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- How To Resin ceramic Tiles For Coasters - Step-By-Step Guide From Start To Finish.
I have lots of videos showing how I do paint pours on ceramic tiles, but I've had lots of requests to do a video on how I resin them and turn them into coasters.
So In this video I show you every step of the way what I do and how I do it.
The resin I've been using lately is Craft Resin, and you will get 5% off your order if you use this affiliate link craftresin.refr.cc/visualsense
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Your tiles are gorgeous! I wish I had found your video before attempting to resin my coasters... 😢
I'm an old gal and let me tell you this... I have NEVER seen more beautiful coasters. You rock!!!!!! And many kudos to you for this video as I pour almost exclusively on 8x8 inch tiles so this is just what I was looking for. Big hugs from Colombia!
Thanks for a great tutorial! I love the fact that you take the time to go into small details that makes this very newbie friendly. Many nice videos out there but most skip on the interesting details!
You're very welcome, thank you for your lovely comment! 🌹
What size tiles and cork backing a are you using? They fit perfect.
Thank you so much Tilly! You are just lovely, and a very good teacher! That you for all the details-and your art is stunning!
Thank you so much for your lovely comments Pam! 😊 🌹
Thank you Tilly… a lovely video… informative, direct, concise, all encompassing. I love the sound of your voice! Thank you for sharing♥️🐾☘️
Thank you Tilly I have watched hundreds of videos found yours great and easy to follow. It is nice to have information for us in the UK. Most are US or Canada and getting good supplies is often difficult. Good old B & Q. 😄👍👏
Thank you so much Sharon, I'm so pleased it was helpful for you! Yep, gotta love B&Q!! 😆
Your art is breath taking. Thanks for your tutorial
Wow! Beautiful work and VERY INFORMATIVE video! Thank you!
Thank you for your presentation it was very informative.
You are awesome! I subbed. So easy to listen to, so informative without being wordy and confusing. I absolutely enjoyed this video. Thank you for your tutorial! This was brilliant!
Thank you so much for your lovely comments Elizabeth! I'm really pleased you like my video!! 😊 🌹
Thank you so much for this. Such a great tutorial. I have some resin on order and now I feel well equipped to do my coasters when it comes. 🙏🏼💕
You're very welcome Sam! I hope it all goes well for you. 😃
Thank you for a wonderful, informative and easy to follow tutorial! I'm a fan.😊
You've very welcome Maria! Thank you so much for your lovely comment. 🌹 😊
Thank you so much for this educational video. I do want to say those coasters are beautiful!! Oh, my! I love them!
You're very welcome Vonelle, I'm happy to help. And thank you for the compliment! 😃
@@TillyDouglas you are so very welcome! 🥰
One of the best videos out there! Thanks for sharing!! 🤗🤗🤗
Wow, thank you so much for your lovely comment Patricia! 😊 🌹
Very informative. Thank you.
Tilly, this is fabulous! Thank you.
You are so welcome, I'm pleased it was helpful!🌹
Thank you so much as I am struggling with the resin
Thank you so much for your video, so well explained, lots of details but not too much. I poured resin on two coasters today, first time EVER... can't wait to see how they turn out, but still have to wait another 12 hours!!!
You're very welcome, I'm so pleased it was helpful for you! 🌹
Tilly, you are absolutely adorable and I love to see your lovely face! Thank you for doing this tutorial. I'm in the US, so I need to find a good resin here, but I'm very excited to finally get started on my tiles! It's a learning process, but I AM learning!
AAhhh Sara, you are so lovely, thank you!! I hear that KS Resing is good... I'm in the UK, so can't get it, as it's only available in the US... But if I could get hold of that one, it's the one I'd be using! 👍 🌹
Wow, great tutorial Tilly! So informative with great tips, advice and instruction with such a calm delivery for a newbie who needs to hear it like you delivered! Thank you!!
Hi Louise, thank you so much for the lovely compliments! I'm so pleased my video was helpful for you! 🌹
Thank YOU. I ordered the self-adhesive cork backs through your link. We’ll see how it goes!
Thank you Tilly….I have ordered some….really appreciate you getting back to me so quickly. HNY!
You're very welcome! HNY to you too!! 🌹
You’re Paint Pours are smashing!! :) Loving all this
Thanks so much 😊
Thank you for sharing this video! It really helps me to buy the right Resin for Ceramic Tiles!!
You are so welcome!
Awsum video thanks hun x
Love this so much! And your art is so beautiful
Thank you so much!! 🌹
Thank you for all your help.
You are very welcome! 🌹
What a great video!! 😀. Thank you so much. Using those nets that cover food is genius. 👌💕
Thank you so much! I'm pleased it was helpful! 🌹
I SO enjoyed your video! It was SO helpful and with your beautiful accent, I could listen to you all day! ;) Thank you for the great information! I learned so much!
Aahhh thank you very much for your lovely comment Nikki, I'm so pleased my video was helpful for you! 😃
Great tutorial. Thanks so much for sharing.
You're welcome Kimberly, I hope you found it helpful. 🌹
Thanks so much love the tiles and great information. ..
You're very welcome Mary, I'm so pleased you liked them! 😃
Thank you so much, Tilly for another fantastic video lesson! 💞💕💗🌹💐🌺
You've welcome Elena! I'm pleased you enjoyed it! 😃 🌹 🌺 🌸 💜
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Thank you so much for this tutorial, I have yet to try tiles, but hope to do soon!
You're very welcome Cheronda! I hope you have lots of fun doing them!
Best video ever
Thank you very much! 🥰
So so so helpful, thank you!
You're so welcome! 🌹
Love your video… very well explained.. thank you
Thank you Lisa, I'm so pleased it was helpful! 🌹
Thank you so much for this great video!!!
You're very welcome Caroline, I'm so pleased it was helpful!
ty great video I love them they r beatiful and love what you did on the back ❤
Thank you so much Donna! 🌹
I know you made this a long time ago but thank you. This was very thorough just what I needed before giving it my first shot.
You're very welcome Shannon, I'm so pleased it was helpful for you. 🌹
Super helpful!!! Thank you 👏🏻
You're so welcome! 🌹
Thank you so much! You were a great teacher!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you so much for your little hints and suggestions! I have not been using tape and have had to swipe and/ or sand. UGG
You are so welcome Kris! It's the little things that can make a big difference! 🌹
Thank you. Very helpful.
You're welcome, I'm so pleased it was helpful!
Hi Tilly, thank you so much for such an informative video your tiles look lovely.
Have you any suggestions for an alternative to resin ? I too am in the UK
Haven't used resin before and you have made it feel doable ... thank you. Also, love your name!! My Mum's nickmame (and maiden name) was Tilley ... from Guisborough
Thank you! New subscriber!
Beautiful . Lots of information.. Thank you. Glenis
You are so welcome! 🌹
Those tiles are really sharp. I am going to try and make some with my daughter. Thanks!
Excellent! I hope you have fun making them!
@@TillyDouglas thank you so much Tilly, I'm so glad I found your channel, all your info made perfect sense, very clear and your work is just lovely, you have given me the knowledge & tips and the inspiration to crack on. Many blessings xxx
Hi Louise, thank you so much for the lovely compliments! I'm happy I was able to help 🌹 💜
Thank you!
You're welcome!
Perfect! You are a star, thank you so much, I actually did four a couple of days ago but they have dried with a few little dips in them, I wonder if that’s the resin or the way I did it. ❤️❤️ just have to say how nice it is to see your lovely face xx
You are very welcome! 💜 Did you clean the tops of the tiles before you poured the resin on them? It could well be the oils from your fingers that caused it, resin really does not like oil of any sort and it will push away from it. Give them a wipe down with a tiny bit of Isopropyl alcohol on a cloth and hopefully it will sort that for next time. 👍 ... Oh and I'm usually behind a camera, even for photos, so this was a big deal for me! 😊 😃 💜
@@TillyDouglas I wiped them down with a kitchen wipe so not sure what is in them, I.m going to lightly sand them then wipe them with some Isopropyl and try again, see what happens 😊. You shouldn’t hide behind the camera but I know how you feel because I’m the same ❤️
Thank you very much .very helpful
You're welcome Viola, I'm so pleased it was helpful!
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Those coasters are gorgeous!!! I’d love to know what colors you used 😊
Hi Kathy, thank you very much! I can't remember all the colors I used now, but I'm pretty sure I recorded a creation video for both the gold set and the pink ones... Take a look at this play list which is the painting on tiles videos, the colors will most likely be listed in the description under the video. 🌹 czcams.com/play/PL_Or07Z1N33YKtndltC_0pBxgKIOaNtNd.html
How did you do the painting on the coasters before using the resin
Love your video thank you. I've had so much trouble with my resin on MDF but now prepping it properly, I hope! I wanted to know whether you pre coat your tiles before cleaning with alcohol (did you use Surgical Spirit?) and then applying resin. Will continue to watch and learn!!
Thank you Barbara! I don't pre coat my tiles and I used Isopropyl alcohol to clean them... I hope you have lots of success and fun with it. 🌹
Can I put resin on top of wood coasters that have been decopauged
Did you manage to test these with a hot cup in the end? Would the resin work on dry mod podge?
Thank you👏👏👏👏💞💞💞
You're very welcome Julie! 🌹 💜
With this resin, are the coasters heat resistant? Hot cup of coffee or tea won t damage the top surface? Thanks for the great video
Can you show us how you paint your coasters please they are so beautiful. I love your videos so very much.
Hi Sylvia, thank you so much! I have got quite a few videos showing how I paint my tiles, so just have a browse through them. 🌹
Great instruction, very helpful! I'm wondering, have you tried automotive clear coat spray on any of your art?
Thank you very much! The only automotive spray I have used is the engine heat resistant spray, which works great for using on coasters.
Yout tiles are simply beautiful! Do you have a video making ones like those?
Thank you very much! I have several videos of doing painting on tiles, but the gold ones are in this video czcams.com/video/WtZO67V4XpA/video.html
Thanks - I have a question - when I apply resin sometimes it drips over the edge and when it sets there are deposits of resin on the edges. How do you avoid having this happen???? thanks
Hi Tilly. Thanks for the video very helpful. Was wondering where you get your tiles from, they look like 4x4s which is what I'm after. Thanks.
Hi, I'm so pleased my video was helpful! 🌹 I got my tiles from B&Q, and yes they are 4x4, but I think they've stopped selling them now 😔
@TillyDouglas did you make a video using the hot cup of water test on these tiles? I would love to know the results if you did. Thank you.
I would also love to see. We have tried so many resin and no luck. I hope you can show us the cup water test.
Loved this video so much! You are a wonderful teacher.❤❤❤
Nice lovely to hear yiyr friendliness but plez consider more editing trimming tutorials cutting the time down on these vids..helpful to the viewers..I try my best to forward ahead and stop to watch imperatives..thanks for considering
Great video! What and where did you purchase the white square things you placed your coasters on before pouring resin? Thanks
Thank you very much Nichole! They are just yoghurt pots that I stood them on. 🌹
@Tilly Douglas oh ok thank you so much. That was a great idea. Can't wait to try your method because I struggled with coasters.
Do you have a tutorial showing the pour on these and the colors,These are beautiful.
Hi Margie, thank you so much! 🌹 Yes, this is one of the videos with these exact ones. czcams.com/video/WtZO67V4XpA/video.html
Such a great video! Have you ever used a photo? If so, would it be the same process? Attempting to figure out if I need to glue the photo first or resin the photo on and then resin over it? Thank you!!
Hi Alex, thank you very much! Yes I have used photos and they work really well, but you do have to completely seal the photo with something like ModPodge first, otherwise the resin will soak into it and leave it looking water damaged. Make sure to seal the edges as well as the front and back of the photo. Afteer it has completely dried I add a thin layer of resin to the tile and place the photo on the top making sure there are no air bubbles under the photo... Then add another coat (or more coats if needed) 🌹
@@TillyDouglas thank you so much for getting back to me. Do you have any recommendations for modpodge? Thank you again!
Hello, thank you for the video. I've tried to resin coasters for the 1st time, after about a couple of minutes after pouring the resin on top it started to separate from the edges I'm not sure why because I cleaned it off with rubbing alcohol really well twice as I did use silicone oil in the acrylic paint and it still separates . Can you help me out with this?
Hi Vera, your problem is almost certainly caused by the oil you used. You will need to clean all the silicone oil off before you attempt to resin them. Try using corn starch and rub it in really well, then brush it off and wash it, then repeat as many times as you need to. This is the reason I never use silicone oil.
Hello nice to see you I’m in the U.K. too. Iv had terrible trouble getting something that’s heat proof for my tiles with no luck but the price of the one you are using is too expensive for me. Can you recommend anything cheaper.Also do you use Floetrol and where to get it in the U.K..It’s so nice to get help and ideas from someone in the U.K. Also where do I get the alcohol Thankyou
Hello Linda, my fellow Brit 👋 I have seen this craft resin, but I haven't tried it yet ... If you use this link, you will get 10% off your order craftresin.refr.cc/visualsense and their prices are very reasonable! This is what they say about the temperature of their resin... "The maximum temperature that cured Craft Resin can tolerate after 21 days of curing is 200F or 93C." ... So that should work nicely for coasters, but as I say, I haven't tested it yet.
I do use the Australian floetrol, but only for the bloom cell activator, as it is very expensive... I buy that on Ebay, and have to import it from Australia.
If you check the links under my video, you will see my Amazon links, most of the bits and pieces I use are on there, including the alcohol.
Tilly just lovely and well done. Do you have any tips for adding photography to tile or glass followed by resin? Paper photos (I'd think?) would ripple and I'm wondering if you've worked with decals?
Any tips on getting it evenly applied? I had trouble with so.e of my edges being thin.
Hi Kendra, perhaps use just a little more resin on them, make sure the tiles are completely level and spread the resin around with your gloved hand. I prefer to move the resin with my fingers because I can feel where there needs to be more, or less, resin.
Hi Tilly how did you get on with the heat test on your coasters. When I've looked for the resin there was one 50/50 and the other one was a big bottle and a small what is the difference 🥺 where did you get your stamp for your🤔Thank you so much for teaching a thing or two 🌹 love you lots 💓 xxo
Hi Julie, I don't think that resin is particularly good with the heat test, although they do claim it is, I disagree! The resin that I prefer to use is called Craft Resin.
With the resins, some are a 50/50 mix, but others are 60/40... It really just comes down to the brand.
I got my stamp from Zazzle, there's a link under the video for that... They are great because you can completely personalise them on their website, and it's very easy to do. 🌹 ❤️ xx
Thank you so much 🥰
Hello , if Ian not wrong this is the first time , I comment to you and I just want to thank you for this incredible tutorial about resin it’s being so helpful to me. You know what I did resinned a set of 4 tiles and don’t know what was wrong but all of them dried with kind of holds or empty spices , I hope you understand my point could please tell me what is that I not doing properly.❤️
Hello Mirna, you're very welcome, I'm so pleased it was helpful for you. When the resin makes holes or pull back from the edges, it often means there is some sort of oil on the surface before you resin. It could be that you used silicone oil in your paint, or perhaps just oil transferred from your fingers. If you used silicone, then you will need to clean the tiles properly before you add the resin. If that is not the case, then it could well be the natural oils in your fingers, so give them a wipe over with some alcohol on a soft cloth, and then avoid touching them with your ungloved hands before you resin. 🌹
@@TillyDouglas oh Tully thank you very, very much for answered my concern it is so much appreciated for me, I hope that I learned and next time u will give you the good news. God bless you❤️
Good luck with your next resin project Mirna, please leet me know how you get on. God bless you too ♥️ 🌹
Thank you so much for your answer Tilly🙏
I spray my plastic or puppy pool I use before pouring or spinning. Paint peels off slick.
That's a great idea Brenda! I have a puppy pool that I use for spinning too, it sure does save a lot of mess!
Very nice tutorial, thanks for sharing! I just resined 4 round coasters made of white cement. 2 of them are looking fabulous and 2 of them look like the resin retracted on the edges and left the edges with no resin at all. I only discovered it after 3 hours or so. What could be the problem? Thanks in advance for responding.
Thank you very much!It could be that they had oils from your fingers on the edges... Or possibly you didn't use quite enough resin. Did you clean the tiles with alcohol first? 🌹
@@TillyDouglas I did not and it could well be a valid reason. Thanks:)
If you use alcohol ink for your application- you then spray with a sealer - do you still use the alcohol spray before putting on the resin ?
Yes absolutely Paulette, the alcohol spray with help remove any specks of dust and finger prints.
What do you use the drips for? Just curious bc I don’t like to waste things. LOL
I never throw any of the drips away, I use them in mixed media projects and art journals mostly... I just can't bear to put them in the bin. 😊😂
Hi, I love your videos and follow them a lot. I can’t get this process to work. My finished tiles have blemishes and dips and welts on them. It happens almost every time. I tried using less resin and using more resin. I tried to spread it with sponges, brushes or just my finger and I can’t figure it out. Do you have any suggestions ?
Hi Anna, have you used any oils at all in your paint? If you have, you will need to clean that off properly before you can resin ... There are lots of videos showing how to do that.
Make sure you clean them with alcohol, and then make sure you keep gloves on when you handle them, otherwise the oil will transfer from your fingers. Good luck, I hope these things help.
Thank you Tilly for this very informative video posted a couple of years ago ☺️ I have dimples on the ones I did yesterday so I will have to apply a second coat. Please tell me how long to wait before I sand them?
what do you use the resin drips for?
I mostly use them in collages
I'm having trouble on a few of them with the resin pulling back from the edge. What am I doing wrong?
Hi Rona, it could be that you have oil on them from your fingers, so make sure to give them a really good lean with alcohol before you resin them, and make sure to wear gloves so you don't transfer more oil onto them. It could also be that you're not using enough resin... Or it could be that you haven't got them completely level. 🌹
Now after you resin them, you have to wait 3 weeks before you can use them?
Yes that's right Liz. At least it is with most resins, so check with the brand of resin used.
Can coasters be saved if you didn’t alcohol them before applying resin and it pulled away from the edges?
Yes, you can sand them, (do it outside and wear a mask because resin dust can be dangerous) then clean with alcohol and give them another coat of resin.
How long does it need to cure before adding cork?
I would typically leave it for at least 24 hours.
Two of my coasters that I put epoxy on got fisheye or divots, how long should I let the first layer sit before I sand it down to add the second layer?
Hi Darlene, I don't know if you have sorted this yet, but you could try giving them a light sanding, then a good clean with alcohol and do another coat.
@@TillyDouglas I will try that, thank you so much.
@@TillyDouglas yayyyyy it worked, thank you so much. I forget how long to let it cure before using them.
@@TillyDouglas it worked so good but now I have lines in the resin, not real deep.
Beautiful! Where did you get your tiles from?
Thank you Keneisha! I'm in the UK and I got them from B&Q, They are a box of 26 and are 4 x 4 inches
@@TillyDouglas Thank You!
How long should my tiles dry before I can resin them?
Hi Tami, I leave mine for about 3 weeks... I know there are some people that don't think you need to leave them that long, but any amount of dampness left in the paint will ruin the resin.
Does the resin you use work for hot drinks also?
No, it certainly didn't pass the hot cup test...Which I was quite disappointed in. 🌹
what resin are you using/can it withstand hot drinks
The reason I made this video is to answer questions that I get asked a lot.... It saves me a lot of time this way. Did you watch it?
@@TillyDouglas No that is why I asked. Thanks
Do you use rubbing alcohol in the end?
I'm not sure what you mean, ... in the end for what?
@@TillyDouglas end of process. So do I need to clean the top with alcohol, like the varnish.
You can if you want, but you don't need to.
In your videos, what do you use to hold the coasters when you are painting? It appears that you are holding the coaster from the back, not the sides...
Hi Jayne, I use a piece of duck tape folded in half and stick the 2 ends to the tile to make a tab
Thank you for that info! This is the first time I watched your videos and I'm very impressed. Thank you for sharing your tips with everyone. 🙂
You're very welcome Jayne! Thank you for your very kind comment! 🌹
I followed your instructions and I think I’ve done something wrong. There are bumps in the surface starting to show up as it’s drying should I try to fix this or do I trust the process? Ugh.
I don't know if you have sorted this yet, but you could try giving them a light sanding, once dry then a good clean with alcohol and do another coat.
Thanks for the great tips! I had trouble hearing you though. Maybe wear a microphone for the next video?
You're welcome Dan! It's a shame you couldn't hear me, because I was ever so interesting! 😂 😂 😂
My tiles are painted with alcohol inks so I won't be able to spray with alcohol to wipe up any oils. I'd ruin my painting. Thanks for sharing
Tilly, you sent me a 10% off claim code for the resin and I accidentally deleted it!!! Any chance you can send me it again please, I’d like to order some of the resin? Thank you
Hi Deborah, I haven't got another code for 10% off this one now,.. But the resin I've been using lately is Craft Resin, and you will get 5% off if you use this affiliate link craftresin.refr.cc/visualsense
Thank you@@TillyDouglas
About the respirator, yes, you could wear it during the demonstration. You would do a voice-over after the tutorial. Protect your lungs.
Talk too slow . Resin now is not that long