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Urban Outfitter's Junk Mail Coasters
I saw these a year ago at Urban Outfitter's, and thought that I could make the same thing for a whole lot cheaper.
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Rip a page from a magazine out along the seams. Fold the pages into strips horizontally starting with a width about as big as your pinky nail.
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Starting is a bit hard, but basically start rolling the paper in a circle, applying Mod Podge (or other sealer) as you go. [Watch out, your hands might get a bit sticky.]
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Use the table as a guide to keep the top straight. If the bottom isn't straight, it's okay, it should still be pretty balanced.
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Posted By:Celeste T. »
May 29, 2009 07:22
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Cassandra*
29 May 14:29
woa, i love it great way to upcycle!
mintyleee
28 Jun 13:01
how do you joint the next piece into it??
mad work
Vickedy
28 Jun 22:46
modgepodge? is this a form of 'PVA glue'?
Vickedy
28 Jun 22:46
modgepodge? is this a form of 'PVA glue'?
Suzanne E.
02 Jul 18:46
you could put some clear fingernail polish over that JUST to make sure it doesn't get wet.