The Winter wind has left our outdoor area dull and drab. We spend a lot of time sitting, playing, eating and just being in this area and it is one of my favourite spots. So as Spring approaches I would love to give this area a little TLC in the form of some sunshiney yellow redecorating!
The first project for the outdoor area was to get crafting and make some….
DIY Tile Coasters
This is one of those projects I have been eyeing off on Pinterest forever (ok maybe a while) But alas most of the projects I lust over on Pinterest involve “Mod Podge” which appeared to be an “American” product. One day browsing the aisles of my local spotlight, less than 3 minutes away, I discovered they had the illustrious “Mod Podge” IN STOCK! Needless to say I grabbed that baby and ran home to create a long list of Mod Podge DIY projects I could now complete!!!
What you will need:
- 100×100 White Tiles (these were 30c each at bunnings)
- “Mod Podge” – Spotlight
- Scrapbooking Paper
- Clear Waterproofing Varnish
- Self Adhesive Felt (or Felt and a hot glue gun) – I bought mine from Bunnings
- Foam Brush – Check out the Dollar Stores.
3. Place the scrapbooking paper square onto the tile. Act quickly! You only have a few seconds to get it straight before the mod Podge “glues” it into place! Leave it to dry for 10-15 minutes.
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What a fantastic idea!
They look awesome.
Thanks for sharing.
oh wow!! these look fab and sound a lot easier to make than i ever imagined!
#teamIBOT
Gorgeous coasters! Might have to put this one in the ideas pile!
Great project Larissa! Such a simple way to have nice, coordinating coasters. tfs.
These look great. I am not crafty but I could do this. Rachel x
Wow, that was simple enough. And at least you’ll know that nobody else will have the same set as you do!
Wow! They look great and so easy – even a craft disaster like me could (maybe) do this. Great idea!
Awesome idea!
Because I don’t have enough crafty stuff to do ATM
ooooo I am loving this one. I just bought some Modge Podge and I am keen to try it out – this may be a good thing for me to try. Thanks hun
xx
Nice! Very inspiring. I might give it a go sometime soon. xox
Where did you get the spray varnish from??? I have looked for it EVERYWHERE!!!
Spotlight! Or try Bunnings or Masters (most hardware stores have it!)