I found my cork coasters at Ikea but your local craft store will have them as well. I used garage sale stickers and painters tape to make my designs.
In the past I've also used letter stickers to make monogram coasters.
Make sure your stickers/tape are pressed down well so your paint will not bleed.
My daughter even wanted to get in on the fun!
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I let the coasters dry for about 45 minutes to an hour. Peel your tape/stickers off slowly.
Voila!
Put your coasters in a drawstring bag of your choice. I like burlap for Thanksgiving and maybe something a little fancier for the holidays.
Super cute coasters! I love the gold and silver! Thanks for sharing!
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These are so pretty and this looks like a diy that I could actually achieve. What a great gift idea Charity!
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I love how you created the polka dots with the stickers. This is a cute Christmas gift to make for friends. :] // itsCarmen.com ☼ ☯
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ReplyDeleteLove how these turned out, Charity! Such a good idea to give them away as gifts. I see them all the time at Ikea and now I know of another use for them.
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These are so cute! I wish I could do some christmas crafting!!!
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these are so cute and look easy to make - thanks for sharing!!
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