Diy coasters with cricut

I'm loving my Cricut Maker to create DIY Gift Coasters for friends. Here's why I love my Maker, as well as how to make this DIY Infusible Ink project!

Learn how to make cricut infusible ink coasters and what NOT to do! I show you how to properly layer projects with pens and transfer paper (they are different).

Today I am going to show you how to make these super cute Christmas coasters using your Cricut and infusible ink. I absolutely LOVE how these coasters turned out and this project is great for Cricut beginners! Cricut Projects | Cricut Projects Beginner | Easy Cricut Projects | Cricut Tutorial | Cricut Project Ideas | Cricut Iron-On Vinyl Tutorial | Cricut Christmas Projects | Cricut Christmas Ideas | DIY Cricut Apron | SVG | Cricut Files

Making coasters from inexpensive tile and scrapbook paper; great homemade holiday gifts!

These DIY ceramic tile coasters are a quick and fun Cricut project! This step by step tutorial shows you how!

Learn how to make personalized coasters for gifts and any event or occasion. Here's how to design your own personalized custom coasters.

These DIY Christmas coasters cost under $5 to make and only required 3 supplies! Let me show you how easy and cute they are!

These resin photo coasters are a perfect gift for almost anyone in your life. What grandmother wouldn't love a set of DIY photo coasters with her grandchildren on them? What mother wouldn't love a set of coasters with her children's drawings on them? Easy to make DIY photo coasters

DIY coasters make excellent host gifts or look great in your own home. This easy tutorial uses Cricut infusible ink, and they look store-bought when you are done! They stand up well to wear and tear, clean easily, and they look amazing, too! Check out the directions for how to make this project with your Cricut Maker and infusible ink! #Cricut #craftideas #giftideas #diygifts #homedecor #Cricutmade #coasters

DIY Glass Coasters with Cricut Vinyl | Craft-e-Corner. Learn how to design your own coasters and apply them to glass coasters with adhesive vinyl.