In my quest for the true 'non stick' glass coaster, I found these cork crafting sheets at the dollar store. I used some other circular coasters I had as a stencil. A soft leaded pencil was great for outlining perfect circles. It was easy to cut them out using scissors. One sheet made 5 coasters. They work really well!
What a great idea and the artist in me sees cute things to paint on them.
ReplyDeleteMy daughter thought the same thing, natural works for lazy me!
DeleteI like the idea of cork coasters. I will check if I'm able to get them here.
ReplyDeleteGreat idea, well done! Hugs, Valerie
ReplyDeleteThe thing I noticed about cork, is it is prone to the mold.
ReplyDeleteOops I should make a lot of them in that case, toss them when they go moldy.
Deleteaww these look cute! I live in portugal where most of the cork is produced. and here you can find a lot of things made of cork. including pretty cool handbags and wallets ;)
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Would it be easier to cover the table with the cork sheets? Or stick cork circles under all glasses and cups?
ReplyDeleteGod bless.
cork sheets...maybe
DeleteBoa tarde, o suporte para copos em corticite prensada é o ideal, ficaram perfeitos.
ReplyDeleteContinuação de feliz semana,
AG
Smart idea!
ReplyDeletequick solution to the problem of rings on tables :)
ReplyDeleteGreat idea! Glad they work and do the job of absorbing liquids.
ReplyDeleteHello, I found you through another blog :-)
ReplyDeleteYea cork sheets make the Best coasters.
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I know people who oaints on cork
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Looks a good idea, well done.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
Oh Wow! I love it! What a great idea.
ReplyDeleteNicely done!
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