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Craft - Trivet

Check out this easy craft to make for your graduation party or bridal shower or wedding or B'nai Mitzvah.  You can personalize your party with color co-ordinating coasters or trivets for your parties. You could also write your guests names on the tile and use them as nameplates. Your guest can take them home to remember the special occasion. 

Coaster or Trivet


Supplies:
tiles
Mod Podge (Matt or Shiny, I used shiny to make it look like painted glass)
decorative craft paper
scissors
felt circles

Place tile on the craft paper and trace. Cut out. Paint Mod Podge on tile. Place craft paper on top and smooth out. IF you want to write your guest names on the tiles then do it before you add a top coat of Mod Podge. Now, add a coat of Mod Podge. Let dry. Repeat atleast one more time and let dry. Add felt circles to the back of tile to prevent it from scratching your table.
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