First, find some small tiles at the local home improvement store and print some pictures to fit in the squares. I suggest using card stock. I didn't and my paper didn't stay smooth when I applied the Mod Podge.


Using a sponge brush apply the mod podge to adhere the picture to the tile. Coat as many times as you like and then let dry. When completely dry spray a couple of coats of Mod Podge sealer and you are done.


Those are beautiful and such a good idea for family members who have it all. It is useful and a great piece for conversation. Thank you for sharing and for the great tips about paperquality to use.
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