This aesthetic coaster by Orly Shani via Hallmark Channel on YouTube is made out of round acrylics and pressed flowers. You can make this easily in as fast as 5 minutes, after learning the technique, you can now create more of this coaster, then give it as a gift or even sell it! If you want to learn how to do it now in just 2 easy steps, then read down below for the full instructions. and watch their video tutorial as well.

Materials:

  • Coasters
  • Copper tape
  • Pressed flowers
  • Scissors
  • Binder clip

Directions:

Step 1

Peel one side of the protective film completely off from each coaster. Lay the coaster with its peeled side facing up, then start placing the flowers on top arranging them however you want, make sure that the flowers were pressed between the pages of a heavy book overnight or longer for better results. Make sure to touch only the flowers when you want to move them around and not the glass itself to not leave a mark. Remember that the fewer flowers you use the better, also cut the stems off if needed.

How To Make DIY Pressed Flower Coaster
Image credit: Hallmark Channel via YouTube

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Step 2

Now, lay the second coaster on top with its peeled side facing down on the flowers, then make sure that they are aligned. Press them together firmly using your fingers, then peel off the other side of your protective film from your coaster, and use a binder clip to hold them together while you’re preparing your copper tape. Apply the copper tape around the edges fusing them together, then use your thumbs to push them firmly against the edges and you’re done!

Easy To Make DIY Pressed Flower Coaster
Image credit: Hallmark Channel via YouTube

 

*Thanks to Hallmark Channel via YouTube for all images used here. If you loved this project idea, then you’ll surely love their other video tutorials too, so give their channel a visit and subscribe!

Easy DIY Pressed Flower Coaster Tutorial

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