Homemade Coasters for Party Season and Beyond
During the holidays, our friends called us “the most hostess” because we worship Get people over to eat, drink, and bond. During Christmas and New Years our house is always packed with family and friends and that’s how we like it. Even so, we wanted to make sure nothing was damaged when hosting parties and dinners, as we worked so hard on the interior decor scheme and many of the elements were made by ourselves.That’s why we’ve been working on the idea of making ourselves tidy Holiday themed coasters Let loved ones set their drinks when they come over!
Just in case you like to make your own ideas Festive Drink Coasters Again, here are 15 of the best and most festive designs, ideas, and tutorials we’ve come across so far.
1. DIY Festive Cork Coasters
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we have already always Love the elegant and refined process of making crafting projects involving text, writing, calligraphy and stencils. They have something very satisfying! Well, you can imagine how much we love this idea from Sewbon for creating lovely cork coasters with holiday words carefully printed on their surfaces. It’s that simple!
2. Holly Wrapped Cork Coasters
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Maybe you like the idea of cork coasters because you actually already have some you’ve been waiting to touch up, but you’re just not sure if you want to do any stencils today? Well, if you can get your hands on some faux holly wreaths, you’ll have everything you need to make these lovely holly wrapped holiday coasters that feature in Clover Hills Life!
3. DIY Christmas Tree Coaster Set
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What’s better than making something that’s decorative as well and Is it fun to create? Of course, build on that to make something interactive too! We absolutely fell in love with the way A Little Craft in Your Day created these simple cut and painted carbon sheet triangles that, when stacked in their slits, transform into layers of a Christmas tree until you use the pieces to Place a drink!
4. Lollipop coaster
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Just in case you’re looking for something more decorative and cute holiday-themed than what you’ve seen so far, here’s an adorable design from Tara Dennis that’s perfect for winter mint lovers! They show you how to make red and white swirls out of shiny foam paper, and how to put your hands on them like a real lollipop. Despite all the decorative elements, their technology ensures your coasters lie flat and secure under your glasses!
5. Family Portrait Christmas Greeting Coasters
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Just in case you want to add a more personal touch to your coasters, or if you want to make something like a holiday gift you can send to family and neighbors, here’s a great (and simple ) Creative of Honey & Lime! We also love the way they show you how to make a simple cork base, as you can use this technique to make a variety of other coasters as well.
6. Christmas Scrabble Coasters
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Have you always been a big fan of upcycling when it comes to crafting?Well, especially if you’re a board game lover, we think you’ll get along well Very Indeed, these fantastic Scrabble letter coasters were sketched step by step on ManMade! Use their word combinations as the basis for creating yours, or come up with your own cross-holiday word permutations!
7. DIY Stained Wood Coasters
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Just in case you’re looking for something more rustic, maybe for the Christmas holidays, hanging out wrapped in a blanket by the fire, here’s an idea from Blooming Homestead that looks simpler and more classic! Their tutorial shows you how to cut, sand, and dye your own wooden coasters, which make a great gift once you’ve finished a set.
8. Hand Painted Tile Christmas Coasters
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Have you always loved tile coasters because they are practically impenetrable and easy to clean? Well, especially if you’re pretty confident in your hand-drawing skills too, here’s an idea from the bottom of my heart that we think you’ll love! They show you how to paint Christmas lights and holly around the edges of a set of tiles to create durable holiday coasters.
9. Faux Granite Coasters
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We know this particular idea from It’s Always Autumn, it doesn’t necessarily look special at first glance, but once you get the hang of the technique, you can easily make a traditional holiday color version of this project! This tutorial teaches you in detail how to create an artificial granite finish on the surface of a tile coaster.
10. Christmas plaid perler bead coaster
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Pohler Bead Crafts have always A big hit in our house. We’ve been making them since we were kids and now our own kids are totally in love with them! We love the way The Real Thing makes a line of Christmas-themed checkered coasters, arranging their pearl beads in different checkered patterns, making square plastic coasters, and attaching them to corks to keep them from slipping.
11. Christmas Button Chalkboard Coasters
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Just in case you want something that makes it easier to serve each of your holiday guests, here’s a great chalkboard coaster idea from Living Well, Spending Less, and it’s super easy! They show you how to use chalkboard paint to paint on a tile coaster, then how to decorate the corner with Christmas colored buttons. Try chalking each guest’s name on their name so they know whose drink is when they put it down!
12. Festive Resin Coasters
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These simple set resin and pearl bead coasters are another great example of a project that can easily cater to Christmas colors and themes, even if their examples are more diverse than the holidays. Delicious and DIY show you how the basic ideas are made, and we’re sure you can imagine how cute a blue and silver or red and green version would be!
13. DIY Leather and Crochet Coasters
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Do we have almost Did you notice when we started talking about rustic coaster ideas because you’re so intrigued by the simpler styles you’ve seen so far, but you also prefer to use soft and malleable supplies instead of things like wood?In this case, if stitching is a strong point for you, we would really Check out how Make & Do Crew makes coasters out of soft brown leather and carefully stitched around the edges! You can even try stitching in bright holiday shades for a more classic color effect.
14. Wrapping Paper Cutout Coasters
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Honestly, we’re actually kind of obsessed with Christmas wrapping paper. There are so many fantastic colors and designs out there, we can’t get enough! That’s why we fell in love with this idea from Fun Happiness & Life to create tile or cardboard backed coasters that include decoupage upcycled wrapping paper in any color and pattern you like best.
15. Tissue Paper Festive Coasters
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Are you intrigued by the idea of decoupage, but you’re just not sure if there’s a wrapping paper that grabs your attention enough to make that last idea work? Well, if you’re more of a dainty lace style person, then we feel like you’ll be getting along better with these beautiful paper cushion coasters sketched step-by-step at DC2NY Confessions!
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