Uncle Sam Tile

12 years ago

This is the one and only thing I got painted over the summer to add to my Uncle Sam collection! Painted on a large tile. It's a bit more antiqued than is showing up here. You know how I like my stuff to look old. ha

Design by Jan Coffey

Comments (6)

pezabelle
12 years ago
Nice! Did you use glass paint or regular acrylics?

Belle
luvstocraft
12 years ago
I remember you commenting that you were working on an Uncle Sam tile. He turned out really good. I'm loving seeing all the items you've been working on. (Of course, I'm hanging my head in shame because I've been so unproductive!)

Luvs
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anjabee
Original Author
12 years ago
I just used regular acrylics and then sealed the crap out of it! lol You know me and my Uncle Sam obsession! lol This was actually a design for a pillow, but I have a big stack of tiles and thought...hmmmm. I know primitives are not everyone's taste, but I love em!
phonegirl
12 years ago
Anj, I really like that you antiqued this US tile. It's pretty neat. Have you tried using enamel paints for painting on tile? Might keep you from having to do so many coats of varnish.JMO.....

Punk
anjabee
Original Author
12 years ago
I haven't....just got the whim and used what I had on hand. I've never even tried any of the enamels. If I paint any more of these I will try em out!
calirose
12 years ago
Hey pretty neaat!