Hello, friends! Today I'm back with a fun little DIY. Right before the holidays I came across an image of felt ball coasters. You may have noticed that
We love to make mosaics and we especially love making them with resin. The clear resin lets the mosaic design really shine through. If you've never tried resin before, have no fear. It's all about mixing the two parts of the resin. And we'll show you how! For this project we wanted to make coasters, but we couldn't find bases we liked that had sides to hold in the resin. Then we thought of jar lids. Cheap and the perfect size! We spray painted ours silver inside and out. Next we ma…
DIY Coasters - Less than a dollar apiece! 4"x4" travertine tiles from Home Depot - paint on them with regular ink and/or acrylic paint. Coat with polyurthane and stick felt pads to the bottom.
These four stone coasters are rustic and warm, natural and richly colored. They are made using a natural tumbled stone and a 100% handmade transfer technique that allows the warmth and character of the stone show through the image.Each tile measure approximately 4x4 inches and is well sealed to ensure years of use with both hot and cold beverages. The coasters are also fully backed in cork to protect your table surfaces and prevent slipping.When creating this line of home goods, my goal was…
DIY Coasters w/ permanent marker sprayed w/Martha Stuart's High Gloss finish (caution ink can smudge, recommend baking prior to spraying, to set ink) and added felt to bottom. I bought tiles @ Home Depot for $ .16 Very simple DIY project! <3
