By 1. Geometric Clay
Pretty Nice
These black-and-white geometric clay coasters from Pretty Nice can be decorated however you'd like to fit into your living room decor—but we love the striking black designs she's chosen, which would look particularly striking against a wooden coffee table.
2. Painted Cork
Ladyface
Want to add a burst of sunny cheerfulness to your living room? These painted cork coasters from Ladyface are so happy and welcoming. Not to mention easy to make: All you need is masking tape, cork, and acrylic paint.
3. Honeycomb Felt
Ciera Design
These burgundy-colored honeycomb felt coasters from Ciera Design are chic, elegant, and flirty—the perfect coasters to put underneath a cocktail or a glass of red wine.
4. Chalkboard
The Sweetest Occasion
What better way to spend a leisurely converstation than with a game of tic-tac-toe amongs friends. Or, conversely, pass a boring one with doodles? These DIY chalkboard coasters from The Sweetest Occasion are an easy craft with a fun reward
5. Gilded Cement
A Daily Something
It's really not that hard to make cement coasters, as overwhelming as they may seem. Follow the simple instructions from A Daily Something to create your own version of these gilded drink rests.
6. Scrabble Coasters
Intimate Weddings
Intimate Weddings markets these Scrabble-tiled coasters as (surprise!) a wedding favor, but we think these clever creations have so many more uses. The best thing? You can use aging glaze or stain to highlight a specific word or name. C-L-E-V-E-R.
7. Wood Slices
Clever Pink Pirate
These wood slice coasters from Clever Pink Pirate use leftover Christmas trees to produce a set of unique coasters that can be branded with a woodburner (of course: be careful!). Decorate them however you'd wish and seal them for this clever seasonal coaster.
8. Paper Coasters
Hello Wonderful
These paper coasters may not stand up to many spills (we'd recommend several layers of sealant), but the craft—from Hello Wonderful—is a great opportunity for kids to get hands-on. Just Mod Podge your favorite scrapbook paper to round coasters for a beautiful creation that can adapt to any room.
9. Fruit Coasters
Design Is Yay
You may not think you've got an artistic bone in your body, but we think you'll be surprised if you try these painted fruit coasters from Design Is Yay, made using $1 coasters from IKEA. They're the perfect accompaniament to a summer barbecue.
10. Watercolor Wood
The Flair Exchange
These hazy watercolor coasters are perfect for your artsy friend. You'll enjoy taking the time to make the beautiful watercolor patterns (in your favorite colors), and they'll love the newest addition to their living room. Find the instructions at The Flair Exchange.
11. Wood Hexagons
Dans Le Townhouse
Paint these wooden hexagon coasters from Dans Le Townhouse any color you want. They're super-sturdy and chunky, a great look for a rustic coffee table. Plus: Together, they look like a super-colorful beehive.
12. Dried Flowers
The Crafted Life
Here's a great use for those dried flowers you've been saving: Make them into coasters. No one will believe you made these yourself, they look so professional, but it's really not that hard—just follow the simple directions at The Crafted Life.
13. Swirled Clay
Something Peach
These elegant clay coasters are incredibly easy to make, and will instantly upgrade the look of your entire living room. All you'll need are two colors of polymer clay, a rolling pin, craft knife—and these instructions from Something Peach.
14. Ombre Leather
Almost Makes Perfect
These leather coasters from Almost Makes Perfect are "barely" spray painted to create a gorgeous ombre effect, great for topping a lucite or white table.
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