Your voice is so soothing along with the beautiful paints that I went to sleep and had to wake up and rewind LOL. ABSOLUTELY ONE OF MY FAVORITE ARTISTS!!! 💖💖💖💖💖💖💖
We all love them I dear to say. These warm colours are beautiful. So, I am waiting for the video where you show with what product and how you resin them, so that the resist to heat and water. Thank you Christina 💕
What kind of resin do you use for coasters to allow high heat cups to br put on them? This gets confusing to me, resin, resin for heat, varnish, Is there anywhere this information can be found in a simple understandable format?? Really am enjoying your art!
I only use StoneCoat Epoxy. The art coat and countertop epoxy both work. However, I do prefer a 30 day cure before using with hot drinks. You can always search through my playlists or a general search for video tutorials to help you. If you can't find one, you can always ask. I am here to help. Thanks!
Hi Christina, loving this art. I’m looking at making something similar for my family Christmas presents. Do you use small tiles for the coasters? Thanks xx
I just love these colors! I am hoping soooooooo much for an early Fall - or just a Fall at all... we seem to not get much of one anymore with all the global warming! So warn out from all this heat and miserable humidity :-( We are looking to move to N.C. if the hubby can find a NCDOT job that pays well... if ya know of anything! Love these coasters :-)
I would love it if you moved here. We could have major paint sessions. The heat is bad here too. I would love to do some huge canvas outside, but it would start drying before I'm done.....lol Have hubs look into Franklin or Granville Counties. I know they are always hiring here, lots of jobs. Keep me posted! PS, I am going to email you..
I tape them off before I paint. I leave it on through the resin process and use a heat gun to remove drips and tape when they are finished. I have lots of videos showing the process. I then apply cork to the backs. Thanks for watching!
Your voice is so soothing along with the beautiful paints that I went to sleep and had to wake up and rewind LOL. ABSOLUTELY ONE OF MY FAVORITE ARTISTS!!! 💖💖💖💖💖💖💖
Thank you so much!
@@ChristinaWelch 😘😘😘😘
We all love them I dear to say. These warm colours are beautiful. So, I am waiting for the video where you show with what product and how you resin them, so that the resist to heat and water. Thank you Christina 💕
Just search resin tiles on my channel page. I have done quite a few videos on how to. Thanks!
Gorgeous! I cannot wait to see these dry. Hopefully you will show them on Monday night live!
Love colors...thx for sharing
Thanks for watching!
They are so Beautiful 😊
Beautiful ❤️. Coffee and caramel.
Love the colours so pretty
I love these colors
Beautiful!!
Thank you! 😊
Christina, these are so pretty! Thank you! Hugs ~Cheryl
Thank you so much!
Just beautiful
You make it look so easy, but I know it’s not. Love the colors and patterns!
Wow pretty 👌👌
Thank you so much 😊
Love the cells!
Love these colors. Glenis
Lovely lovely coasters. I know they were done in July. But I am enjoying them do you put a bass coat down?
Sometimes, but not needed with a flip cup. Thanks for watching!
Beautiful! Did u use a medium in the paints or just pure acrylic paint? Wondering how the cells came in.
I use a glue and floetrol pouring mix. These paints also had silicone in them. The links for paint mixing videos are in the description.
I absolutely love these and the colors. Can't wait to see more. Do you do big tiles that have different sizes and shape?
I do 6x6 and make into trivets. You can pour over anything these days!
@@ChristinaWelch thank you. Love your work. You make it look so easy. Lol but can't wait to see more.
@@SandyNoblitt I'll be back to painting soon. We have a litter of Westies taking up most of my time. Few more weeks
What have you used for a pouring medium
Beautiful. Instead of resin can you use a varnish?
Yes you can!
They're so pretty. Did you put a base coat down before u poured?
no need to on a flip cup
Those are beautiful - What’s the reason you torch it
to pop the surface air bubbles. Thanks for watching!
Thanks so much.
Stunning! Did you say it’s an easy how do you start with the same amount I paid it all looks totally different. I can’t wait to see more❤️
You can do it! Check out my tutorials in the playlists.
How do you clean up the backs
Will you be rein them on here too so we can watch?
You can watch application on this video. ua-cam.com/video/Choc2SaadKU/v-deo.html
What kind of resin do you use for coasters to allow high heat cups to br put on them? This gets confusing to me, resin, resin for heat, varnish, Is there anywhere this information can be found in a simple understandable format?? Really am enjoying your art!
I only use StoneCoat Epoxy. The art coat and countertop epoxy both work. However, I do prefer a 30 day cure before using with hot drinks. You can always search through my playlists or a general search for video tutorials to help you. If you can't find one, you can always ask. I am here to help. Thanks!
Lovely! What can you use these poured tiles for? Can I get some ideas?
Coasters for drinks, can also be used as backsplash art and you can also mount on wood boxes or frame. Many possibilities.
I love your coasters! I'm learning a lot from you! Do you use the same paint mix that you use on your canvases?
Yes I do! No need for a special mix for these little flip cups
Hola, veo tus posas vasos y me gustan mucho, pero a mi no me salen las burbujas, con que lo haces tú??, por favor gracias
I don't always get bubbles, but I am applying heat to create the cells. I use a drop or 2 of silicone oil to my paints.
Well, I missed your sale on your paints, since it's now 08/10. That said, I love your work!
I'm going to be running another sale starting August 15th on the ready to pour bottles. You can email me for more info christinawelchart@yahoo.com
What product do you use for sealing the tile?
I use Stone Coat Countertop Epoxy. Heat Resistant to 475 degrees.
Good Morning, would you happen to have a video on how to apply this?
Hi Christina, loving this art. I’m looking at making something similar for my family Christmas presents. Do you use small tiles for the coasters? Thanks xx
Yes I do!
Where can I get these colors and what is the brand?
These are some of the colors from my paint line. They are available on Etsy. Here is the link www.etsy.com/shop/ChristinaWelchArt
What is the product u are painting on. Is it tile
yes, ceramic tiles. I seal with resin 2 weeks after the pour.
I just love these colors! I am hoping soooooooo much for an early Fall - or just a Fall at all... we seem to not get much of one anymore with all the global warming! So warn out from all this heat and miserable humidity :-( We are looking to move to N.C. if the hubby can find a NCDOT job that pays well... if ya know of anything! Love these coasters :-)
I would love it if you moved here. We could have major paint sessions. The heat is bad here too. I would love to do some huge canvas outside, but it would start drying before I'm done.....lol Have hubs look into Franklin or Granville Counties. I know they are always hiring here, lots of jobs. Keep me posted! PS, I am going to email you..
@@ChristinaWelch I'll definitely look into those areas, thanks! I, too, have dreamed of a big canvas outside... Maybe in cooler days🙏😉
How do you Resin them ? What do you mix with the Resin
I use StoneCoat epoxy, 2 layers. The coaster are done with acrylic paint, I let them sit at least 2 weeks, clean and resin.
What is in your paints
1 part paint, 1 part Elmer's Glue All and 2 parts Flood Floetrol. No water. If still too thick add more floetrol, if too thin add more paint.
What is the size of each little cup please
1 ounce medicine cups
I luv that wine color. Is it one of your colors? It's so pretty.
yes, they are all my colors
@@ChristinaWelch ok. I'm going to order some but just certain colors. I'll get back to you later. Thank you Christina.
Let's take a trip to Mars.
How do you clean up the backs
I tape them off before I paint. I leave it on through the resin process and use a heat gun to remove drips and tape when they are finished. I have lots of videos showing the process. I then apply cork to the backs. Thanks for watching!