💕 DIY Punch Needle Coasters – Easy and Cozy Craft for Beginners

Looking for a cozy weekend project? These punch needle coasters are not only fun to make but also add a soft, handmade touch to your home décor. A perfect beginner-friendly craft to try! 🌙

🌙 DIY Punch Needle Coasters – Step by Step🌙

Lately, I’ve been obsessed with punch needle projects — they’re simple, relaxing, and the end result is just so satisfying. For this tutorial, I used two punch needle coaster kits from Temu. Each set comes with everything you need: wool yarn, printed fabric, punch needle, threader, embroidery hoop, backing fabric, but not with scissors or glue.

It’s a great way to start if you’re new to punch needle because you don’t have to stress about getting the right tools — everything’s included and ready to go!

🛒 Kits used:

Beginner Punch Needle Set – Temu

Advanced Design Set – Temu

💕 Materials

• Punch needle set (with printed fabric and yarn)

• Embroidery hoop (included in the kit)

• Scissors

• Fabric glue (I use B-7000 clear adhesive)

• Hot glue gun

• Backing fabric (included in the kit)

🌿 How to Make Them

• Prepare your fabric:

  Stretch the printed fabric tightly in the embroidery hoop. This part is super important — the tighter, the better your punch needle will look.

  
  

• Thread your punch needle:

  Use the threader to guide the yarn through the punch needle.

  
  

• Start punching:

  Follow the printed design on the fabric, punch by punch, until the entire design is filled.

  
  

• Remove from hoop:

  Once finished, take your design out of the hoop. Cut the fabric around the edge, leaving about 4 cm of extra fabric all around.

  
  

• Seal the edges:

  Apply fabric glue around the punched area to secure the yarn. Let it dry for about 24 hours.

  
  

• Trim and fold:

  Carefully make small snips in the fabric edge (but don’t cut too close to the yarn!). Fold the edges inward and glue them down using a hot glue gun, making it as neat and tight as possible.

  
  

• Add the backing:

  Finally, glue the backing fabric to the bottom of your coaster for a clean, finished look — and you’re done!

☕ Final Thoughts

Each coaster takes about an hour to make if you go at a chill pace — perfect for a slow crafting afternoon with some tea and music. The making process is super relaxing, but finishing them neatly takes a little more patience (totally worth it though!).

If you want to see the full process in action, check out my YouTube video where I show exactly how I made mine step-by-step

🎥👉 Watch it on EsZorroArt YouTube

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How easy was this craft?

★★★★☆

Super beginner-friendly, but finishing the edges can be a little tricky! 💫

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