Ceramic Tiles for Crafts Coasters,12 Ceramic White Tiles Unglazed 4x4 with Cork Backing Pads, Use with Alcohol Ink or Acrylic Pouring, DIY Make Your Own Coasters, Mosaics, Painting Projects, Decoupage
Brand: Pixiss
Color: White
Categories: Arts, Crafts & Sewing, Crafting, Ceramics & Pottery, Ready-to-Paint Ceramics

Pixiss Ceramic Coaster Tiles For Crafts, Set of 12 Ceramic White Tiles 4x4 With Cork Backing Pads, Use With Alcohol Ink (requires glazing first) or Acrylic Pouring, DIY Make Your Own Coasters, Mosaics, Painting Projects, Decoupage.

12 Ceramic Coaster Tiles Craft Kit - Pixiss Unglazed Ceramic Tiles are perfect for creating your own coasters with alcohol ink (requires glazing first), markers, crayons, acrylic paint, resin and more. Our tiles are specifically designed to be used for arts and crafts with all sides perfectly smooth and with a matte finish.
High Quality Craft Tiles - Pixiss Coaster Tiles are made of durable ceramic. All sides are smooth unlike our competitors who's tiles are rough and have nubs on the sides and patters on the back.
Craft Tiles Size - Our tiles are just under 4-inches so they fit in normal coaster holders. Our competitors are 4" to 4 1/4" inches which makes their coasters too big to fit in the average coaster holder. Our tiles are 3 15/16" x 3 15/16" x 1/4".
Cork Tile Coaster Pads - The set comes with 12 perfectly sizes peal and stick cork pads for the bottom of your tiles and coasters.
Create - Use alcohol ink (requires glazing first), acrylic paint, markers, resin and more to make your own professional looking coasters. Design, create, decorate and customize your own coasters as gifts for family and friends, for any special holiday or for your home. Tile set makes a great gift for any crafter or hobby enthusiast!

Color: 12 Pack
Material: Cork, Ceramic
Brand: Pixiss
Shape: Square
Product Care Instructions: Hand Wash Only
Is Dishwasher Safe: No
Product Dimensions: 9"L x 5"W
Item Weight: 2.83 pounds
Manufacturer: Pixiss
Item model number: pix0051
Date First Available: June 3, 2019