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DIY Clay tea coasters

Hi Guys.. these days I am very much in to DIY and I plan to add more
posts on the same.. my today’s post is something related to a new medium
which I am trying .. yes its Clays 🙂 .. This particular DIY is made using air dry clay from Mungyo. So before I start on how I did it .. here are some pics of the same –

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Now on how I did it and some more closeups –
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My inspiration for this post was whimseybox..
She had used ceramic tiles which I did not have handy.. Hence I am
improvised and used air dry clay.. Since its air dry clay you need to
work fairly quickly with it.. You approximately have an hour to work
with shaping it and than it starts hardening.. I kneaded clay a bit and
than rolled it out using a rolling pan.. I have used Fast track watches
lid as my cookie cutter to cut the shape..  Once the shape was cut out
you let it dry.. One tip while drying see to it that you coasters don’t
start being, straighten them out in regular periods.. I let the dry for 2
– 3 days before working on them.. Once they were completely dry I used
another one of my favorite product these days The paint markers to
doodle or whatever the design you want to.. I decided to go with the
words and I have used black paint marker to write them down.. The sides
are colored using gold paint marker.. I have than added coats of marine
fevicol to protect the coasters from water (the marine fevicol provides a
good and cheap alternative to Mod podge if you have patience for the
fevicol to dry).. It takes 2 -3 days for fevicol to dry which also adds
glossy look to the coasters .. Once dry add some foam sheets
on the behind to provide a flat base to the coasters.. I have used
glitter foams as I had them handy .. So here are some more pics of the
same –

Back of the coasters –

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All the coasters that I have made –


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Some close ups –


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Could not wait to use it 🙂 –


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Hope you guys enjoyed the post.. Happy crafting..

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Khyati Kothari

Khyati Kothari

An artist who loves to dabble with Paper, Paints and textures. The resident dreamer at CrafTangles and HNDMD.

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