Beer can coasters diy

Simply empty out some cans of your choice and rinse them out with water. Then take some tin snips and very carefully cut off the top and bottom of the can. This can be a bit tricky. **But be very careful as these cans are super sharp!** I suggest wearing garden gloves while cutting to help give you extra protection. Be sure to save as much of the flat part of the side of the can so that you can get a nice size square for your coasters. Then cut down the seam of the can. Most cans will have a…

How to Make Pop Can Coasters: Coasters are nice things to use to protect wood from unwanted moisture, the kind that beads up on cold glass or metal containers. Here is a coaster that will please the man in your life. Use the empty can from their favorite soft drink…

Check out this unique DIY gift idea (perfect for Father’s Day) that uses cardboard beer carriers. These custom coasters are super easy to make!

Well, Summer is in full swing here now. Kids are home all day and we are enjoying the more relaxed schedules. I am heading out tomorrow to attend the annual MDA Summer Camp I have been involved with for several years. I shared a little bit of my experience with the camp last year here.

Beer Coasters: I made a bunch of these little guys to give away to all our guests at our Christmas Party. They were a big hit. I even had several extra for those last minute gifts. So easy and you can really use any kind of cardboard, paper, or fabric, it doesn't …

2. Place the coasters in the areas that you want them to be. The way that I did mine was by placing the coasters around the borders of tray first so that I was able to cover all of the sides....

When you have a stack of cardboard boxes in the corner, recycling is one option, but before breaking down those boxes, check out these projects that repurpose cardboard into something useful, fun or beautiful.

DIY Beer Label Coasters are the perfect way to display your favorite craft beers! Also makes a great gift!

Have you ever wondered how to make paper coasters waterproof? I'll show you how to preserve bar coasters, so you can use them over and over again!