DIY COASTERS

 Because of its infinitely interesting design, the DIY coasters can add colorful, sparkling or personalized details to your coffee and dining table. And, if you have been looking for ways to make DIY coasters, here is a quick summary of various ways to make DIY coasters-and the types of materials you can use.

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Browse glass coaster design templates online

The World Wide Web is not only a treasure trove of DIY coaster design ideas, but also a real host of downloadable, printable and easy-to-use glass coaster design templates. Moreover, if you need DIY paper coasters, choose to print papers that are not highly absorbent. These papers are not easy to wrinkle when wet, and can handle the large amount of water flowing out of your glass or drink. Intend to serve. For example, when serving cold drinks, durable paper beverage pads are ideal, such as made of cardboard, cardboard or cardstock, while hot beverages (such as coffee or chocolate) served in paper cups can perfectly match the cup. The mat is matched with a thin coated paper, such as C1S.

Use ceramic tiles to make ceramic coasters or glass coasters

Do you have additional 3" x 3" square tiles for your recent home renovation? Then, why not turn them into ceramic coasters or glass coasters and keep them on the elegant dining table? Use acrylic or glass paint to color the smooth surface of ceramic or glass tiles, and cut out the cutouts of sticky paper or fabric, beads, crystals and other types of decorations. Don't forget to cover the back of the tile with felt paper to prevent its rough surface from scratching the tabletop or kitchen counter.

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Use cork board to make drink coasters

Still looking for the perfect coaster for cups and wine glasses? In fact, you can make them by cutting cork boards into 3-inch square tiles, circles, or other shapes of your choice. The cork coasters are thick enough to protect the fragile table top from the heating of the cup, and they are very convenient-you can easily take them with the cup from the kitchen to the terrace, or from the office kitchen to the desk. Cork coasters are also a classic choice for casual drinking, you can use acrylic or hand paint to paint your design on them.

 

Make colorful fabric drink mats

Expand your fabric craft to include colorful fabric beverage pads. First collect the excess fabric for filling, cut them into about 3 inch squares, and then sew them into several layers. Wrap the top or visible layer (including edges) with the fabric color, type and/or design of your choice. There are many kinds of fabrics, so you can definitely make a variety of colorful fabric beverage cushions.

Redecorate or recycle blank coasters

If you have questions about where and how to get a good start in creating your own coasters, look for old glass coasters from your glassware collection, or buy crafts on blank coasters for easy decoration. There are many types of blank coasters, such as paper, clear glass, colored glass, marble, sandstone, etc., so you can really choose to make disposable, sparkling or nature-themed DIY coasters for home, gifts or Other uses for your special occasions.

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