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DIY Jute Coasters

By Racquel Bregg in Easy DIY Projects & Crafts

I love the look of jute crafts and decor and I’ve done many projects for the house using jute, burlap, and other natural materials.  I recently refinished a table top and wanted to be sure I had coasters to protect the freshly finished surface.  Since I have been wanting to try Jute Coasters for some time, this was a perfect reason!  

I’ve seen many tutorials for Jute Coasters but most don’t give a lot of detail.  So I decided to forge ahead and figure it out myself and finally settled on this super easy, felt-backed DIY Jute Coaster.

These beautiful Jute Coasters look like they came from an expensive store, but you can easily make them yourself! Here’s the full DIY tutorial: 

These beautiful Jute Coasters look like they came from an expensive store, but you can easily make them yourself! Here's the full DIY tutorial: this idea now...

DIY Jute Coasters

Supplies:

  • spool of jute cord – thicker works better than thin
  • felt
  • hot glue gun and glue
  • scissors
  • marker

These beautiful Jute Coasters look like they came from an expensive store, but you can easily make them yourself! Here's the full DIY tutorial:

Instructions:

Begin by tracing circles onto the felt the size you’d like your finished coasters to be and cut out enough circles for your project. 

These beautiful Jute Coasters look like they came from an expensive store, but you can easily make them yourself! Here's the full DIY tutorial:

Next begin winding the jute into a circle.  Add just a drop of hot glue to the back side to secure the starting point.  Continue winding until you have a circle about 1/2″ around.  Add a spot of hot glue to the center of the felt and secure the jute circle to the felt. 

These beautiful Jute Coasters look like they came from an expensive store, but you can easily make them yourself! Here's the full DIY tutorial:

Add a small line of hot glue to the felt around the cord and quickly lay more cord into the glue.  Repeat this step as the jute continues to cover the felt.

These beautiful Jute Coasters look like they came from an expensive store, but you can easily make them yourself! Here's the full DIY tutorial:

Be careful to wipe away any access hot glue as you work to keep the coasters as neat and clean as possible.  

When you’ve reached the outside of the felt cut the jute and secure the end with hot glue. 

If necessary trim off any uneven edges of felt. 

These beautiful Jute Coasters look like they came from an expensive store, but you can easily make them yourself! Here's the full DIY tutorial:

Repeat to complete additional DIY Jute Coasters!

These beautiful Jute Coasters look like they came from an expensive store, but you can easily make them yourself! Here's the full DIY tutorial:

I love the felt backing on these DIY Jute Coasters for a couple of reasons.  This helps hide the messy hot glue rather than the back of the coasters showing where the glue holds the jute in place.

Second, the jute is not harsh by any means but the felt makes the back of the coaster much softer for gentle use on my freshly finished table!

Do you love the look of Jute decor too?

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    Filed Under: Easy DIY Projects & Crafts, Home Published on July 2, 2015

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    Comments

    1. Amy Desrosiers says

      July 2, 2015 at 7:55 pm

      I love the twine look and can really see myself making these! They would easily fit into my rustic decor.

      Reply
    2. valmg @ Mom Knows It All says

      July 3, 2015 at 1:31 am

      They look great. I bet they absorb well. How would one clean them?

      Reply
    3. Ellen Christian says

      July 3, 2015 at 8:30 am

      This is such a fun craft. It’s stylish and still has a natural look that I really like.

      Reply
    4. Amber Edwards says

      July 3, 2015 at 10:29 am

      Those jute cords make such nice coaster! And so easy to make too! What a great idea!

      Reply
    5. Andrea Kruse says

      July 3, 2015 at 10:31 am

      Very cute and easy to make! I love the simplicity of Jute decorated items, too.

      Reply
    6. dawn says

      July 4, 2015 at 5:34 am

      My mom used to make things like this all the time while I was growing up. I am such a fan of this look.

      Reply
    7. artichokesewing says

      March 20, 2023 at 9:58 am

      Great guide Racquel! Have you tried to sew jute coasters instead of gluing them on paper? You can also dye the rope with natural colorants (or any textile colorant will do the job even easier). Have posted a step-by-step guide recently on my blog on the dyeing process. Feel free to ask any questions if you are interested in dyeing and sewing. Cheers! Anna.

      Reply

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