The wedding is fast approaching- mid-May! I have been making the small 2x2 tiles from my plaster molds. I have 66 of the first design completed. I used a periwinkle glaze to go with the spring colors being used in the wedding attire.On the back of each tiles I have written the name of the couple and the wedding date. It is our hope folks will enjoy these enough to keep them as a nice keep-sake from the wedding.
We realized we needed to shake thing up and add two more choices for a variety. That would allow couples to go home with two different tiles rather then two of the same.
I will be glaze testing these soon! Using either a purple or green.
The tiles below will go on a handmade table.
The colors for the tiles will be a royal blue and greens. I have them under wrap drying slowly.
Wow, your tiles are so perfect; hope you post photos of the handmade table too, that looks interesting; maybe this summer I'll try some plaster molds. This is so much fun reading your blog over time since I remember your original post about the tiles; it's like reading a chapter out of a novel and then coming back a few weeks later and reading the next one. thanks. Oh, what kind of clay are you using for the tiles?
ReplyDeletepretty! very well done!
ReplyDeleteNice! This is a great idea.
ReplyDeleteI am using a Highwater clay body for the tiles. This is loafers Glory.
ReplyDeleteFor some of my other tiles I use a red body. It depends on how I want to glaze them
We make 2 inch tiles (along with other sizes) at the shop where I work. While we leave a fair amount alone, we put magnets on a bunch. People who want a tile but don't know what to do with it love buying a 'frig magnet. Just thought I'd pass it along.
ReplyDeleteI did forget to tell you - that all the 2x2's get a magnet on the back!
ReplyDeletewhat a cool idea... looks like it will be a great success.
ReplyDeleteHow do you find the time?!
ReplyDeleteI think it is a great idea. If I got given one of those I would hold on to it for a very long time.
Claire
:)