Tile Coasters with Resin - Add your favorite photo

[@danad9879]

Wow! That looks so beautiful! What a nice hostess gift. Thanks for the painter's tape tip!

[@CraftedSweetly]

Thank you so much! :)

[@PaulDBest]

This is the best instructional craft video I've seen! Good pacing, plain language, and visuals of the entire process. I will try this and share my results!

[@CraftedSweetly]

Wow! Thanks so much! Feel free to share your project in my Crafted Sweetly Fb page. Thanks again!

[@prof.mommyarty]

This is awesome Diana! Brilliant tip with the tape! Tfs 💖

[@CraftedSweetly]

Thank you so much!! :)

[@PRODUCT5]

Superb .thank u for this.what is the name of the board for the back side ? What will be the size of these printed images ?

[@CraftedSweetly]

The photos are 4" square and I got them printed at Walmart. The backing is cork board. I get these already cut now and they have adhesive: amzn.to/3SAPMbc

[@roslynleventhal5836]

Great video! What if you accidentally get mod Podge on your photo? Would the resin cover it?

[@CraftedSweetly]

I think once it dries, it should be fine if you cover with resin, but I haven't tried it.

[@djdbatt]

What kind of paper did you use? Glossy, or matte?

[@CraftedSweetly]

I could only get it printed glossy - if I remember correctly it was through Walmart

[@audreycooper2960]

will it work iwth an inkjet printer?

[@CraftedSweetly]

I have not tried it. Not sure if the ink would bleed. I'll have to try it

[@bonniehadden1]

Do you laminate the photo first or just use the photo as printed?

[@CraftedSweetly]

Just use as printed

[@lhj276]

are these dishwasher safe?

[@CraftedSweetly]

I add cork to the bottom and that wouldn't be. I would just wipe the top.