|  Step 1:  Start with a white
 glazed ceramic tile and 3D
 Crystal Lacquers.
 |   Step 2: Apply the pearl blue
 and dark blue colored 3D
 Crystal Lacquer across the
 tile alternating colors.
 | 
 |   Step 3: Apply a layer of clear
 3D Crystal Lacquer over the
 colored lacquer and blend
 and smooth with your finger.
 |   Step 4:  Apply the pearl
 green 3D Crystal Lacquer
 starting 3/4ths the way
 down the tile to create
 an ocean floor depth.
 | 
 |  Step 5: Next while the lacquer
 is still wet sprinkle micro beads
 and extra fine glitter dust
 along the bottom of the tile.
 Allow to completely dry.
 |  Step 6: Add accents to your
 photo copied image using
 the 3D colored and pearl
 lacquer to create depth on
 your image and set aside
 to dry.
 (**A color photocopy is
 recommended instead of
 printed so your ink
 doesn't run)
 | 
 |  Step 7:  Once your tile is dry
 apply a thin layer of clear 3D
 Crystal lacquer and add your
 photo copied and cut out
 quote to your tile.
 (**Color photocopy is
 recommended instead
 of printed so your ink
 doesn't run)
 |  Step 8: Next add your image
 to the wet tile and apply a
 liberal layer of 3D
 Crystal Lacquer over your
 entire tile.At this point you
 can also add your mini
 starfish and seashells to the
 wet tile as well (**If there
 are any air bubbles you can
 use a straight pen to pop them).
 Set aside to dry in a draft free
 level area.  Once dry repeat
 process as desired.
 | 
 |  Step 9: Once the tile is
 dry completely color all four
 edges with the gold metallic
 pen to finish your piece.
 |   You can use a mini easel to
 display your tile or you can
 glue a hanger to the back
 | 
 
That is really a neat tile. I didn't know that the cystal lacquer could be used like paint. It really looks like paint on this tile only better. cool!
ReplyDeleteGreat tutorial. Sakura is lucky to have you as a customer.
ReplyDeleteThat was supposed to say demonstrator, not customer - my excuse is that I was up for 31 hours yesterday.
ReplyDeleteVery inspiring redo, Anita!! thanks so much for sharing! I found your lovely blog through Bliss & Folly. :)~Mary stack stone
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