Best DIY Coasters

  We use DIY coasters to protect our furniture from moisture and stains. However, there is no reason why we can't make the coasters look good. In fact, if you are willing to spend some time making them look more beautiful, they can be beautiful decorations on the table. Here are 5 great DIY Coasters for you to choose from.

DIY coasters

These DIY coasters are really cool because you can customize them in a lot of different ways. They are also very easy to make, and the required supplies include round silicone molds, resin, mod podge, and some patterned scrapbook paper of your choice. Mix and match a variety of different patterns and colors as needed to make your own unique coasters.

DIY coasters

Speaking of resin coasters, check out these cute coasters. These snowflake coasters are very suitable for winter wonderland theme decoration, and they are as easy to make as we mentioned before. All you need is paper snowflakes, silicone round molds and resin. If you have a different theme, you can also replace snowflakes with other things.

DIY coasters

If you want a comfortable and colorful look, you may also find these felt ball coasters very interesting. They are really cute and easy to make. All you need is a pile of 2 cm long wool felt balls of different colors, some strong threads and a large needle. Each roller coaster requires 19 felt balls, so plan your supplies accordingly.

DIY coasters

Of course, you can also decorate a bunch of existing coasters to make them look more interesting. For example, if you have some concrete coasters, you can use some tape and various spray paints to create some cute geometric patterns on each coaster. Very simple, the entire project can be completed in just a few minutes.

DIY coasters

Most store-bought coasters are usually round or square with rounded edges, so if you are looking for something different or very specific, it is best to make everything from scratch. At this point, these pizza slice coasters are really cool and fun to make. They are made of air-dried clay, shaped like a triangle, and then coated to look like pizza slices.

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