Make Your Own Wallpaper Coasters
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We have a ton of wood furniture in our house which means we need a lot of coasters. Â I’ve been looking at different ways to make my coasters fun though so I don’t just have a bunch of boring circles lying around the house. Â Last week, I shared my chalkboard coasters that I made from ceramic tiles. Â They chalkboard coasters are perfect for parties but I wanted something to use on other occasions too. Â I had gotten some wallpaper from Spoonflower and didn’t use it all so I decided to make wallpaper coasters.
The supplies for this are super easy to find: Â ceramic tiles, leftover wallpaper and mod podge.
Using the ceramic tiles a guide, cut the wallpaper to fit.
Add a layer of mod podge on top of the ceramic tiles and place the wallpaper on top. Â Smooth out and let dry. Then, brush on a light layer on top of the wallpaper. Let dry completely.
Once dry, glue a small cork disk on the bottom to protect your furniture.
Once the hot glue dries, flip them over and start using them!
What are your favorite types of coasters? Â Do you typically make your own or buy them from the store?
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Awesome Shanna!
You should totally share this craft on our Mommy Monday Blog Hop! I would love for you to join. It goes live tonight. I have put my link in the website section – but it’s not active until about six o’clock EST.
Thanks Lisa! This was such a super fun craft to work on. I can’t wait to use them.
These are great. Believe it or not, I am waiting for the modge podge on mine to dry and decided to take a break and do some blog surfing. I used scrapbook paper but same idea. I love the pattern of the wall paper.
Haha…too funny! I made some with scrapbook paper once too. They turned out great! Cant wait to see yours.
What adorable coasters! I never thought to use wallpaper to spruce them up. Great idea!
Thanks! I just had that wallpaper hanging around from another project and decided to try and use it for something 🙂
Great idea and super tutorial. Thanks for linking to Inspire Me. Hugs, Marty
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