I have large floor tiles left over and need ideas.......
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First of all...save some for potential replacement of a tile your walking on now. Then depending upon the size of your tiles search Pinterest and you'll find lots of ideas with tutorials.
Using them outside will depend on what type of tile they are as not all will survive the outdoor elements
They could be used to cover a raised bed or smashed into pieces and used as a mosaic.
As someone previously suggested, save a couple in case you need to replace any on the floor. There are various things you can make with tiles depending on their size. One useful thing I have seen is placing handles on the tile to create a tray. Probably not to carry heavy items, but more for decoration.
I used mine to make an outside patio table. Break them and then do like a mosaic.
You can use one to make a memo/menu board --just clean the tile and use a dry erase marker--then prop it up on a picture easel. You can also buy a couple of inexpensive handles and adhere them to the sides and use it as a serving tray. They also make great trivets.