First I bought a pack of tumbled stone tiles from Menards ($5 for 9 tiles). Using acrylic paint, I used their thumb to make the center of each flower and a different fingertip for each of the flowers' petals. I painted on the stems and leaves by hand. I hand stamped the 4th coaster with my "Family" stamp, then used a spray sealant to seal the tiles. After letting them dry for a day or two, I glued cork to the back to prevent them from scratching any surfaces.
Here is one of our completed sets (I gifted the other before I had a chance to take a picture). I blurred out their initials in the upper right corner of each tile:
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I tied them all up with a big ribbon and added a gift tag!
The cost for 8 coasters (2 sets, with one leftover tile) if you had to buy all of the supplies is under $20!
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3 comments:
This is a great projects for kids to do. Thanks for sharing.
Kalleen
I found you through Kalleen's Handmade linky.
I love fingerprint craft ideas. I think these are a great idea!
Loved reaading this thank you
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