Easy DIY Ikat Cork Coasters
INSIDE : Learn how to hand paint fun entertain DIY Ikat Cork Coasters! Your house guests will love them and they’ll keep your furniture happy.
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The sun is out, the weather is warming up, flowers are starting to bloom and it’s time to start hosting friends over to enjoy a nice evening outside and a refreshing adult beverage. Today, I am sharing how to make Easy DIY Ikat Cork Coasters for such an occasion!
And bonus because the supplies for this project could not be any simpler!
What supplies do I need to make a painted IKAT cork coaster?
Acrylic Paints
Small Angled Paint Brush
Cork Coasters
How do I make painted IKAT cork coasters?
I used five different paint colors on my cork coasters for a nice layered ikat look.
1. Start with your base color and paint on simple diamond shapes. Be sure to fill them in and then “mess up” the edges of the diamond shape. If they are too perfect looking, it won’t give an ikat look.
2 and 3. Using your next color, paint slightly smaller diamonds over top the base color. Fill them in and “mess up” edges again.
4, 5 and 6. Simply continue layering your paints on top of each other. Be sure to allow for dry time in between paints so they don’t start to mix.
After you’ve given the cork coasters adequate time to dry, it’s time to break your favorite drink ingredients!
I love the bold pop of color these coasters can bring to your table, too.
I’ve got my easy DIY Ikat Cork Coasters and now I am ready for a drink. I’ve been loving Cucumber Mint Moscow Mules, but what is your favorite summer beverage? I’m looking to mix it up a little bit, so please share below!
If you liked this party decor DIY, you might also like these!
Marbled Party Cups
Leather Cuffed Glass
This originally was shared as a contributor post at Place of My Taste.
Oh these would be fabulous on our front porch this summer! Pinning and sharing!
~ Ashley
Thanks so much, Ashley!
These are so cute! I’ve been wondering if I have enough skill to paint my own ikat design. Now I’m definitely inspired to try it!
I love all things ikat, and these are so quick and easy! They would make such a cute gift. Love your pictures, too. I just started reading your blog, and I’m so glad I found it! Ok, enough gushing, but truly….I’m enjoying your blog. 🙂
Oh, thank you so much Rachel!! Such kind words. And who doesn’t love Ikat! Glad you’re following along.