These footprint tiles are super easy to make and really cheap to buy. My parents have loved getting them for gifts. Even though they don't look all that expensive, I love walking by them every time I go into my house. It reminds me of how tiny their feet were once!





The first few tiles I made, we used washable paint and then put a waterproof sealer over them to keep the paint strong through the elements.
Now, we actually stamp the tiles with waterproof, washable paint and then I take a brush and paint over them with acrylic paint. Either way works, but I find that they tend to fade over time, so I usually repaint them at the beginning of every summer.
What about you? Any fun projects you do for Mother's Day? I always love new {cheap} ideas!
3 comments:
so cute!
I've never try to do that before but it seems interesting, I will try that with my mom this weekend. Thanks for sharing this post. Keep posting!
-yumi-
Thanks for sharing this. This is so wonderful =)
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