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DIY Coasters: Completed Stack

DIY Coasters

April 1, 2019 Sarah Coggins

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Our new screen porch is our family’s favorite hangout spot now that warmer weather has returned. As I’ve been working to furnish and decorate it, I noticed a simple key item was missing – drink coasters! I wanted something fun and unique so, instead of just shopping for a set, we made our own.

DIY Coasters Tutorial Title #ad #FudgeCoveredFun #StayPlayful

Supplies

  • Coasters or 4×4 Square Tiles
  • Pencil
  • Scissors
  • Scrapbook Paper
  • Decoupage Medium
  • Foam Paint Brush
  • Spray Acrylic Sealer

DIY Coasters: Supplies

Instructions

Step 1 Trace your coaster or square tiles onto the scrapbook paper.

DIY Coasters: Trace Scrapbook Paper

Step 2 Cut the paper inside the traced lines. To be sure the decoupage fully covers and seals the paper, you want the paper squares smaller than the top of the coaster. I wanted a slightly more relaxed look, so I use scissors to cut them out. If you want more precise cut squares, use a straight edge and x-acto knife instead.

DIY Coasters: Cut Paper

Step 3 Apply decoupage to the top of the coaster and adhere a paper square. Press firmly and be sure there are no bubbles.

DIY Coasters: Place Paper

Step 4 Coat the top of the paper with decoupage. Set aside the coasters to dry per instructions on the bottle.

DIY Coasters: Decoupage Tops

Step 5 After the decoupage has fully dried, coat the coasters with a layer or two of spray acrylic sealer.

DIY Coasters: Spray Acrylic Sealer

Follow instructions on the bottle for drying time (we let ours sit overnight). Now you’re ready to grab a snack and a drink as you enjoy your new coasters!

We took ours straight to the porch and I fixed a plate of snacks to share – Fudge Covered OREO and Fudge Covered Nutter Butter cookies plus fresh strawberries.

DIY Coasters: Completed Stack

DIY Coasters: Glass of Milk

Naturally, we needed glasses of cold milk to enjoy with the cookies. Perfect to test out our new coasters! My kids were pretty excited about this impromptu celebration and happily shared the plate of snacks (2 cookies is one serving).

DIY Coasters: Snack Time

I found the Fudge Covered OREO and Fudge Covered Nutter Butter cookies in the cookies and crackers aisle at our local Harris Teeter while doing our weekly grocery shopping. Take the delicious cookies you know and love, then add a coating of fudge – so, so good.

Fudge Covered Oreos and Nutter Butter Cookies at Harris Teeter #ad #FudgeCoveredFun #StayPlayful

Fudge Covered OREO and Nutter Butter Cookies in Harris Teeter Bag

Before you head to the store, make sure to visit Harris Teeter’s website to get your e-VIC coupon and save $0.50 when you buy one 7.9 oz box of Fudge Covered OREO or Fudge Covered Nutter Butter cookies. The coupon expires 5/15/19 and is only available 4/1/19 through 4/30/19 for e-VIC users. Click on “E-VIC Coupons” from the Specials dropdown menu. Then choose “Add to Card” to instantly add the coupon to your VIC card for redemption during your next shopping trip.

2 Comments

  • Kitty Tompkins April 16, 2019 at 7:36 am
    I put felt or cork on the back of mine, so they wouldn't scratch.
  • Sandra Smith West April 21, 2019 at 12:54 am
    We have made them for our children & used photos of their children. They loved them.
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