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Posted on Jan 29, 2013 in Daily Post

DIY: Refrigerator Magnets


I am always looking for a pen.  Especially, when I’m in the living or in my kitchen.  For some reason, I just can’t keep one around.  

While I was out and about a few weeks ago craft shopping, I came across a pack of magnet backs and picked them.  I didn’t really have an idea in mind, just knew that I would one day need them! (Alert!–craft supply hoarder here!)  Today, was that day.  I don’t have a particular like or dislike for magnets and I have few of them on my refrigerator from out of the country and other places.  Nothing really personal.  I decided to make a few magnets of different examples to show you the many options you have.  All you need is just a little imagination.  Of course, there are so many creative ways that you can make magnets but here are a few examples.  I actually am going to make a few others that I thought of after I completed this project and post them on my Facebook page as an example. Check them other later and let me know which ones you like and tried!

Let’s get to it!

Here is what you need:

Magnets (whatever size you need for your project)

Decorative Paper

Modeling clay (I am using non-toxic, no bake)

Glue

Scissors

Cookie cutter

Glitter

Pen Organizer

Upcycling:  I am using this old cashew can as the pen holder.

Upcycling: I am using this old cashew can as the pen holder.

1. Using a container of choice, remove any packaging and clean the inside.  Set aside to completely dry.

2. Cut the decorative paper to fit around the container and use a strong glue to adhere it.

3. Let dry.

4. Add the magnets (2) to the back of the container.

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  Fancy That–Glitter Magnets

Instructions:

1. Use any color glitter.

2. On a sheet of paper, add a heap of glitter on one side and glue on the other.

     The magnets I have already have adhesive but I used glue for firmer adhesion.  

3. Place the glue side of the magnet into the glitter and roll gently around glitter until completely covered.

4. Turn the magnet upside down to the magnet side and let dry.

Use any color glitter of choice.

Use any color glitter of choice.

Glue and Glitter

Glue and Glitter

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     Yellow Ducky Magnet

Instructions:

1. Roll out molding clay.

2. With cookie cutter of choice, cut out the shape.

3. Let dry for 24 hours

4. Place adhesive side of magnet on back.

Non-toxic molding clay.  Dries in 24 hours.

Non-toxic molding clay. Dries in 24 hours.

Cut out shape

Cut out shape and let dry for 24 hours.

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Try one or try them all!  Enjoy!

DIY: Refrigerator Magnets

DIY: Refrigerator Magnets

I added my link to Fluster Buster:

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Make it Homemade! Angela
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6 Comments

  1. I don’t keep magnets on my refrigerator either, however I do have a magnet board in my office that I could use these on. You have a lot of great ways to do it. Thanks for sharing in on Fluster’s Creative Muster Party. I can’t wait to see what you link up next week.

    Hugs and Smiles,

    Robin
    Fluster Buster

    • Thanks Robin..looking forward to this week’s link party!

    • Thanks Karen!

    • Hi Meg, thanks for stopping by.

      Angela

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