Today I am sharing some really cool tile coasters! I have been experimenting with vinyl lately and I just love how easy it is to use. (and cheap too... I only paid 11 cents for each tile at Lowe's!) I designed these using my Gypsy, but most of it could be done just using your Cricut machine on it's own. ("Beware" was welded with my Gypsy) The images are from Happy Hauntings, October 31st. and Pumpkin Carvings.
What would a hop be without some fun blog candy! I will be giving away some twine in holiday colors. Orange, black, green and red!!
Just become a follower of my blog, leave a comment and a way to contact you if you are the winner! :)
I will be entering this into the Cricut Circle Month Challenge: Halloween Home Decor , the Fantabulous Cricut Challenge Blog: Spooky Time, create a project with a ghost on it and More Than Favors: anything goes.
Thanks so much for stopping... I hope you enjoyed my project!
Please go to the very talented Crystal's blog next - here's the entire lineup in case you get lost along the way!
Kim @ Kimberli's Creations - http://www.kimberliscreations.blogspot.com/
Chris @ Get Inspired With Chatterscene - http://chatterscene-mom.blogspot.com/
Tracy @ My Scrap Escape - http://myscrapescape.blogspot.com/
Maria @ Creative By Design - http://marlm-creativebydesign.blogspot.com/
Susan @ Cricut & Grasshopper - http://cricutandgrasshopper.blogspot.com/
Renee @ I Came, I Saw, I Created - http://icameisawicreated.blogspot.com/
Dana @ Paper Memories 4 U - http://papermemories4u.blogspot.com/
Lori @ Got 2 B Crafting - http://got2bcrafting.blogspot.com/
Crystal @ Creations By Crystal - http://crystal-kovach.blogspot.com/
Sis @ Paper, Craft, and Scissors - http://papercraftscissors.wordpress.com/
Oh how I wish I was good with vinyl. These are awesome!
ReplyDeleteWow -- these coasters are beautiful! You definitely inspire me to go get some vinyl!! I could make some great Christmas gifts like this :-) I am a new follower...
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I love vinyl too, but what great idea for coasters! Thanks for sharing. Great project. I love these hops because I find great blogs to follow! Thank you.
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I love how this turned out. May have to try these as gifts. Any specific types of titles you get?
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Hi Bunnyfreak!
ReplyDeleteI used a smooth tile for these. I just figured it would have better adhesion instead of using one of the tumbled tiles. :) Thanks for your sweet comment!
Lori
Cool tiles!! I love how easy vinyl is too. Great job on your tiles :)
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i've never tried vinyl. maybe some day. i'm already a follower and i love bakers twine. thanks for the chance to win
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great projects! I love them!
ReplyDeleteLOVE these tiles Lori! What a great idea! I don't like the spider tho :) too creepy! I am definitely going to try to make some of these. Thanks for the inspiration. I am a new follower of your cute blog.
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I love working with vinyl but haven't tried it on a tile yet. Thats my next project. :)) I'm your newest follower. Dana papermemories4u@ yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteWOW that is a totally cute idea! I love it. TFS sharing these would make awesome xmas presents!
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These turned out so nice - just love them! And a great idea for Christmas hostess gifts and a set for home as well!
ReplyDeleteNeat coasters! I've never done vinyl but your coasters are so inspiring I may have to give it a try!
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Wowzers!!! These coasters are spooktacular!!!!!!!! I love them. Thanks for the chance to win some twine. You can never have enough twine!!!!! I have been a follower for a while.
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Those are so neat!! I'm going to be making some vinyl wall art for a friend of mine, never worked with vinyl before so I'm glad to hear its easy! :) Thanks for participating in my blog hop, I'm a new follower!!
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Cool coasters!!
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Okay... I need to know more about these tiles because these are seriously amazing! Please...please...please tell me more about the tiles :) Thanks for creating with us at FCCB!
ReplyDeleteLove your tiles. Fantastic welding job and very spooky choice of images! Happy to have hopped in! I am a new follower of your wonderful talent!
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Jessica
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I've never cut vinyl before but would love to try. My brother and SIL host a pumpkin carving party every year and they'd love something like this to help decorate!
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Great job on the vinyl tiles. I tell you its addicting. Thanks for joining us at FCCB challenge this week.
ReplyDeleteLove you project and yes, vinyl is fun and easy to work with! Beautiful work!! TFS!!! I have been a follower here!!
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I love how this turned out Lori! I have been too timid to try vinyl but after seeing this I am feeling myself really wanting to attempt it! This is a very cool project!
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Good stuff. Super project.
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I have never tried vinyl but after seeing how great your coasters turned out I will have to give it a try. TFS
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How fun! Love your tile coasters, such a conversation piece too. Great inspiration, thanks for sharing!
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I'm a new follower! Great work with the vinyl!!! Also love the "I want Candy" card a post or two back. Adorable!
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That is so awesome and creative!! Love those cuts!! Thanks for Playing with us @ FCCB!!
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These are so great! What a fun and useful decoration for Halloween!
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