Make your own Hama bead coasters

Coasters are simple, easy, and inexpensive. They’ll also let you add a bit of pep and color to your kitchen or aperitif time. Check out our selection of coasters made entirely with Hama beads.

Let’s start with these lovely creations with a little retro-chic, slightly British vibe. Source: Craft and creativity

If floral patterns leave you cold, why not try coasters with geometric designs. Source: einstueckvomglueck

Add a nicely retro touch by creating doily-shaped coasters. The idea comes from the great blog Blue Marguerite. Adapt it in all sorts of ways and colors.

To bring out the sun, you can also try the very well-executed DIY from My Frugal Adventures: slices of lemon, watermelon, or orange await you there, depending on your mood.

In a completely different style—but one that will please both grown-ups and little ones—a set featuring Disney emblems: between Cinderella’s shoe and Aladdin’s magic lamp, this set will be an ideal partner for a themed birthday. Source: My Diddl

For those who can’t resist the kawaii spirit, the blog By little ones offers a very lovely DIY that’s perfectly explained!

Young Star Wars fans aren’t left out either, with an army of Troopers to assemble at Magasaly

On the Etsy blog, you’ll find a tutorial to whip up tangy coasters in no time.

Also find a great series of colorful patterns at beadmerrily. Plenty to keep you busy for hours.

La chouette bricole has made a super appetizing set of apples as well as a carafe coaster. Enough to whet your appetite!

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For Father’s Day, Mes petits bonheurs came up with a set of floppy disks for geeky and slightly nostalgic dads.

For the Christmas holidays, let yourself be charmed by these Santa belt–shaped coasters: a small detail that could make all the difference on Christmas Eve. Source: Michaels

And we finish with, without a doubt, the vintage favorite: Dédé Dans son jardin’s revival of the very famous 1970s Mobil Mug! Perfect for old-school teatime 🙂