Happy second Wednesday of the month friends!
You know what that means, right?
Kidding… I totally don’t expect you to remember! 😉
On the second Wednesday of each month, a few of my blogging friends and I do our Monthly DIY Challenge. We started this a few years ago and it’s always SO fun to see what we all come up with! Each month it’s a different theme and the possibilities are endless! Some of my favorites that we’ve done are pumpkins, stencils, dollar store items, paint sprayers, and upcyled material.
Disclosure: I received product from Plaid for this project but all opinions are my own.
I’ve been wanting some coasters for our living room for quite a while now and so when Plaid sent me some of their fabulous products, I knew what I wanted to make with them! It always makes me nervous when company walks into the living room with a cup of coffee or tea and sets it on my beautiful coffee table! Aheeeem!
I’m excited that I can now have these pretty coasters sitting on end tables or even in guest bedrooms where mugs are usually set!
Here’s what I used to make my own:
- Tiles (4 1/4″X4 1/4″)
- Modge Podge
- Scrapbook paper
- Cork
- You’ll be able to make these coasters in the the time it takes for your pot of coffee to brew (almost…. they were fun to make and don’t take long at all! Using the tile for a template, cut your scrapbook paper to fit the tile. Using Modge Podge apply to the top of the tile and carefully set your paper on top. After letting it dry, apply another coat of Modge Podge. I love that this is a sealer, glue and finish product all in one!! Makes it so handy!! Once your tile is completely dry, cut cork to fit bottom and stick on tile.
With Christmas around the corner in just a few short months, why not make a few of these for teacher gifts or for stocking stuffers for Grandparents!? They also look soo cute when you personalize them with a picture of the grandkids! My sister made a set for my parents and used some of our recent family pictures and they loved them!
The only hard part about these is deciding which scrapbook paper to use?! There is such pretty stuff out there I could’ve easily made 10 more!
Be sure to check out how my blogging friends used Modge Podge in all of these creative ideas…
Here’s a few other Monthly DIY Challenge products I’ve done that you might enjoy!
Thank you SO much for stopping by today, friends! Enjoy your day to the fullest!
xo,
Kendra
Hey Kendra – we love your coasters! Super cute and can be made in so many ways! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks so much, ladies! I’m thinking I need to make some with lots more pretty paper! So glad you stopped by! xo
Absolutely adorable Kendra! LOVE the pretty papers you chose!
Thank you so much, Kristi! So glad you like them! Have a great weekend! xo
Absolutely adorable Kendra! LOVE the pretty papers you chose!
Thank you, Kristi! So glad you like them! xo
Oh my gosh this is a lovely idea, I never considered using tiles before 🙂 We need some new coasters badly, I might have to try this! And I also wanted to mention that the Wednesday “To Grandma’s House We Go” link party just started over at grandmashousediy.com and I thought you might be interested in joining it, thanks!
Thanks so much! Hope you enjoy making your own! I’ll be sure to link up at your party!
Oh, these are so cute!! Love the different patterns and how you can customize these however you want. These would make such a great gift! <3
Thanks so much, Erica! Glad you like them! I agree, they’d make great gifts! xo
Love these, Kendra! The papers you chose MADE this project! They’re awesome! Really pretty.
Thanks so much, Bre!! There’s so much pretty paper you could choose! So glad you stopped by! xo
Thank so much for your sweet comments, Bre! I always appreciate them!! xo
So cute and such a great gift idea!
Thanks, Bre! I want to make more for gifts, too!
Thanks, Bre! So glad you stopped by! Enjoy your weekend! Xo
Love the coasters, Kendra! The paper you chose is just so pretty!
Thank you, Sarah! So glad you stopped by! xo
These are so pretty, Kendra! Perfect to make for personalized gifts.
Thank you so much, Amy!! So glad you like them! xo