Mixed Media - Clay Tiles for Mosaics 

Thank you so much Almut! Love & Hugs to you XO

Thank you so much Chandra for watching and commenting… Love & Hugs XO

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Thank you so much for watching and commenting Sue! It is very contagious making these tiles, and I probably made hundreds. It's nice to have a bunch to play with because you can never have too many. lol Enjoying yourself is the most important part of creating and it sounds like you are. Good luck to you I hope you sell tons… XOXO

Thank you Cristina! I am so glad I inspired you and I can't wait to see what you create. Send me pics. xo

Midgard Myth Thank you so much for enjoying my video. I really do love to share, it's really the best part of making art. xo

Sherry, Thank you so much for watching and commenting… Love & Hugs XO

Sara I am so glad you enjoyed the video. You must of had a great experience taking a class with Laurie, she's just so talented. Thank you for lovely comment. xo

Sounds like a great gift for your friend. I would love to see the junk journal. Thank you for watching and I am so happy you enjoyed it... xo

Thank you so much for watching and commenting D. I am so happy you got some new ideas from my video… Love to you XO

Thank you so much Linda! You're so right, there is never enough hours in the day for all we want to do. I'm glad you are trying this out. Enjoy! XOXO

+Hickety Pickety Thank you so much Hickety Pickety! I'm so glad you enjoyed this video. Love & Hugs to you… XOXO

Thank you so much Josie! I really love sharing so I will be making more... xo

Steve Johnstone Thank you so much Steve for taking the time to comment... I'm happy to inspire and help anytime.... :)

Elaine Hilliard it is my pleasure to share and I am always grateful when I can inspire a creative soul. Thank you Elaine 💜

***** Thank you Missi! I'm so happy to have you as a new subber and knowing that I inspired you and you enjoy my art makes me feel wonderful... xo :)

Hi Michelle, You really have to try it...especially you have her book. It takes time to figure it all out but very inspiring if you're looking to do something different. At the time I found her book it was just what I was looking for. Thank you for the wonderful comments. I will surely try and keep making more videos, it's lots of fun to share and inspire others. xo

+MixedUpMargie Thank you so much Margie! I'm so happy you like them. They are really lots of fun to make and there is just so much you can do with these tiles. I hope you make some and create a beautiful project...I would love to see. Love & Hugs to you XO

Thank you Kathleen! I'm so happy you will try this, I hope you enjoy! Love & Hugs to you… XO

+Lizzy Wurmann Thank you so much Lizzy! Love & Hugs to you... XOXO

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Suzie D. You are so welcome Suzie... Thank you for watching and taking the time to comment... xo :)

Hi Patti..I just checked at witsendmosaic.com and mosaicartsupply.com and they have unglazed tile, and that is what I believe I got from them. You can always check Home Depot and see if they have the sheets there. I think I bought some there too, and also any tile store you may have near you. The big chunky ones I had gotten from an interior decorator friend of mine who was closing up her shop...she must have gotten them from a tile store. I hope this helps. Thank you for watching and commenting Patti! :) xo

Rita Marie Thanks so much for the info Rita. I'll keep looking.

+Elizren Hi Elizren! Yes, I leave the foil in for the little hearts, the only time I take it out is if I am cutting to make a heart box. Then I usually mold the heart over the foil and then cut around the sides so when it is baked I can separate the top from the bottom and pull the foil out. This way you have a heart box and can put little legs on it after you decorate it. I showed them in the video. I hope this info helps. Thank you so much for commenting… Love to you… xoxo

Thank you! Hugs xo

Thank you sep3663! I'm so glad you enjoyed it... xo

Rita Marie I really want to try it now, not that I don' t already have 1,000 projects started :D

Sue Pompetti Hi Sue! I'm so sorry I haven't replied to you before this but I just got this comment... This is from 8 months ago! Thank you so much for watching and commenting. I know how it is with tons of projects started, sometimes I just have to decide what is really inspiring me, and just go for it and forget about the others for a while. Hugs to you :)

:D No worries -- we are all crazy, busy!!!

Hi Fran, I really can't remember because I purchased them years ago. I just tried looking online and I don't see them either. If I can remember I will let you know, sorry I can't be of more help. Thanks for watching and commenting… XO

Let me know when you do I would love to see some of your work...xo

honey562012 You can just use clay to form the shape and I do that a lot too, but you use more clay that way. If you make the form with the foil you use less but either way is good. Thanks for watching and commenting. 💜😊

You are so welcome Jean… I appreciate you watching and commenting… Love to you XO

Hi Rosebud… The smaller ones I just left the foil inside, but if you want to make a heart box you would cut around the edges before baking then cut through and pull the foil out after you bake. Thank you so much for watching and commenting… Love & Hugs XO

Thank you so much Jess! The stamp is from Stampers Anonymous P2-636… I hope you can find it… Enjoy! Love & Hugs XO

Hi Doreen! Try leaving them in a little longer, it really depends on how thick you make them. I find sometimes I need to keep mine in the toaster oven longer then when i use my kitchen oven. You just have to make sure you don't burn them. Let me know if that helps. Love & Hugs to you XO

Hi Anita! I got some of the porous tiles at Home Depot, where they keep all the floor tiles. Some of them I got from an interior decorator friend of mine who had extra tiles hanging around. Hope that helps. Thank you so much for watching and sharing. :) xo

Thank you so much Hanna! I'm sorry you are having a hard time finding the porous tiles. If you go to Home Depot you can find some there. They are attached with the netting in the back but they work great too. I don't remember if I mentioned that in the video, but any store that sells tiles for your home will have them. Love & Hugs XO

Thank you so much for watching, commenting and being a new subbie! :) xo

reginaangel, I think you are talking about the glass tiles I mixed in with my handmade tiles. You can purchase them from the online store... I put the link at the bottom of the video. I laid them down on a diagonal and put little icons in the middle. They are very pretty. Let me know if you have any other questions. Thank you for watching...xo

Rita Marie oh thank you. I am from europe...but now I know what to look for. They really look pretty! Creating with those tiles is like a puzzle game. And I love to have so many pretty concrete pieces in my hands, reminding me of little gems or stones.

Hi Ronda, The Acrylic Pro drys pretty quickly depending on how thick you make it. I will usually wait an hour or two. I guess you could help it a long with a dryer. You really don't need that much on the surface. If you put too much it will raise the tiles too high. I have transferred onto paper clay and the Sculpey, and also the store bought tiles with the porous surface. I always use copies of my work made from my inkjet printer. There is also special paper you can purchase to print on that is just for inkjet transfers. Check online I can't remember if any of the craft stores sell it but check Michaels and if you have a Hobby Lobby near you. I use good quality HP or Epson inkjet presentation paper 32lbs... I get from Staples. The paper is very white and the colors come out fantastic. Card stock does not work for me. Another thing I do, is wait a few hours for the ink to settle on the paper and dry before I transfer. Depending on which kind of paper clay you use, some will say you can add water and some will be used as is right out to the package. Something I never tried and you might want to try, is putting a transfer on glass tiles. I think that would be lovely, and I just might try that next. ;) I hope I answered all of your questions... let me know if you have other questions I can help answer for you. Thank you for the comment...I hope you enjoyed the video and you are now inspired to make beautiful mosaic pieces of art. xo

Thank you so very much for the information and the detailed reply your awesome!

Here is the link to the Aqua Markers I use… amzn.to/2vhH1oI Letraset 9.6 Aqua Marker, Twin-Tip, 12-Pack I hope this helps 💜

I don't think so Casandra, but you could contact the company and ask them. Thank you for watching… Love & Hugs XO

The song is "All For It' by Jewel Beat…

Star Lady Do you mean the ones I stamped? I believe I got them at Home Depot but that was a while ago. I’m sure they still have something similar or even Lowes may have them. You could even check out flooring stores where they sell tiles. If you’re not near any of those stores just look online. Thank you for watching and commenting 💜☮️

Rita Marie yes the tiles that you stamped on because they came out so beautiful! So I will try both stores and see if I can find them. Keep the videos coming because we all enjoy them very much! Thank you!

The only place I have ever found them is at AC Moore, and in the store not online. They may have them online now but they didn't when I bought them. If you have one near you go check it out. They have a section with wood crafts and that's where they are. Thanks for watching Leslie… XO