Coasters are more than just practical table accessories—they’re a canvas for creativity! Whether you're looking for a fun DIY project for kids, exploring new coaster painting ideas, or a unique way to personalise your space, making and painting your own DIY table coasters is a rewarding experience. From vibrant festival-themed designs to cultural art forms, this guide will walk you through seven exciting DIY coaster projects that you can create and customize at home. Grab your materials, unleash your imagination, and get ready to craft coasters that reflect your personal style!

1. Craft a Colourful Kite Coaster for a Fun Kids' Activity

Introduce your child to the joy of crafting with this vibrant kite coaster activity — a great way to explore coaster painting ideas together! A perfect way to celebrate Makar Sankranti, this project lets kids explore creativity while making something useful.

Materials Needed:

• Fevicol A+

• Rangeela Tempera Colours

• OHP Sheet

• Coloured Chart Papers

• Ice Cream Sticks

• Pencil

• Fine Art Brushes

Steps to Create:

Cut two OHP sheets into squares (11 cm each). Stick ice cream sticks onto one sheet using Fevicol A+ and let it dry. Paint the coaster with Rangeela Tempera Colours and attach a kite tail made from an ice cream stick wrapped in coloured chart paper. Cut and stick comic-style eyes and mouth onto the coaster. Finally, seal the design by covering it with another OHP sheet using Fevistik.

Creative Tip: Add a touch of sparkle with glitter glue or sequins to make your handmade coasters even more eye-catching!

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2. DIY Coaster Navratri Craft Using Corrugated Sheets

Let your child embrace the festive spirit of Navratri with this DIY coaster craft! This activity introduces kids to traditional designs while enhancing their artistic skills — it's perfect for anyone looking for new DIY coaster ideas.

Materials Needed:

• Fevicol A+

• Rangeela Tempera Colours

• Foil Mirrors (Various Shapes & Sizes)

• Fevicryl White or Pearl Outliner

• Corrugated Sheet

• Pencil

• Scale

• Scissors

Steps to Create:

Cut a 10 cm square from a corrugated sheet. Paint it using Rangeela Tempera Colours and let it dry. Sketch a traditional design onto the coaster and fill it with vibrant colours. Stick foil mirrors in a pattern using Fevicol A+, then outline them with Fevicryl 3D White Outliner. Let everything dry, and your Navratri coaster is ready!

Creative Tip: For extra festive flair, use metallic paints or embellish with tiny beads and sequins!

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3. Cardboard Tray and Coaster Decor Craft Activity

Turn ordinary cardboard into a stunning Aipan art coaster and tray — a perfect addition to your coaster painting ideas list! This craft blends tradition with creativity, giving kids a chance to create both decorative and functional pieces.

Materials Needed:

• Fevicryl Acrylic Colours (White & Red)

• Fevicol A+

• Corrugated Sheet

• Cobbler Cord

• Pencil

Steps to Create:

Cut a 15 cm square from a corrugated sheet. Paint it white, let it dry, then add a layer of red. Use a white pencil to draw an Aipan design, following a template if needed. Stick cobbler cord in a spiral pattern to enhance the design. You can also apply the same technique to an upcycled tray for a matching set!

Creative Tip: Try experimenting with different colour combinations or add a coat of clear varnish for a polished look!

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4. Sorahi Coaster Craft Activity with Cardboard

Encourage your child’s creativity with this beautiful Sorahi art coaster — a unique option for those exploring DIY coaster projects. A fun and engaging way to explore quilling and paper crafting.

Materials Needed:

• Fevicol MR

• Rangeela Tempera Colours

• Coloured Chart Paper (Orange, Yellow & Green)

• Quilling Strips

• Fine Art Brushes

• Felt Pen

• Scale

• Scissors

• OHP Sheet

Steps to Create:

Cut a 15 cm square from a mount board. Draw Sorahi motifs on coloured chart paper, cut them out, and paint with Rangeela Tempera Colours. Outline them with a felt pen for definition. Assemble the motifs onto a coloured chart paper background using Fevicol MR. Cover with an OHP sheet and secure the edges. Finally, add a quilling strip border for the finishing touch!

Creative Tip: Use different-coloured quilling strips to create a unique patterned border for your coaster!

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5. Create a DIY Republic Day Coaster with Easy Instructions

Let kids celebrate Republic Day in a creative way by making tricolour coasters! This fun activity helps children express national pride while improving their crafting skills — and it's a great way to make personalised DIY table coasters.

Materials Needed:

• Glue Drops

• Tri-Coloured Foam Sheets

• Pencil

• Scale

• Scissors

Steps to Create:

Cut an 8cm square from tri-coloured foam sheets. Cut four rectangles (10x5 cm) from a contrasting foam sheet. Sketch a hand design onto the rectangular pieces, cut them out, and assemble them using Glue Drops. Follow the same process to create additional tricolour coasters!

Creative Tip: Use glitter foam sheets or add a glossy finish for a more festive look!

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6. Peace Coaster Craft

Promote peace and creativity with this meaningful DIY peace coaster craft, a thoughtful addition to your coaster painting ideas. A wonderful way for kids to express their thoughts through art.

Materials Needed:

• Fevicol A+

• Fevicryl Acrylic Colours

• Mount Board

• Glitter Powder

• OHP Sheet

• Pencil

• Scale

• Compass

• Paper Cutter

Steps to Create:

Draw a 10cm circle on mount board and sketch a peace symbol inside it. Carefully cut out the excess space around the symbol. Use Fevicryl Acrylic Colours to create a fluid art effect over the coaster. Let it dry, and sprinkle glitter for an extra sparkly finish.

Creative Tip: Try blending different colours to create a marbled effect or use glow-in-the-dark paint for a unique touch!

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7. DIY Handmade Holi Coaster for a Fun & Festive Craft Idea

Get ready for Holi with a vibrant DIY coaster craft — a colourful way to explore coaster painting ideas during the festivities. This easy activity lets kids experiment with colours while making beautiful festive decorations.

Materials Needed:

• Fevistik Power

• Corrugated Sheet

• Coloured Wools

• Jute Cord

• Scissors

• Compass

• Pencil

Steps to Create:

Cut a 10 cm circle from a corrugated sheet. Wrap coloured wool around a jute cord, tying knots at the start and end of each colour. Using Fevistik Power, stick the jute cord in a spiral pattern onto the coaster. Let it dry, and your handmade Holi coaster is complete!

Creative Tip: Mix multiple colours of wool to create a rainbow effect for a truly festive look!

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And That’s A Wrap!

With just a few simple materials and a touch of creativity, you can transform everyday coasters into miniature works of art—the perfect inspiration for your next coaster painting ideas. Whether you're celebrating a festival, exploring traditional craft techniques, or simply adding a personal touch to your home décor, these DIY coaster projects offer endless possibilities. So, why not get started today? Pick your favourite design, gather your supplies, and let your artistic journey begin—one coaster at a time!