You will need to nip these pieces into a rectangular shape with a tile nipper. Step two: Using the tile rasp, file the edges down until smooth. Finish by sanding slightly with sandpaper.

To create more even, precise shapes, you can use tile nippers; just make sure you have safety goggles to protect your eyes, thick gloves, and a bucket to catch any loose clippings.

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It becomes very difficult to break it with a tile nipper." "I use Styrofoam to put the tiles on unless I am working on something big, like a mirror or a table," explains Jenjira.