I love the back splash and as I was looking in the garage I had found some leftover tiles. I wanted to do a quick project and make some sort of kitchen trivet with it.
I started with a leftover tile and some porcelain paint.
I just did one color but it was very easy to work with.
I found a design of a Fleur de Les on the internet and used a transfer paper to set the design on the tile.
I painted the design and waited 24 hours for it to dry completely. Placed it in the oven at 300 degrees for 35 minutes to set the paint.
You can see some of the blue from the transfer paper but this can be washed off. If I had blue paint I might have used it to fill in. I think it would have looked great.
When finished I placed it in a tiny plate holder and placed it on the counter. I will use it as a hotplate and best of all it is dishwasher safe!
I would love to try this again with more colors! It was fun and easy! It adds a little something to the counter and sits along side my planter soap holder!
9 comments:
this is super cute! I love it!
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Very cute tile! I love it. Your kitchen is so pretty.
Have a great day!
Pam
I love your kitchen. It is almost identical to the kitchen in my summer cottage. I will have to try your project with some leftover tile!!
Great project! I've never tried painting porcelaine before, but now I might have to! Thanks for sharing :)
Wow, that really looks great! I found you at Debbie's Newbie party. I am your newest follower, and would be thrilled if you followed me back!
Carlee,
ladybirdln.blogspot.com
Love it!! And I love your kitchen! It would be my dream kitchen, mine is soooo small!!
I'm here from Debbie's party, and I'm also your newest follower!
xxDaniella
Great idea! I am your newest followr, I found you on Debbies newbie party!
aww I also like fleur de lilie so much <3
look whichs DIYs I did with the flower
http://theisiwayoflife.blogspot.com
greetz from Germany
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