Fans of the British 60s sci-fi TV series “Doctor Who” can now get their hands on a nice set of Dalek coasters that will look great together with this Easter egg cup and spoon.

Four brilliant coasters featuring different images of The Doctor’s nemesis the Daleks packaged in a tin case.

The Doctor Who – Dalek Coasters are available from the Forbidden Planet International website for £4.99 (about $9 USD).

Etsy member lostmitten from Ontario, Canada has used Perler beads to create these adorable Pac-Man coasters and the included storage box, which goes in the same cool retro gaming style.

The coaster box is Pacman themed – with Pacman on the back, power pellets going around the outside of the box, and a cherry on the bottom of the box. There are six coasters – four ghosts in red, pink, blue, and orange; a dark blue ghost that Pacman tries to eat, and Pacman.

The coasters are square and measure approx. 3″ by 3″, and they will fit any size of glass. The coaster box is approximately 3 1/2″ length by 3 1/2″ width by 3″ tall. The beads for the box are fused together and then sturdy contact cement is used to hold the sides together.

A set of six Pac-Man Coasters and a Coaster Box is yours for $22 from lostmitten’s Etsy shop. There’s only one in stock, so you better hurry if you want to get your hands on it.

(Via Craftzine)

The creativity for coming up with fun new products inspired by the classic plastic building bricks from the Danish LEGO company never ends.

The latest example is this set of flexible 3-D textured coasters.

About:

• Set of 4 coasters includes two red and two light blue.
• Dishwasher safe up to 150 degrees F (65 °C).
• Each coaster measures 3.5″ (9cm) square.

The LEGO Coaster Set ($4.98) is available from the official LEGO Shop.

(Via Mike Ballan)

Someone has taken the design of the click wheel on Apples portable music player and turned it into a geeky looking coaster.

The iPod Click Wheel Cup Pad is made of plastic and available in white or fluorescent orange for $5.99 at usbfever.com.

(Via Nerd Approved)

If you think the Las Vegas inspired Animated Disco Coaster is too stressful for your eyes, here’s a fun and stylish alternative that will look good to any drink.

The Puzzle Coasters Stainless Steel ($20) comes in a set of four coasters that can be used separately, or put together as one like a puzzle.

Constructed of brushed stainless steel with padded feet to protect your table and counter tops. Easy to clean, simply wipe with damp cloth. Makes a perfect gift! Set of 4 coasters.

(Via Sí, lo sé)

Instructables member ebenupton decided to cheer his Las Vegas-loving wife up by by making an animated, brightly lit drinks coaster.

The coaster can be driven from any PC with a serial port and will display any 10 by 10-pixel video you wish.

Here’s a demonstration video of the coaster:

And another demo clip with a glass on top of the coaster:

Head over to Instructables for instructions on how to make one for yourself.

(Gadgettastic via Slash Gear)

Fun and geeky coasters, you can never get too much of that. These “Periodic Coasters” from Up To You features a design based on the standard periodic table. A set of 8 elemental drinkmats costs $15.

(Via Neatorama)