How to Make Handprint Tiles

An insightful token or present for a parent is a clay tile with an imprint of her tyke. A tile can be made each year through adolescence to demonstrate how much the kid has developed or be a piece of an elective family picture with guardians and kids all making an impression tile. Plain unglazed tiles and whatever is left of the materials required for this undertaking are promptly accessible from an art store

Things You'll Need

Unglazed tile

Hued artistic underglaze

Clear gleam coat

Paintbrushes

Shallow dish

Cleanser

Water
Washcloth 

Clean hands with cleanser and warm water to expel any soil and oil. This will prevent pollutions from stalling out under the coating that will antagonistically influence the wrap up. Wipe over the tile also with a sodden material to expel any residue.

Empty a portion of the underglaze into a shallow dish or paint roller plate and dunk in the hand so the palm and fingers are shrouded in paint. Give the trickles a chance to keep running off for a moment to stay away from overabundance smirching on the tile.

Press the hand solidly onto the tile and roll the fingers to get a full imprint. Maintain a strategic distance from any development with the hand.

Evacuate the hand straight up and don't drag it over the tile.

Compose the individual's name and age on the tile with a fine paintbrush. Leave the underglaze to dry medium-term in a draftless zone. Through breezes can prompt earth stalling out in the coating.

Paint on a layer of clear shine coat over the dried underglaze utilizing a substantial, delicate paintbrush. Leave to dry for a couple of hours and afterward apply a second and third coat. Leave the coating to dry in a zone with no through breeze to stop residue and earth getting captured in the coating.

Fire the tile in an oven. A specialty store will have the capacity to reveal to you where this should be possible. It isn't totally fundamental, yet will guarantee the gleam coating will give the correct insurance to the impression