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One Spot DIY // Snowflake Coasters

December 22, 2016

DIY Snowflake Coasters from Target's One Spot

Hey everyone! I’m so excited to be sharing with you another Target One Spot DIY! Like I said in my previous post, how can you not walk through the One Spot when entering to Target? They know exactly what they’re doing by putting all the cute home decor, office supplies, and kitchen items in one little area for under $5. The other day I found adorable wooden coasters but wanted to add something extra special to them. I decided to create my own set of winter themed coasters to use even after the holidays. With the $1 stamp and the $3 coasters I found in the One Spot, I have custom home decor for less than $5! Here’s how you can make your own set in less than 20 minutes. 

Supplies:

Wooden Coasters from the One Spot || Snowflake Stamp from the One Spot || Modge Podge || White Paint || Small Paint Brush

The How-To:

Step 1: Using your small paint brush, carefully apply the white paint to on the stamp. Do your best to only get it on the raised snowflake. 

Step 2: Using a flat surface, firmly press the stamp down on the coaster. Repeat Steps 1-2 until you have your coaster covered in snowflakes.

Step 3: Once your paint has dried on all the coasters, apply one even coat of Modge Podge. It will dry clear! 

Your coasters are now ready to use!

These snowflake coasters turned out super cute and will be perfect to use during these winter months! Plus, it doubles as festive home decor. There were a variety of stamps to choose from so maybe you’ll try a different design on your coasters or use a different paint color. Make sure to share with me what you create by tagging me on Instagram or leaving in the comments below. 

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