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We have some boring ol’ glass coasters at my house.

These sustainable ones made from bright vintage fabrics look so much more fun….

$12 for a set of four.

Get them at the Good EGG shop.

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There is something simply gorgeous about Alyssa Ettinger. I don’t know  design blogger who doesn’t love her. But ceramics can be a tricky thing and sometimes you don’t’ have the budget. So get a loved one these gorgeous coasters, cuz who doesn’t need coasters?  ($39)

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(chocolate coasters by animi causa,  $12.95)

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This might be the most beautiful coaster I’ve seen in my life. No joke, I want to frame this sucker. ($24 for a set of 4)

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Not real lace, but rubber lace. Rubber lace coasters. In girly white or goth-y black. ($9, from Perpetual Kid)

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On the left: A simple necklace by Adea, $37

On the right: One in a series of bird paintings by nquinn on reclaims cigar boxes. $20

On the left: A sea urchin-inspired ring, $48. By Honeybee.

On the right: I know I already did coasters last week, but I like these, from Hockwear. $12

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I’ve got a lovely vintage suitcase as a coffee table. I adore it, but it seems to not be taking to well to drinks and cups. I need coasters.

I like these best, from three by three (above). They’re from the Spot On series.

Plum Party has some whimsical ones, in modern floral patterns. $15.

Loft Party has some simple striped ones, for $8.

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At left: A leather wristband for the boys. Rock n roll? $20, from Luemie

At right: Glass coasters, from Atlantis Designs, $39

At left: Drunken peach preserves, made with Courvoisier Cognac, from Pan’s Pantry, $7

At right: A bee charm necklace from itsyourlife, $24

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