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How do you make Personalised coasters?
Apply 2 generous coats of mod podge over the top and sides of your tile. Let the mod podge dry between each coat. Cut 4 squares of coordinating felt 4″ x 4″. Once the mod podge has dried completely, flip your coaster over and hot glue the felt to the back side of the coasters.
What materials make good coasters?
Wood and bamboo Wood and bamboo coasters have a classic appearance that goes with many decorative styles. But, they can warp or crack if spills happen regularly. Other materials Other materials such as melamine, glass, fabric and leather can all be used to make great coasters, too.
How do you make coasters waterproof?
You’re going to want to coat the image and coaster with at least three coats of Mod Podge, allowing it to dry for 15 minutes (or until clear) between coats. Once the final coat has dried, spray all of the coasters with a clear acrylic gloss spray, which ensures that they’re waterproof/drink proof.
How do you make coasters heat resistant?
Finally seal your coasters with two or three coats of acrylic spray or varnish, or you could try using a clear engine lacquer which is heat resistant and helps stop hot mugs from sticking. You might find you need to ‘cure’ them for a week or two to stop them being tacky when used.
How do you make homemade coasters waterproof?
What can I use instead of coasters?
Here’s a list of household items and materials you can upcycle into beautiful DIY coasters.
- Clay. Clay coaster ideas appear on several DIY craft and home decorating blogs.
- Clothesline.
- Felt.
- Leather scraps.
- Rice and fabric.
- Old t-shirt.
- Scrap paper.
- Wine corks.
Can the Cricut cut cork?
Did you know that you can cut cork with your Cricut Maker? Whilst you can cut cork that doesn’t have a backing, I find that it is MUCH EASIER working with adhesive backed cork. Also, try to find a cork that has a fine grain (this will help keep the edges smoother). Use your Standard Grip Mat.