This project is super easy - done in only 6 steps! It's a project for all skill levels and doesn't take much time to complete.
I've seen this project done many times over the years and when I saw someone post her coasters on Pinterest, I was inspired to create my own.
Here's how you can create your very own tile coasters:
1. Gather your materials
- Tile - I've seen it done with 4" x 4" tiles. Mine are 4.25" x 4.25" You can find these at your local hardware store. Very cheap!
- Patterned paper cut to size (I used 4" x 4" paper to allow for a 1/4" border. I recommend you don't stamp on your paper or use anything that you printed yourself as it may smudge).
- Mod Podge (glossy or matte - your choice)
- Foam Brush
- Felt or cork circles for bottoms (to protect your tables from the tiles)
- Clear Sealer Spray
2. Cover your tile with a thin (but not skimpy) coat of Mod Podge.
3. Place your paper on the 'podged' coaster. Don't take too long to get it straight! You only have a couple of seconds.
4. After a few minutes, 'podge' your coaster (with the paper on it). Let dry and repeat (I podged mine 3 times).
5. After your Mod Podge is dry, turn your coaster upside down and apply felt or cork circles.
6. Spray your coasters to seal them. Do this in a well-ventilated area!!!
It's that easy! Why not make coasters to match your seasonal decor?
Thanks so much for stopping by today! I hope you've been inspired!
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- Veronica
It's that easy! Why not make coasters to match your seasonal decor?
Christmas Coasters |
Fall Coasters |
If you're interested to see what else I've found on Pinterest, click here to follow my pin boards!
- Veronica
1 comments :
Great coaster Veronica!!! I've been wanting to do something like this for a while now, but the tiles I have are so big, maybe I can make a hot plate with them or use vinyl or something. Anyway, great job! Nice to inexpensive enough to be able to have them for all sorts of holidays & seasons.
Puppy Hugs,
Wendy
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