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Gel Press Stamped Resin Coaster
Today we are Blog Hopping with ETI Resin and Gel Press! I am going to share how to create a Gel Press Stamped Resin Coaster. The plus side is that it is a Faux Quilted design!
You are going to love how easy this it to create!
Here’s how to create it:
Gather all of your supplies!
Use a toothpick to apply several drops of Iridescent’s to the Gel Press. Then, take a brayer and blend the colors together.
Simply, place a piece of cardstock over the press and rub. Pull the cardstock away.
I love the result! I had not used a Gel Press before and LOVED how easy it was. I made several more background pieces, as it is quite addicting!
Stamp out a quilt pattern onto the dried cardstock with Deep Woods, and then. heat set it. Use a paper trimmer to cut it down to the size of the tile you are going to use.
Use Ultra-Seal™ to attach the design to the tile and then give it two generous coats on the top, letting it dry completely between coats.
Following the manufacturer’s instructions, measure out equal amounts of EnviroTex resin and hardener…
Then stir for 2 minutes. Pour the mixture into a second cup and stir for another minute.
Then, pour the mixture onto the tile (which I had lifted up off my work surface), and spread it out to the edges.
Wipe away any excess that may drip off the sides. Use a lighter to remove any air bubbles that rise to the top. Let dry 12 – 24 hours.
The end result is a beautiful Faux Quilted Resin Coaster!
Ann Butler Design Products used:
Ann Butler Iridescents: Sunshine, Berry, Limelight, Lilac
Ann Butler’s Crafter’s Ink, Deep Woods
Partner Products:
other products:
- Marbled tile
- Card stock: white
- Heat gun
- Paper trimmer
- Scissors
- Lighter
- Disposable brush
- Measuring cups
Now be sure and check out the rest of the blog hop by clicking on the names below! Please leave a comment on each and every blog! Then be sure to tell use on either the Resin Crafts Blog or the Gel Press Blog which project you liked the most…for a chance to win an awesome prize!
Now let’s get started:
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Cindi (Hop here next)
One winner will be picked, at random, Sunday, July 31, 2016, at 10pm CST. The winner will get both Petite sets of Gel Press plates and ETI Jewelry Resin! Winner must be 18 or over and live in the USA.
Hop now through Sunday for a chance to win!
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Comments
21 responses to “Gel Press Stamped Resin Coaster”
This is very cool, love the iridescent paint!
Thanks Karen…it really does shimmer!
You faux quilted tile is beautiful!
Thank you so much Sandee
Very cool! Ann! I do think Gel Press and ETI are perfect partners together!!! All the ideas! I love creating useful projects like a coaster!!!
Thanks Lea…I agree I love making projects that are useful also!
I love how it looks like a mini quilt. Have to get me those stamps, and inks.
Thanks Ann, they are so easy to use and create with!
Beautiful! I love the colors and the stamping. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you!
Just beautiful. Always looking for usable art and this looks like just the project for that.
I am so glad you like it Tammy
Love this! The stamping stands out so well. Great job!
Thanks Jean
Love your coaster! Beautiful color!
Love your coaster. Would make a nice gift.
Beautiful….love the pattern! 🙂
Thank you Kitti!
Oh this is neat. I’m wondering if I can take a family photo, and seal with the resin……
Yes you could Gail, just be sure and coat it with either the Ultra-Seal or Mod Podge a couple of times before adding the layer of resin.
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