Alcohol Ink Tiles for Easter
April is my birthday month, so I may be a bit biased, but with the changing season bringing more sunshine and color, happiness seems to be attached to all the things during this time of year.
Naturally, I had to make some
Easter Egg Alcohol Ink Tiles
These
As I’ve mentioned in my other alcohol ink art posts, this method of using a Sharpie marker to draw the main shape is meant for very simple designs. You can try to make smaller details but I find that those usually bleed and the image is lost.
For example, I tried to add more distinct wiggly stripes to this Easter egg tile (pictured above) and, while pretty, I think it’s a bit more of a mess than magical art. That teeny, tiny bunny doesn’t make a lot of sense either. I guess they can’t all be winners!
Whatever your style, working with
These tiles can be used as coasters, wall hangings, or just as fun decorations for your holiday tables capes.
Alcohol Ink Tiles with Easter Eggs
Equipment
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Ingredients
- 5 bottle alcohol ink in a variety of colors
- 1 bottle alcohol ink blending solution
- 1 ceramic tile any size
- 2 Sharpie permanent marker in preferred thickness and color
- 4 felt stickers
Instructions
- With the tile face down, apply felt stickers to each corner.1 ceramic tile, 4 felt stickers
- Make sure the front of the tile is clean and dry.
- Use the Sharpie permanent marker to draw minimalistic egg designs–the simpler, the better. Go over your lines to make sure they’re about 3-5 mm thick.2 Sharpie permanent marker
- Apply the blending solution with a fine tip brush to the inside of your image–or wherever you want to add color. Be sure to stay at least 1 mm away from your marker line, or it will bleed, and the alcohol ink will run through it. (Sometimes this is awesome and creates something unexpected and neat!)1 bottle alcohol ink blending solution
- Add droplets of alcohol ink to the areas with blending solution. Be mindful of your color choices because they will mix. (Too many colors will create a dark mess.)5 bottle alcohol ink
- If areas are not getting colored, try using a toothpick to drag the ink to those blank spots.
- Once the inside of your image is colored, apply blending solution to your background and repeat steps 4 and 5.
- When you’re satisfied with your creation, allow it to dry on a flat surface.
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Have you made any
These are gorgeous. It’s amazing what a little alcohol can do…
Thanks for your great and often giveaways!!!!
These looks so cool! Where do you get the alcohol ink? I’ve never heard of it before!
Hi Amanda!
We’ve linked to it here, but you can also find it at Michaels! 🙂
They are so pretty, and the kids would love them.
I had NO idea you used sharpies to make these!! They turned out so fun. My boys are on school track out and making me crazy. This would be perfect for an activity.
Whoa! These are gorgeous! What a pretty and fun way to make some holiday decor. I feel like you could use them as coasters too and swap them out for holidays and seasons.perfect gift idea ❤️❤️❤️
Wow! This is so cool! I love it! I’ve never heard of doing this before. I love the end effect.
I’ve never worked with alcohol ink. This seems like a very fun craft. So pretty!
Very cool idea!
The colors are really nice.
This was so interesting to learn about alcohol ink art. I had never seen anything like that before.
ALCOHOL INK TILES FOR EASTER is a wonderful craft to try. My artist daughter would enjoy trying this!
This would be a real fun project with my granddaughter
I really like these. I’m going to have to get the supplies for my great granddaughter. She’s a budding artist and would have such fun doing this.
It would be so much fun doing this with my daughter.
Our granddaughter would love this craft.
This craft looks very fun. Thanks for sharing!