Front of the Coasters (used this pattern)


The backsides - I just used one square of each of the colors used in the mix up instead of a plain background.

I also made some specialty rubs. Kansas City Rib Rub, Carolina BBQ Rub, and a Sweet & Savory Seafood Rub (I am also making these for my father in law for Christmas - the theme this year is homemade, and I thought what better homemade thing for a guy than BBQ rubs? Oh and I made the labels myself!)

All together, I got the rolling pin & spatulas from the Dollar Store. They are so awesome tho and fit the color scheme perfectly! I also made some Rosemary Olive Oil. Yum-O!

1 comment:
oh my gosh, you MADE those rubs? please tell me how!!! i'd love to do this for my husband for v-day coming up or his b-day-one day before v-day. He wanted some for christmas but i don't think anyone got him any
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