DIY Coasters Are Great Crafts for Beginners

Who can resist a project that involves alcohol and flames? Take white hexagon tiles and make them beautiful with this tutorial.

One of the most fun and easy Mod Podge craft ideas is DIY tile coasters. These ceramic coasters are great for home décor, wedding favors, or a unique gift!

Making Scrabble tile coasters is easy! You can do this project in just a few minutes – it makes a great gift idea or budget home décor.

Learn how to make simple coasters using wine corks that are both heat and water resistant. Easy to make for decor or gifts.

These embroidered coasters are perfect for summer – they are themed with sweet fruit! Use cork and this easy tutorial to make them.

Dress up plain slate coasters with a white paint pen. Do it freehand, or use a chalk transfer to help you get the exact look you want!

Use your favorite photos to make custom Mod Podge coasters, because DIY photo coasters make perfect gifts! These picture coasters are inexpensive and easy to make.

Plain white ceramic tiles, Mod Podge and the print of your choice are used to make these coasters. I love the constellation theme of the print used in this project.

Use your favorite craft paint to make these painted coasters! I got them at the Goodwill and gave them a makeover. So easy anyone can do it!

If you are looking for unique crafts for the nerds in your life, these DIY comic book coasters are perfect. Use materials right from the hardware store!

Inspired by the striped Hudson Bay blankets, these birch coasters are easy to make with acrylic paint.

If you love winter themed crafts, these painted wood slice coasters are for you. They only take minutes to make and are perfect for gifts!

Felt hexagons and squares come together easily with felt glue to make these DIY coasters.

Use up some fabric scraps to make a set of bearded and mustachioed men coasters. Just use the free templates provided in the tutorial!

Learn how to make a set of coasters in rainbow shades, or an ombre set like the ones shown here.

Get our your supply of Hama (or Perler) beads—you are about to make some retro fabric inspired coasters! This tutorial comes complete with free downloadable patterns.

Recycle some magazine pages with these fun woven coasters. This is a really simple paper folding project.

This gold dot fabric makes some super cute coasters! They'll really dress up your coffee table.

Love quilts but don't want to take on making a whole blanket? These coasters are a fun way to get started!

Every mug needs a rug, don't you think? Make this in just one piece (for your work desk) or make an entire set! Great for little plants too, as you can see.

Kids will find making these wool felt coasters really easy. Great project to work on together!

Learn how to make simple, no sew, DIY fabric coasters with a vintage scarf and decoupage medium. These are so easy and make a great gift!

Scraps of materials can make a cool effect on the surface of these decoupage lace coasters. Learn how to make them in a few easy steps.

Felt and cork coasters are the basis for these DIY coasters. What a fun reminder of old school file saving!

There are a million ways you can transform plain tiles with Mod Podge – these confetti coasters are one of those easy and cute ideas!

The tutorial for these macrame coasters is easy to follow with step-by-step instructions and photos plus a video to help you out.

These coasters and really unique, aren't they? If you haven't worked with resin before, this DIY coaster idea is a great starter project.

Geodes are very popular. Using Mod Podge Resin, acrylic paint and glitter, these coasters make some beautiful faux geodes!

Easily transfer an image to a wooden round using the Mod Podge Photo Transfer Tool. This image would go well with a western or desert-theme decor, but you can really use any image you like!

You can get really creative with fabric design combinations and when you make these DIY coasters. This is a great beginner sewing machine project.

This colorful coaster project has endless possibilities! They come out completely unique each time, and you're going to love giving these as gifts.

Do you have a Cricut? These coasters are super easy using your Cricut and heat transfer vinyl.

These coasters are actually made from glass candle plates. With a bit of freehand doodling, you can make very unique coasters.

This has to be one of the easiest coaster projects on the list, and they are beautiful!

The marbleizing process used for these coasters works well on numerous projects. Great way to use up leftover nail polish!

These coasters would be a great project for your tween. The process reminds me of those friendship bracelets you make in summer camp—but easier!

These coasters use a similar process to the yarn coasters above. Super easy to make with jute cord.

I love the shabby-chic look of these coasters. These are designed for the holidays, but any words can be used.

Technically, these are cork burned coasters, but you will use a wood burning tool to create them. Cork is better for absorbing moisture, so the combination is perfect!

These cute DIY coasters are made from terra cotta saucers. Just paint, cut out maps of your favorite locations adhere and enjoy!

These farmhouse inspired coasters resemble shiplap and have free printables of the sayings shown.