DIY Wrapped Rope Coasters
Looking for a handmade hostess gift? If so, you must try this DIY Wrapped Rope Coasters project. It is simple and so cute.
Sometimes it is the simple supplies that make the cutest craft project! This is a perfect example of that philosophy. We used cotton rope from the hardware store along with cork coasters to make these darling DIY Wrapped Rope Coasters.
Now, if you have been a long time reader of Alice & Lois, then you know that we love using cotton rope, or clothesline for projects. Do you remember the DIY Rope Planter? This was an all time favorite project!
Wrapped Rope Coaster Supplies
Projects that use simple and easy to find supplies are our favorites! Here is what you need for the coasters:
- Cotton Rope
- Cork Coasters
- Embroidery floss
- Glue
- Scissors
- Sealant
How to make DIY Wrapped Rope Coasters
You can find the full supply list and tutorial over on hunker.com. We are monthly contributors to the DIY section of hunker. There are so many cool DIY projects for the home over there! Make sure and check some out.
Embroidery thread (or embroidery floss) is the key to adding the pop of color to the natural rope. It is so fun to use whatever color palette you are in the mood for! Greens and blues look so good on these rope coasters.
DIY projects using cotton rope
See some of our favorite craft projects using a simple material you can find at the local hardware store... cotton clothesline rope!
These keychains have almost a nautical feel, don't you think? We love the embroidery thread wrapped aorund the rope for a pop of color.
Learn how to make this DIY Wrapped Rope Wall Art using just a few supplies.
Make a large statement art piece for your home or office using rope and yarn.
This project has been repinned on Pinterest over a million times! It is an all time favorite project!
Simple and so very useful! See how to make this cotton rope trivet using clothesline.
How about a wearable piece of art?! See how to make this wrapped rope necklace!
Cannot forget a holiday project using wrapped rope!
Add some color to a rope basket using watered down paint.
Your plants will be so happy in this clothesline rope planter with embellishments.
I just subscribed to your blog because I too, love to work with rope from the hardware store. All your rope creations are giving me lots of ideas. Thanks!