DIY Cork Coasters

Cork Coasters are so easy and fun to make!

 

For this project you will need:
CD's, a roll of cork, spray adhesive, pictures from your laser printer, woodworker's transfer tool, scissor or a razor blade.

I first used spray adhesive on the cork and the CD's. I sprayed them outside as the spray adhesive has an odor. Wait a few minutes before putting them together. 

Cut around the cork close to your CD’s.

 Print out your pictures with your laser printer. 
*(Mirror image your picture if it has letters or numbers on it)

 Plug in your woodworker's transfer tool and transfer your picture onto the cork. 
HOW TO:
Rub the woodworker's transfer tools round tip back and forth all over the paper. You can peel up the paper to see how it's transferring the image. If you want the image darker put the paper back down without moving it. Go back over the paper once again with the woodworker's transfer tool. 

You can find the woodworker's transfer tool on my sidebar. 

Cork image transfers are very quick and easy to do using your woodworker's transfer tool. 

I've tried all kinds of designs on the cork coasters.

Each design transferred with ease.

So far I've used my woodworker's transfer tool on fabric, wood, terra cotta pots and cork. 

Making pretty coasters with your woodworker's transfer tool is so much fun! 

I've been making many coasters for my family and friends.

You can use your coasters indoors or outdoors for entertaining. 

I’m off to make some for Christmas!

Happy Crafting!
xo,
Dee
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