Map Crafts with Mod Podge You’ll Have to Try!

Learn how to Mod Podge a chair with maps using this tutorial! You can use one large sheet or piece together several smaller sheets of paper.

Want a stylish way to pay homage to your favorite travel destinations or the places you've lived? Apply maps to side tables or accent walls. Any atlas pages or city or state maps will do-and their pastel hues inspire a coordinating color scheme.

Learn how to make this unique canvas art with a map! It's easy to do, even if you've never crafted before. Add some handwriting to make it fun.

Use paint, map scraps, and adhesive letters to make these cute containers. You can put these terra cotta pots outside with real plants in them (seal the inside too), or on your desk for organization purposes.

Use Mod Podge and a cool vintage find to make this map wall art. This project will look great with your home decor - and it's so easy!

Use Mod Podge, paint, and vintage map scrapbook paper to make this unique decoupage letter for home decor. It's easy to create your own!

This end table makeover was done with map wrapping paper! Smooth it down onto a tabletop and let it dry . . . then add rope around the edge for a nautical touch.

If you want to decoupage with maps, you'll love this map clock! It's very easy to make with a few simple supplies and Mod Podge.

I love easy map crafts, and this is not only that . . . but it's inexpensive too! Claire used an IKEA piece, painted it, then added a map on top with Mod Podge. I love the results!

Try a seasonal craft that is a bit different with these unique Mod Podge pumpkins! These DIY pumpkins decoupaged with maps are SO easy to make.

Amy got a free dresser, a map poster, and then got to work! She covered this entire dresser in a map print, and I love the finished effect.

Learn how to build a lamp of your very own by following this simple tutorial - use maps from your fave places to decorate the shade.

Use Mod Podge and map paper to make these decorative light switch covers, turning them from boring to fun in just a few minutes.

Carrie loves a good map craft, so she decided to tackle one with this a typewriter table. She decoupage this metal stand and then coated it with resin. I love the colors of the maps she chose.

A map of the Bahamas was chosen for this cute, nautical themed tray! You can grab a tray from the Goodwill and paint it to complete this project on a budget.

Grab some acrylic shapes or clear glass marbles to make these map magnets! Capture places you've been or locations with a special meaning. These make great gifts.

Storage units and shelving can be really boring! Dinah spiced up her drawers with some maps, and the results make me want to decoupage every drawer in this space.

Jodi's console table was so dark! I love she fixed it up with some pretty paint and a map. You have to see the before and after . . . such a difference!

These DIY place card holders are completely unique! You can re-use them for every new party or holiday. Get a free printable too!

I'm well aware that the title is a little funny, but the results are worth the joke! Make these foam map covered balls for your home decor - they would look great in a display vase or bowl.

Jen had a vintage piece that reminds me of a bookshelf from my childhood . . . and she covered it in maps! I love how she added the map accents to the drawers. I never would have thought of that, but it's perfect.

Sometimes a little decorative touch can totally transform something mundane into something rather more remarkable. This is one of those map crafts with wow factor! The map is INSIDE the lamp shade, and while it's subtle, that's what I think is so "wow" about it.

These DIY map coasters are super easy so break out your Mod Podge and learn how to make them! You might even need a few sets as these make great gifts as well. 

Do I eat dinner in front of the television? Sometimes! And for those days, I need a TV tray! There are the standard ones, but this is such a cute version, and you should try it with a map and Mod Podge.

Jazz up those boring LED candles! Get our free antique world map printables, and we’ll show you how to use them to make these awesome decoupage candles!

I know I already shared a map lampshade, but if one is good enough, why not two? Learn how Steph revamped an already existing lamp . . . I love the ribbon trim!

It's hard to find a map or paper large enough to cover a larger table; but you don't have to! This was done patchwork style with a book of maps, and the finished result is fantastic.