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My son made these tile coasters in preschool for Mother's Day. They would be an easy DIY project to make for Grandma this year! Just take any photo or artwork your child has made and use decoupage to adhere it to the front of the tile. On the back of the tile, attach felt "pads" with a hot glue gun.