Mod Podge coasters made with comic book pages and outlet covers. Electrical outlet covers spray painted white. Plastic circle ...

We are bringing in a new DIY segment to show different crafts, home improvement, gift ideas and more. Today I had a great time making personalized Mod Podge Coasters for my mother for Mother’s ...

Cut out the pictures, rounding the edges, which gives the finished photo coasters a nice look. Coat the front of the tile with a thin layer of Mod Podge, then center and press a picture to the tile.

Coat the tops of the coasters with a layer of Mod Podge, and set aside to dry for at least one hour. Take outdoors or to a well-ventilated spot and coat with clear sealant spray paint.

Let the Mod Podge dry for about 15 seconds, then place your coaster over the photo and press gently, adhering it to the sticky side of the photo. Allow it to dry for at least 20 minutes without ...

These do-it-yourself coasters are not only perfect to have around your house, ... Let the Mod Podge dry and do at least 2 to 3 more coats. This will fully protect the paper from any water.

Coasters make great inexpensive hostess gifts and you can easily make your own for even less! Not only are they very functional, but you can add your own special touch by personalizing them.

It turns out that with just a bit of Mod Podge acrylic sealer, it's actually pretty easy to transfer images from printer paper onto a variety of materials: wood, canvas, or in our case, tiles.