at home, what's trending 04/05/2017 DIY coastal coasters to revive your setting Are your coasters looking a little tattered and out of date? This 3-step DIY will upcycle your setting with coastal elegance… Do you cringe at the thought of water marks on your coffee and side tables, but cringe even more at the thought of displaying your out-of-date coasters? This DIY is so simple, it’ll make your tables as chic as ever in just a matter of minutes! Watch the video or follow the three simple steps below (you only need three things too!) for an easy and on-trend upcycle. What you need: A glue gun Twine Old coasters/cork pads What to do: Start with a squeeze of glue in the centre of your coaster and place the start of your twine on it to set. Add more glue to the coaster as you wrap the twine around securely. Repeat until the entire surface is covered. When reaching the edge of the coaster, work with a generous amount of glue. Cut the twine and press the end of it so that no small threads are stray. Let it completely dry and then it’s ready to hold your icy glasses of water and fruity cocktails! 😉 coastalcoastersDIYdrinkshamptonstwineupcycle Natalie Milad Natalie Milad is a content and blog writer who studied journalism at the University of Technology, Sydney. Since her graduation in 2016, she has landed a gig at Zanui. Her days not writing are usually filled with DIY projects, floury benchtops and tending to her bunny. Natalie loves animated short films, animals and Christmas. She has experience in script writing, news reading and interviewing. Among her favourites was interning for The Bridal Bazaar. Previous articleThe Monthly Edition: Emerald May Next articleWhy We’re Hopelessly In Love With The Romantic Florals Trend You may also like July 26, 2022 Recipe Spotlight: Spanish-Style Baked Eggs July 5, 2022 4 Ways to Redecorate your Kid’s Bedroom these School Holidays June 20, 2022 A Perfect Pairing: Zanui & Naked Wines May 18, 2022 Friend or Faux? Leather vs Leatherette Upholstery
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