceramic coasters was brilliant! i also appreciate the links. i originally had ordered the Polyvine through Amazon, but cancelled when I went to the link you provided and found them for much cheaper!

[@debragraham3207]

Love these. Does Polyvine varnish make the coasters waterproof or just wipe clean? Love from the UK 🇬🇧 🇺🇸💖

[@masoncreationsetc]

Hi there my friend! Polyvine heavy duty wood varnish is waterproof and heat resistant. So it's perfect for coasters. I wouldn't put them in a dishwasher or leave them submerged in a sink of water. But you should be able to run them in water and hand wash them. I left you the link. Thanks for always watching and sending me messages 😊💖 Polyvine Heavy Duty Wood Varnish: decoupagenapkins.com/products/polyvine-heavy-duty-wood-varnish?sca_ref=3969749.C8aAXEduCt

[@debragraham3207]

@@masoncreationsetc thank you 🤗. Tried reverse decoupage with crackle glaze on a glass bowl and it turned out lovely, so thank you for the tutorial 🙂

[@masoncreationsetc]

Ohhh, you're welcome and I'm so glad to hear it turned out well. Thanks for letting me know. That's awesome!

[@barbarakoscinski6622]

Manchester Center,Vt. USA

[@masoncreationsetc]

Thanks so much for watching and taking the time to send me a message 😊💖

[@kathywright4204]

Kansas

[@masoncreationsetc]

Hi Kathy, Thanks so much for watching and taking the time to send me a message 😊💖

[@ChrissyC-ej2vr]

Hi, I’m watching from Albertville, Alabama, USA. Was wondering what grit sandpaper you use to sand the edges with? Also what clear finish have you found that won’t stick to hot cups, I’ve heard CrystaLac is good but have you tried any of their products??

[@masoncreationsetc]

Hi Chrissy, I used about a medium grit. The best sealer for coasters is Polyvine heavy duty wood varnish. It's good on all surfaces, not just wood. It's moisture and heat resistant as well as food safe. It cures in 24 hours and ready for use. Dries crystal clear and will not yellow over time. It's absolutely perfect for coasters. It's what I use on all mine. I'll leave you a safe link. You'll love it. I put about 3 to 4 final coats of the satin and it becomes really shiny. You can also use it as your decoupage glue. Works like a charm! Thanks so much for watching and taking the time to send me a message 😊💖 Polyvine Heavy Duty Wood Varnish: decoupagenapkins.com/products/polyvine-heavy-duty-wood-varnish?sca_ref=3969749.C8aAXEduCt

[@melodystevechandra2529]

Watching from Vancouver British Columbia. I saw on the back of your ceramic tile it had raised lines. But your foam back looked like it played flush. Confused how that happened. Just started watching your videos. Thank you

[@masoncreationsetc]

Hi Melody, no it's not flush. But the felt on the bottom makes them much less noticeable. Thanks so much for watching and taking the time to send me a message 😊💖

[@reneehoove3370]

Hi, I was wondering if its possible to decoupage a photo on to a tile?

[@masoncreationsetc]

Hi Renee, I personally have never transferred a photo to a tile. But check out "our upcycled life" @ourupcycledlife Deidra has made some videos on exactly how to do it. Here's her link. Thanks for watching and taking the time to send me a message 😊💖 www.youtube.com/@OurUpcycledLife

[@cindykizer1758]

guess I am heading to the home depot for tiles now.......Off I go to make a mess

[@masoncreationsetc]

When I read this I started laughing! It just cracked me up to see you say off to make a mess 🤣🤣🤣 You do it girl, get messy!!!!!

[@Madmavis]

Hi do you use the same polyvine products for napkins as well. Also if you have aready done a top coat of modge podge can you put a layer of the heavy duty wood varnish on top? I find the modge podge not so good with heat. Thanks london uk

[@masoncreationsetc]

Hi there! Yes, I use Polyvine products for everything. I don't use mod podge at all anymore. I'm not sure if you can put the Polyvine over top of the mod podge if it hasn't cured yet. Mod podge needs a 4 week cure time. I'd wait the 4 weeks and then put the Polyvine heavy duty wood varnish over it. That one is perfect for coasters. Heat doesn't bother it at all. That's what I put on all my coasters. Thanks so much for watching and taking the time to send me a message 😊💖. -Polyvine Heavy Duty Wood Varnish: decoupagenapkins.com/products/polyvine-heavy-duty-wood-varnish?sca_ref=3969749.C8aAXEduCt

[@Madmavis]

@@masoncreationsetc Thank you for replying. I find if I put a hot cup of tea, coffee etc it sticks to the coaster with the modge podge.

[@masoncreationsetc]

Oh yes, mod podge is definitely not for coasters. You'll love the Polyvine heavy duty wood varnish. It's an amazing product and cures in 24 to 48 hours instead of 28 days. I don't think mod podge performs well as a top coat for anything. It's just pva glue and will eventually turn yellow. You need varnish for a top coat. Polyvine stays crystal clear.

[@Madmavis]

@@masoncreationsetc thanks I have ordered some.

[@masoncreationsetc]

Fabulous, you're going to love it 💖

[@JaciBilger]

I've never heard of rice paper??

[@masoncreationsetc]

Hi there, rice paper is a little thicker than a napkin and is much easier to work with. It's amazing. I have a lot of videos using rice paper. You'll have to check them out. I'm leaving you a safe link to take a look at some of the gorgeous rice paper available. Thanks again for watching 😊❤️ decoupagenapkins.com?sca_ref=3969749.C8aAXEduCt