Soda cans. Perfect for containing a cold, refreshing soda, and just as perfect for leaving rings all over tables and furniture. But what if instead of just filling up a recycling bin or rolling around on the side of the road (don’t litter!) empty soda cans could be the solution to this problem? Decorative can...
Soda cans have so much potential outside of just piling up in a recycling bin. Sun coasters are a great way to reuse cans and prevent water damage on furniture from tasty drinks.
Soda cans. Perfect for containing a cold, refreshing soda, and just as perfect for leaving rings all over tables and furniture. But what if instead of just filling up a recycling bin or rolling around on the side of the road (don’t litter!) empty soda cans could be the solution to this problem? Decorative can coasters in the shape of the shining center of our are not only affordable, but also easy to make.
Materials:
Empty soda can
Scissors or box cutter
Washable marker
Congrats! Just like that, an easy peasy lemon-squeezy sun coaster. You no longer have to sweat about your can sweating, and it will fit perfectly. Whether you are an Italian soda connoisseur or a simple sprite lover, this coaster is a quick and affordable way to protect your furniture and planet from damage.
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Tess Frey is a sophomore and one of the Features editors at the BluePrint. She enjoys anything creative from sewing, crocheting, fashion, and playing with her dog, Flynn. She wants use her voice to help and report what is truly going on, and make an actual impact on the world, while still having fun. She is excited for her first year on staff!