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Make Scrabble Tile Coasters in Minutes (So Easy!)

Making Scrabble tile coasters is easy! You can do this project in just a few minutes – it makes a great gift idea or budget home decor.

Skills Required; None. Even first time crafters can make these Scrabble coasters! The hardest part of the project is finding the tiles – look for an old game or tiles on eBay.

How to Make Scrabble Tile Coasters in Minutes

There’s a supply I keep on hand in one of the drawers of the kitchen – a product that can create masterpieces in minutes, in addition to fixing all of the little household issues that come up.

It’s called Krazy Glue, and I’m sure you’ve heard of it! I had some Scrabble tiles left over from another craft project, and I decided to use them to make some unique DIY coasters. So that’s what I did.

Here’s how I made these scrabble tile coasters. You won’t believe how easy this project is – it just took a few minutes.

Scrabble Coasters

Gather These Supplies

  • Krazy Glue
  • A cork tile big enough to make 4 coasters
  • Scrabble tiles – you can get them from eBay or get faux ones from the craft store
  • X-Acto knife
  • Craft mat
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Here are the two key supplies for this project. Krazy Glue has a craft glue and craft gel formula, which is just as strong as the household stuff. It also comes in a new 20g gel formula that you can use for larger projects.

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You’ll need to lay out the cork tile on your surface, and grab your scrabble tiles. Decide if you want to spell words or just make it random, and begin laying them out in 4 x 4 patterns.

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Start gluing the scrabble tiles to the cork. There’s a reason that the motto for Krazy Glue is “Krazy strong, Krazy fast”. It completes a craft faster than it takes to set and heat up a glue gun properly (and you won’t burn yourself!).

I love the gel especially because there’s no mess, and it fill in gaps when bonding mismatched surfaces.

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Once the Krazy Glue is dry (which happens quickly), you can trim around the edges of your scrabble tiles with the X-Acto. Repeat for the three other coasters and that’s it!

Make coasters from scrabble tiles

I love my new scrabble tile coasters! And just so you know, Krazy Glue works on porcelain, pottery, plastic, rubber, metal and glass, or vinyl. I’ll be keeping it around for my next awesome craft project for sure.

How to Make Scrabble Tile Coasters in Minutes
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Scrabble Coasters

If you like Scrabble tile crafts, these coasters are going to be right up your alley! They are very easy to make.
Prep Time5 minutes
Active Time35 minutes
Dry Time4 hours
Total Time40 minutes
Yield: 4 coasters
Cost: $5

Materials

Instructions

  • You’ll need to lay out the cork tile on your surface, and grab your scrabble tiles. Begin laying them out in 4 x 4 patterns.
  • Start gluing the scrabble tiles to the cork, pressing them closely together. in a grid.
  • Let dry completely then trim around the edges with the X-Acto.
  • Repeat with three additional coasters.

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Lori Nyman

Wednesday 13th of September 2023

Do you need to seal the tile coasters?

Amy

Thursday 21st of September 2023

Not if you are using scrabble tiles! Some people pour resin but you don't have to.

kristi@ishouldbemoppingthefloor

Wednesday 21st of May 2014

Cutest coasters ever!!

Jeanie @ create&babble

Wednesday 21st of May 2014

Those are the coolest coasters - I gotta make these. Perfect for game night! Thanks for the great idea!

KC Coake

Tuesday 20th of May 2014

What a great idea! I never knew that Krazy Glue had a craft version. Very cool. KC

Lauren

Tuesday 20th of May 2014

I love your Scrabble tile coasters! So cute! Can Scrabble tiles be purchased in craft stores? If not, I'll have to hit a garage sale or two -- I totally want to make these!!

Amy

Tuesday 20th of May 2014

You can get them on ebay - I bought these tiles from Jo-Ann!