Top 5 DIY coasters to gift

From mini vinyls and magazines to discarded floppy disks, these DIY coasters prove that a little creativity and simple production skills can turn almost anything into the beginning of a desktop conversation.

Wine Corks

Cut the discarded wine corks in half with a utility knife, and then alternately connect each cork to a 4 x 4 inch wooden veneer square with hot glue.thats how you make a perfect table coaster at home.
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Paint Chips

Purchase paint chips and laminate flooring samples from a local home improvement store, or use leftover materials from past renovation projects. Place the materials on a flat, level surface with good ventilation, and then seal and fix them together with shellac.
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Porcelain Tiles

Turn the remaining tiles into stunning seasonal tea coasters. Use templates and paint to create a cold scene on the tiles. After drying, add felt pads to the bottom to prevent them from scratching any surface.
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Stitched Fabric

Use scissors to cut the remaining fabric into a 4-inch square, and then stitch the ends to get a tailored look. Use a template and foam brush to apply acrylic paint to the center of the square to personalize the fabric.
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Mini Records

Although standard-size vinyl records can be used well as tablet chargers, the Mini LP is an ideal drink coaster. Search for small vinyl records or toy albums about 4 inches in diameter. Choose a variety of colors for a playful look, or choose albums with the same color for a more cohesive feeling.
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