SPiT on a Coaster
by
Kelly Rambo
$5
1 Hour
Easy
I decided to make some coasters using tiles and a bit of Unicorn SPiT!
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Get all the materials for this project:
- Unicorn SPiT (Amazon)
- Tiles (Amazon)
I had a couple 4x4 travertine tiles and Unicorn SPiT handy so I just used what I had on hand.
I didn't do anything to the tiles to prep them, I just dripped the SPiT directly on the tile.
I laid pieces of a drop cloth that I had cut to fit on each tile and smoothed it around a bit. Do not overwork this or it will become muddy.
When I picked up the plastic it leaves some interesting designs. I did notice it left a bare spot in the bottom corner of the left tile.
I used the SPiT still on the plastic to fill in the bare spot.
Once they dried I sealed them with a spray on enamel.
Add some felt stickers to the bottom or just make feet with a hot glue gun. And that's it, you have yourself some colorful coasters! I hope you like them!
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Love the trivets! I love spit.
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What sealer did you use? I am using Mod Podge to decoupage on coasters and trivets. I need it to be waterproof and high heat resistant.. How lo g does it take to fully cure. Thanks
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What is unicorn spit
I love it!....Do you think I could do this on a canvas?....This could work for me!....lol
This is my first introduction to Unicorn Spit. Would this paint work with rubber stamps? I want to paint some tiles but I want to make designs with some rubber stamps.