How to decoupage coasters with your FREE "Be Still" Coaster set printable
Welcome to our "Be Still" decoupage coasters tutorial! These coasters are a fantastic way to bring a touch of serenity and faith to your home décor.
With our easy-to-follow tutorial and free printable, you'll be creating these beautiful, faith-inspired coasters in no time. Perfect for personal use or as heartfelt gifts, this project is designed to inspire and delight.
Grab your supplies and let’s get crafting together! Check out the video below for step-by-step instructions. Enjoy your crafting journey! 🌸🖌️
Here's what you'll need to get started:
- Our FREE "Be Still" Coaster 4-PK Printable
- Color printer
- Plain white tissue or single blank napkin ply
- Cardstock paper
- Tape
- (4) Square 4"x4" Coasters
- Scissors
- Mod Podge
- Cup with water
- Paper Towel
- Large zip lock bag, saran or plastic wrap
Enjoy the tutorial and once you complete your project I'd love to see it!
Tag @christiancraftpaper so I can share your creativity with our crafting & Christ community!
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Thank you for the tutorial & the free pdf. I’m a newby here 😍 What type napkin or tissue paper did you use again? When you spray outside (like in the evening) do you leave it outside to dry? Do you place it on a rack or what do you suggest to elevate the tile when spraying? Also, how do you keep it dust free outside? Thanks so much! I look forward to giving these a try!
KC on
Yes Angela, by sealing you protect the mod podge from becoming tacky again and sticking to drink wear and ruining the design.
Melanie on
I have seen a lot of coasters, but if you seal it, does it stop the coaster from absorbing the moisture from the glass sweating?
Angelia on
@Nancy- I recommend using clear engine spray for sealer- I get mine at Lowes (anything that’s good for over 500 degrees f) I do one light coat, let sit 24 hours, then a second light coat and let sit another 24 hours to fully cure.
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