Coffee Bean Crafts, simply stated, are DIY projects using these aromatic and life-sustaining beans. The DIY coffee bean projects we have gathered here for you are for decorating your home and for making unique accessories. For those who don't have coffee beans, you can ask your local coffee shop for a teeny amount. I bet they'd offer them to you for free.
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Charms
There are coffee bean charms available online but they are made of sterling silver. Those are beautiful, yes, but you can make yours using real coffee beans. What Renee did was spray paint the coffee bean in silver before hanging it from a chain. Clever.
Coffee bean charms are a great way to show your love of coffee. They make a unique gift for any coffee-lover in your life. You can find coffee bean charms made of sterling silver online, but you can also make your own with real coffee beans. All you need to do is spray paint the beans in silver before hanging them from a chain. Not only is this a fun and creative way to make your own jewelry, but it also makes a great conversation starter. Coffee bean charms are a great way to show your love of coffee and make a unique gift for any coffee-lover in your life.
Topiary
Isn't this pretty? The great thing about this is that you have plenty of options when it comes to the design. You can use a cone or a round foam base. These things also have plenty of decorative uses. You can use these as holiday decorations or as centerpieces in weddings or parties.
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Centerpiece
Here is another centerpiece coffee bean craft for you. This particular project is incredibly easy to do. You simply pour coffee beans into a candle plate, bury three tea light candle tins and add gerberas. Design variation: instead of a flat plate, use a jar filled with coffee beans and a bunch of flowers.
Wreath
How adorable is this wreath? This sunflower design is all sorts of fantastic but you can also go the traditional wreath route. You simply cover a wreath foam with beans and then hang.
Candle Holder
This is probably one of the most popular coffee bean crafts out there. It's one of the easiest, too. What you do is pour coffee beans into a clear jar and then place a tea light candle on top. Light up and enjoy the coffee smell invade the room in the most decadent way.
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Favors
The tutorial after the link will show you how to sew a burlap bag. You can then fill this bag with coffee beans and give away as wedding favors. Sure the coffee beans are not the main materials of the project but they are the most important details. Happy sewing!
Art
One of the fun ways that you can DIY with coffee beans is by making art. This coffee cup canvas art is cute but you can go for other designs, too. How about skeleton key shapes? Or hearts? You can even spray paint the canvas in any color you like first. After you glue the beans, make sure that you spray the whole thing with a finishing coat.
Art is a popular form of expression and using coffee beans as a medium adds a unique touch to any piece. This DIY project allows for creativity and personalization, as you can choose the design and color of the canvas. The finishing coat ensures that the beans stay in place, making it a long-lasting piece of art. Coffee bean art can also be used for home decor, adding a cozy and rustic feel to any room. Additionally, this craft is eco-friendly as it repurposes coffee beans that would otherwise be discarded. It's a fun and sustainable way to add some character to your space.
Storage Jar
How pretty! You will need a jar with glass lid, resin, and coffee beans to make this lovely storage jar. Check out the tutorial after the link to see how to mix and work with resin.
Organizer
Looking for a pretty way to organize your makeup brushes? Use coffee beans! Simply pour them into clear jars and prop your brushes. Easy!
These coffee bean crafts have convinced me that I need my 2nd cup of java for the day. Hope that these coffee bean DIY projects inspire you! If you have other more fantastic ideas for crafting with coffee beans, let us know via the comments below.
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