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I bought some pulp coasters from the ¥100 shop, then measured them and made myself a template on Photoshop. I designed it so each picture would have an orange border. Then I simply re-sized each picture, or cropped when necessary and pasted each picture into the orange frame. I managed to get 8 to a sheet of A4.
Then I printed them out, 2 pages of each set. I actually printed them on to sticker paper, just because I happened to have some. I then cut and stuck the pictures onto the coasters and covered them with contact paper. I did try painting them with modge podge first but the ink ran so I ended up using contact paper instead, I'm not sure how well they will hold up, a matter of wait and see...
There are 26 cards in all (13 pairs), I was aiming for 15 pairs but some were binned due to the modge podge disaster.
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13 comments:
I LOVE this idea! You are so creative!
Fantastic!!! I am just thrilled with this amazing idea. They turned out great! What did Ebi-kun think of them?
That is a very awesome idea! You are very creative, like Shannon said!
Love this idea! I was actually thinking of making a photo memory game like this only I hadn't thought of the coasters. I was going to use photos of family members.
What a wonderful way to honor BabyEbi's work, and on his birthday too : - )
Bree
These are great. I never would have thought to use coasters.
Like Anna, I am planning on making some with pictures of family members. You have inspired me to get started!
Oh, so clever! I love it! :)
These are so cute- what a great way to honor your child's hard work and give yourself a smile while you're playing memory!
Ooh, what a great idea! Thanks for sharing.
this a great idea.. think I might make a set for my girls for Christmas! Thanks so much for sharing
This is a beautiful idea!
Thank you for sharing it!
How cool! Thank you for sharing with me! :) You are such a fun mom!
Just included your memory game in a roundup. Thanks for sharing!
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