First ever tiling job without any help

[Angel da Silva]

So I'm no professional, the pictures are more than proof of that but I am pretty proud of myself for my first tiling job without any help, especially since a lovely forum moderator taught me a lot of what I know

This is in my bfs parents loft shower and was completed back in January

 

[Dave]

Well done , looks canny.
And most of all , thanks for sharing.

 

[Old Mod]

Hey Angel,
U've done well looks good!

 

[Qwerty]

Great stuff. Well done you! Which mod? Do tell!!!

 

[Ian]

That's a great effort, we've seen done so called pros turn out work that's not even half as good as that. Well done. Do you plan on taking up tiling as a career?

 

[Andy Allen]

who's the mod, who's the mod, who's the mod.......hate guessing.
can't be geoff he ask the question.
can't be Bri he's crap at tiling.
can't be 3-fall he's spends all day on here.
daves to busy.
who's left?

 

[White Room]

Ain't me....

 

[Dan]

Hi

Welcome aboard the forum. Nice avatar there.

 

[Angel da Silva]

Was in fact 3_fall
And thank you all.
I dont know if it tempts me on the career path though, mind you I have a lot of respect for tilers, its bloody tiring. Every time I've done it I've always enjoyed it though, being female and being able to do it makes me even more proud.

 

[Andy Allen]

Was in fact 3_fall
And thank you all.
I dont know if it tempts me on the career path though, mind you I have a lot of respect for tilers, its bloody tiring. Every time I've done it I've always enjoyed it though, being female and being able to do it makes me even more proud.

was it......wow...surprised he had the time...lol

 

[Old Mod]

was it......wow...surprised he had the time...lol

I think u've made ur point Andy haha
......fair point tho!

 

[Qwerty]

@Andy Allen ..... Nutter!!!

 

[Dougs Third Go]

haha...I was thinking there was me, whitebeam and Liz left to choose from

 

[andy8758]

Was in fact 3_fall
And thank you all.
I dont know if it tempts me on the career path though, mind you I have a lot of respect for tilers, its bloody tiring. Every time I've done it I've always enjoyed it though, being female and being able to do it makes me even more proud.

There are a lot of excellent women tilers about - a couple post here - and they are not all built like gorillas. As a career path its extremely rewarding to complete each job (particularly when its a difficult one), it's the first job I have done which gives me pride in my work, and it's never too late to start. But it is hard work, and none of us are millionaires. Just mostly very happy.

Keep tiling if it makes you happy Angel.