Instructions & Designs by Kimberly Best

• The ability to read through these instructions BEFORE attempting this project (grin)
• Your favorite BelverBears Graphics (or graphics of your choice)
• A program that allows you to create a box or rectangle and will allow you to import pictures as well as add text (Microsoft Word, Picture It, Paint Shop Pro, etc.).
• Tiles – size is up to you … suggested sizes are 2 x 2, 4 x 4, 6 x 6 and 6 x 8 (tiles can be purchased at stores like Home Depot or Lowe’s). Ask for wall tile and be sure to get “white” (glossy or matte – your choice). As you perfect your tile skills you can experiment with other colors and textures. Make sure your tiles have been wiped clean and free of any dust, etc.
• Label paper (full size label sheets work best) – these can be found at any office supply stores such as well as Kmart/Wal-Mart. For beginners – using white labels is recommended.
• Clear labels can be used, however, some printers leave the ink in an almost “painted on” state and will rub off when you smooth the label out. Also, more air bubbles are likely with the clear labels.
• Spray Enamel – such as Plaid® Hi-Shine (in the hot pink can – can be found at craft stores as well as Kmart/Wal-Mart). There is also another spray made my Plaid® in a blue and black can that says Spray Gloss Enamel – it’s with the Hi-Shine and does just as good a job!
• Spray glue – such as Elmers® Craft Spray Glue
• Small roller (4”) – Brayer or wallpaper roller will work perfectly.
• Magnets, picture hangars, easel (all optional)
• Imagination!