You know we love an easy and charming DIY around here!! So we created the easiest DIY mini marble cake stands using only 3 supplies!
The best part, you only need 3 supplies to make these!! They’re great for serving dessert at individual place settings or filling a table with them!
DIY Mini Marble Cake Stands
Supplies
- Marble Costers – This hexagon coasters would be cool too.
- Wooden Doll Bodies (these exact ones)
- Silicone sealer
Directions
- Glue the wooden part to the center of the coster. You can use a ruler to measure each side to get it exactly in the middle.
- Then let the glue dry for 24 hours face down, meaning the coster is resting on the table.
You’re
I really love these for individual place settings for a baby shower, bridal shower or birthday party. Each guests can have a cupcake waiting for them when they sit down to eat. I mean, who doesn’t like dessert before dinner?!
You can even customize the cake stands by using alphabet coasters! These would make great party favors for guests.
These DIY Mini Marble Cake Stands are modern and charming. They also go with any theme which is great too. Also, if you like making cake stands check out more 50 Gorgeous Do-It-Yourself Cake Stands!
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DIY Mini Marble Cake Stands
Ingredients
- 4 round marble coasters
- 4 wooden doll bodies
- 1.5 ounce silicone sealer
Instructions
- Glue the wooden part to the center of the coster. You can use a ruler to measure each side to get it exactly in the middle.
- Then let the glue dry for 24 hours face down, meaning the coster is resting on the table.
- You’re cake stands will be ready the next day!
Maritza says
I absolutely love these mini marble cake stands. So perfect for any occasion…
Eden says
Thank you so much!!
A says
Coaster, not coster.
Elan says
What beautiful marble cake stand! I love the way it is designed.
Erin says
one more question, how did you get the cork off the back of the coasters? Hopefully it’s an easy enough task since I have about 30 to make.
Eden says
Hi Erin, the coasters I bought didn’t have cork on the back. However, I think you can glue on the cork if you had to!