I made these coaster with mod podge and polyurethane sealer and did ok till i put a hot coffee cup on it! Anyone else have this issue or test their own coasters with a hot and cold beverage??
I appreciate the comments. I definitely did not love it when I watched it over. This was done strictly for an instructional speech (college class). Should have done it 30 years ago! I was just looking for an quick & easy craft & really did spend way too much time talking about the materials.....LOL! Long story short...........I finally graduated!!! I actually have used this craft since with my primary class as Christmas gifts for parents using each child's photo.
Thank you for the steps to making my coasters. I made one using polyurethane for the topping, but was left with air bubbles. I'm hopeful to get better results with your instructions.
I love the idea, and I appreciate the tutorial, but if you ever get the chance to refilm it, try working from a script. I noticed that it took over 2/3 of the video length to explain your materials alone. Just a little bit of advice. Also, it's kind of hard to hear you.
This is wonderful! The modge podge protects the surface from water damage. If you use rubber stamps, you can simply use an ink called "Staz-On," and then you don't need to use any kind of sealant. Definitely something worth trying!!
I made these coaster with mod podge and polyurethane sealer and did ok till i put a hot coffee cup on it! Anyone else have this issue or test their own coasters with a hot and cold beverage??
KittyTJ2 1 month ago
I appreciate the comments. I definitely did not love it when I watched it over. This was done strictly for an instructional speech (college class). Should have done it 30 years ago! I was just looking for an quick & easy craft & really did spend way too much time talking about the materials.....LOL! Long story short...........I finally graduated!!! I actually have used this craft since with my primary class as Christmas gifts for parents using each child's photo.
robincookedwards 2 months ago
Thank you for the steps to making my coasters. I made one using polyurethane for the topping, but was left with air bubbles. I'm hopeful to get better results with your instructions.
Kmitchell0525 2 months ago
I love the idea, and I appreciate the tutorial, but if you ever get the chance to refilm it, try working from a script. I noticed that it took over 2/3 of the video length to explain your materials alone. Just a little bit of advice. Also, it's kind of hard to hear you.
shadedfears 3 months ago
This is wonderful! The modge podge protects the surface from water damage. If you use rubber stamps, you can simply use an ink called "Staz-On," and then you don't need to use any kind of sealant. Definitely something worth trying!!
purekaos26 5 months ago
I love your idea....and you explained it so well. But one thing...how do you protect it from water damage?
mcgavran74 1 year ago