24 Pack Ceramic Tiles for Crafts with 2 Holders, White Unglazed Blank Ceramic Costers with Self-Adhesive Cork Backing Pads for Acrylic Pouring, Painting, Make Your Own DIY Coasters (Square)

I have ordered these 17 times for hand-painted coasters that I make and I think there was only 1 time I had one that was unusable. Definitely my go to when re-ordering.

I got these for making coasters with my Cricut and infusible ink. Unfortunately, the infusible ink defuses easily and comes out a bit light. However, when I tried it with HTV, it worked great. Ordinary HTV, 300 degrees, 40 seconds did the trick.The biggest plus is the absorbent property of the ceramic. The Cricut coasters tend to stick to the bottom of your glass when they get wet. Not as functional for keeping moisture off your surfaces.The coasters came individually bubble wrapped. I found only one with a small chip that I was able to flip over and use side 2.All in all, they are exactly what you think they are with excellent results using HTV.

I like that it has peel and stick rubber for the bottom.

These tiles are not coated which makes them perfect for painting on. I have been painting on ceramic plates for a couple years now and these are smaller and more economical. Each individual coaster is packaged within the box with bubble wrap, so I have not found any broken ones as of yet. I have not applied the backing because I want to paint them first. I will update if there are any issues. Worth the money!

These are great for projects. They do break when dropped so you have to be careful. Great for price.

Used these for a Christmas craft and they turned out so cute! They also came individually wrapped in bubble wrap and was great for sending them home in backpacks with kindergartners.

Not white. Ruined my waterslide. Once theywere sealed the top turned cream brown and you can see the white on the stickers.

These are by far my favorite item to order for my business. I’m always impressed with the quality of the coasters when they arrive, no chips or irregularities. I just dust them off with a damp cloth to get rid of any dust left over. I always put a base coat of paint on them before I get creative! Have fun but save some for me😊