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EASY DIY PAPER COASTER GIFT


The kids and I made these easy paper photo coasters last year as gifts and they were a big hit so we put a twist to them this year by using colorful scrapbook papers.

This is a super simple gift kids can make. They’ll have tons of fun choosing the paper, tracing, and gluing them on the coasters.

Easy Paper Photo Coasters – Materials:

– round paper coasters (we got a pack of 50 here)

Mod Podge

– various scrapbook paper designs

– pencil and scissors

– foam brush

finishing spray (optional, if you want to add an extra protection of coating)

Instructions:

Step 1. Have kids trace out circles of paper using the coasters as templates. Cut them out.


Step 2. Place some Mod Podge in a bowl and have kids Mod Podge the coasters, place the paper circles over and Mod Podge over the circles. Allow to dry fully before packaging or using. Add a coating of finishing spray if using. You’re done!

Simply add a few coasters to a gift box and tie with ribbon or twine, Such a simple and easy gift kids can make.

I love the different color combinations you can make just using scrapbook paper. There are so many different designs available, it’s hard to choose!

What are some handmade gifts you’re making with the kids this year? We’re also making soaps this year as teachers’ gifts.

Check out more creative holiday ideas here or this great round up for more DIY gifts kids can make.

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Agnes Hsu is a mom of three and has been inspiring parents and kids to get creative with easy activities and family friendly recipes for over 10 years. She shares her love for creative play and kids food to her 2MM+ followers online. Agnes' commitment to playful learning and kindness has not only raised funds for charity but also earned features in prestigious nationwide publications.