Showing posts with label coasters. Show all posts
Showing posts with label coasters. Show all posts

88. DIY Instagram Projects


It's crazy to think that when I started this blog, Instagram didn't exist—That it wouldn't exist for another 4 years! But here we are in the Instagram era, so how could I not include projects that make use of the ever-expanding photo-app's popularity? Here are some of the more cool Instagram crafts currently out there (imo)...

47. Wallpaper Crafts



WALLPAPER BOOKMARKS
    MATERIALS
      Wallpaper samples
      Laminating pouches + Laminator
      hole punch
      ribbon
      scalloped scissors or pinking shears

    INSTRUCTIONS
    1. Cut wallpaper into strips measuring approx. 1 1/2" x 6"
    2. place in laminating pouches, laminate
    3. trim bookmarks, leaving about 1/4" around sides and bottom, and 1/2" at top
    4. punch hole at top and thread with ribbon.




WALLPAPER MAGNETS
    MATERIALS
      scrap pieces of Wallpaper
      pinking shears
      adhesive backed magnets

    INSTRUCTIONS
    1. Cut wallpaper to desired size and shape
    2. adhere to magnets
    3. package magnets in sets to give as gifts




WALLPAPER COASTERS
    MATERIALS
      Wallpaper
      Scissors
      Lamination pouches + Laminator

    INSTRUCTIONS
    1. Cut Wallpaper in 4" x 4" squares. if you like, round the corners off
    2. place into lamination pouches and run through the laminator
    3. trim lamination, leaving at least a 1/4" border
    4. bundle into sets of 4 or 6, tie off with a ribbon or make a paper sleeve.

Source: Tony Meredith


41. Fabulously Funky Coasters


MATERIALS

    Downloadable Art [PDF automatically downloads when you click the link]
    Photo paper or sturdy cardstock
    Scissors
    Craft glue (optional)
    Self-laminating sheets or adhesive vinyl (both optional)
    Cork (optional)


INSTRUCTIONS
  1. Go to the File menu and select Print. Load the cardstock into the printer, following the printer's directions. Print the coaster sheet.
  2. Cut out the coasters.
  3. Glue each coaster to a piece of cork backing using craft glue.
  4. Let the coasters dry, then spray each one with a paper protectant.

    You can also design your own coasters.
    Print the images in color, trim around the edges, laminate or coat them to protect from spills, and add a cork bottom.

Source: Microsoft.com