Vinyl coasters

WHAT IS IT MADE OF: The coaster set is made of high-quality PVC material, which is wear-resistant, lighter, and has better heat insulation, It can be easily cleaned and quickly dried.On the bottom the coasters with a small rubber disc, this design is fun and non-slip, protecting the table from bumps and scratches. #mug #mugs #coaster #coasters #vinyls #vinyl #record #recordplayer #mcm #funkyhome #funkydecor #unique #uniquegiftideas

Showcasing labels cut from actual vinyl LPs, the Upcycled Record coasters are eye-catching & invite conversation, while keeping your home surfaces protected. The coasters are coated to be impervious to moisture, so they’ll always look great. They come in a set of six assorted labels, with varying music genres, and packed in a clear, round

Colour Classic Material Vinyl Brand Valdivia Shape Round Product care instructions Hand Wash Only

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This Coasters item by 3XUdesign has 7588 favorites from Etsy shoppers. Ships from New York, NY. Listed on Oct 16, 2024

How to Make Drink Coasters From Old Vinyl Record Albums : To create rugged, stick-free coasters from old record albums, the first thing you'll need is a stack of excellent-looking labels. You'll want to raid the 50-cent bins at your local thrift store or salvage yard. Remember, it's all about the looks, so…

Elevate your coffee table with vintage flair using our retro vinyl record coasters. A music lover's delight, these stylish additions not only protect but also serve as an ideal 80s-inspired decoration. Shield your table from hot or cold drinks-induced damage. Our versatile coasters, suitable for all cups, mugs, and glasses, sport a non-slip rubber disc underneath. Preserve your table's surface while adding a touch of creativity and fun.

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My first 45 was Leo Sayer's "When I Need You". I played it over and over and over again ... drove my mother absolutely bonkers, I'm sure. It was her fault though, she gave it to me! The first record I saved up for and bought myself was "Rio" by Duran Duran ... by 1984