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Monday, November 30, 2009
Mapping It
We're big fans of saving money by not lugging home tons of tacky stuff as souvenirs of our trip. Our favorite souvenirs are almost always photo-related. But recently we saw an idea for converting maps into coasters that has real possibilities - not only has a handy reminder for yourself or your traveling companion, but also as a gift for a travel-minded friend (and this is a great time to be thinking of such personalized gifts).
Here's what you do: place the map from your travels on a cutting board, face down. Then place a cork or heavy cardboard coaster (which you can buy at craft stores) on top and trace the shape with a craft knife. Use a decoupage glue, like Mod Podge, to adhere the back of the map to the coaster, smoothing it to remove air bubbles. Once it dries, decoupage the coaster on the top and sides and let it dry. Repeat with other coaster until you have a complete set.
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