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Trivets made from tile samples

August 27, 2015

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Hello friends! Today I am happy to be participating in Lowe’s DIY Days. What is Lowe’s DIY Days you ask? Well, one day a  month, Hometalk.com has a few bloggers take on the challenge of buying a product from Lowe’s and use it in an unexpected way in a DIY project. It’s fun to walk up and down the aisles in Lowe’s and come up with unexpected uses for products. I had several ideas swirling around and decided on the most simple of the ones that I thought of (and it was also the cheapest).

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I bought three of these 46 cent 6 x 6 white tiles. (I told you it was an inexpensive project idea ; )

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Decorated trivets were my unexpected use. They say necessity is the mother of invention. Very true in this case. I need trivets. Especially during the holidays when the counters and tables are full of hot dishes and I run out of hot pads.

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I chose to decorate mine with vinyl cut with my Silhouette machine. I already had the vinyl on hand so each trivet really did only cost 46 cents!

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If you don’t own a Silhouette, don’t despair. I’ve seen beautiful artwork done on ceramic tiles using sharpies!

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Or paint them. The craft stores carry lots of different paint that are appropriate for painting on ceramic.

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To finish them, you can add a coat of a clear, acrylic sealer and then add felt or cork to the bottom of the tiles to keep them from scratching your surfaces.

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Please make sure you visit all of these

fabulous blogs to see their Lowe’s DIY Days Projects.

*(please Pin these projects from their respective blogs)

Lowes DIY Days Projects

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What Meegan Makes:

DIY Bathroom Shelf

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One More Time:

Farmhouse Table Lamp 

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SondraLyn at Home:

DIY Magnetic Spice Board

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The Everyday Home:

DIY Galvanized Wall Bucket 

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All of these projects have been shared on

hometalk.com. Past projects can be found by

searching #LowesDIYDays .

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Comments

  1. Kimm at Reinvented says

    August 27, 2015 at 9:39 am

    LOVE these Jeannie! And now I have ideas swirling for trivets! 🙂 I need more also. Hope you are doing great!

    Reply
  2. Tammy says

    August 27, 2015 at 12:16 pm

    Love this idea…one can not have to many trivets…and these are adorable!

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  3. Sondra @ Sondra Lyn at Home says

    August 28, 2015 at 1:00 am

    Love these trivets! I’ve been wanting to do this project for a long time, and I adore how yours turned out. Thanks for inspiring me!

    Reply
  4. Meegan says

    August 28, 2015 at 11:08 pm

    SUCH a great idea Jeannie! I love the various prints and patterns you used. Thanks for inspiring me to make my own!
    Have a great weekend.

    Reply
  5. KariAnne says

    August 31, 2015 at 10:41 am

    Can we please be best friends? I LOVE this project and I like the price tag even better!

    Happy day!
    karianne

    Reply
  6. Diane says

    January 20, 2018 at 11:23 pm

    Can you tell me what exactly you used to seal them, so the vinyl can withstand the high temps?

    Reply

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