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    Home » Holiday » Merry Christmas Slate Decor #texturedsurface

    Merry Christmas Slate Decor #texturedsurface

    Published: Dec 17, 2013 · Modified: Oct 30, 2015 by Ashley Phipps · 480 words. · About 3 minutes to read this article. · Leave a Comment · This post may contain affiliate links · This blog generates income via ads and sponsored posts · This blog uses cookies · See our privacy policy for more info Filed Under: Holiday

    This post brought to you by FrogTape provided by ShurTech Brands, LLC. All opinions are 100% mine.

    I still have just a few more Christmas gifts to make this year and then I will undertake the task of delivering them all!  But today I wanted to share a really cute idea with you for a simple, quick and inexpensive holiday gift: Merry Christmas Slate Decor

    Merry Christmas Slate Tile Decor | #texturedtape #christmas #diydecor

    To complete this craft you will need:

    • FrogTape Textured Surface
    • 12" x 12" Slate Tile (about $1 - $1.50 from a hardware store)
    • Paint, cream and red (either spray paint or craft paint will work)
    • Foam Brush
    • Vinyl (optional)*

    After you've collected your supplies, you will want to begin by cleaning your slate tile.  Mine was crazy dirty 🙁  After it is clean, you can paint the entire tile.  I spray painted mine Heirloom White, it's my favorite off-white colors ever!

    Painted Slate Tile | #texturedtape #christmas #diydecor

    After the paint was completely dry, I applied my FrogTape® around the tile to create a border.   I then wiped the tape with a damp cloth, applied the liquid PaintBlock and waited 15 minutes.

    After 15 minutes, you can paint your border.  I used a red acrylic craft paint with a foam brush to paint my border.  You will need to let it dry (I needed two coats) and then take the tape off of the tile.  I was impressed with how clean my border was, especially being on such a textured tile!

    Taped Slate Tile | #texturedtape #christmas #diydecor

    I completed my project by cutting a holiday design out of vinyl and applying it to the front of the tile inside of the painted border.  However, if you don't have vinyl, you can used your FrogTape® to create another festive design or sketch out and paint a design of your choosing!  The options are truly endless!

    I love how my Merry Christmas Slate Tile Board has such a fun textured background, yet my painted border is so clean and pretty thanks to FrogTape® Textured Surface tape!  I think it looks really pretty in my home...but I also might make a few of these to give away as holiday gifts this year!

    Merry Christmas Slate Tile Decor | #texturedtape #christmas #diydecor

    FrogTape® Textured Surface is painters tape specifically formulated to work on textured surfaces!  From slate tiles to textured walls, this will help you create clean straight lines without seepage.  And I was so very impressed with how well it worked!

    FrogTape Textured Surface | #texturedtape #christmas #diydecor

    I'll be sharing this idea on Pinterest and you can share your Textured Paint tape ideas as well!  Just remember to use hashtag #TexturedSurface!  And be sure to check out FrogTape® on twitter @FrogTape for more inspiration!

    Will you be buying or making Holiday Gifts this year?

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