Dollar spot is a lawn fungus named for the light tan, roughly circular patches it creates on your lawn. In the early stages, each spot can be about the size of a silver dollar. As this lawn disease progresses, the patches can bleed into each other to form large, irregular discolored spots, several feet in diameter.
Step 3: Place the impression mat over the fondant and use the rolling pin to emboss the pattern. Tip: Take a look at both sides of your mat and select the one you would like to use by determining how you would like the pattern to be embossed on your fondant.
Again, follow the manufacturer's instructions for the amount of time you should wait before applying the tiles after you've spread out the adhesive. Finally, regardless of what type of tile/adhesive you've used, make sure you roll the floor as soon as possible after laying all the tiles. If the space is really small, you might be able to get away with using a baker's rolling pin. However, for any decent-sized space, you'll need a proper floor roller.