CLIP MAGNETS
MATERIALSCloths Pin
2 Craft Magnets (Not too strong, level 3-5)
Scrapbook Paper
Pencil Scissors
Mod Podge
Sponge Brush
DIRECTIONS
1. Trace with a very sharp pencil around cloths pin, and cut out.
2. Spread layer of Mod Podge directly onto cloths Pin.
3. Place strip of paper over Mod Podge.
4. Spread a second layer of Mod Podge over paper. Let dry 15-20 minutes.
5. Glue magnets onto back of cloths pin. Let dry 15-20 minutes.All done! I'm giving away a set of 5 magnets! So leave a comment (make sure to leave your name) here before Wednesday Oct. 29th. Check back on the 30th to see if you have won.
8 comments:
These are absolutely adorable! So simple and so cute! I would love to win some of these for my refrigerator! Thanks for the giveaway! By the way, just click on my name "Sarah" and it will take you to my blog (just in case I win). I'll be crossing my fingers.
Very easy and useful! i could always use more clips on my fridge!
So cute! I love these Bailey.
Such a cute simple idea! I definitely need some more clips for my fridge, too many pics of little man and not enough magnets. Hoping I win! If not, I can always make my own. ;)
I would love them, then maybe I could throw away some of my older/junkier magnets!
Cute Magnets! Sign me up! And Islay too!
I had a quick question and I'm sure this is going to sound so stupid. I went to the store to buy the materials to make these. I didn't see anything called "craft magnets". I was at JoAnn's. They had magnets, but they were long strips of them. They had some circle magnets, but they would be too big for the back side. So, should I just try another place like Michael's? I mean, will the package actually say "craft magnets"?
Sarah I got my magnets at at Hobby Lobby and on the package it actually says craft magnets. I'm sure they would have them at Micheal's too. They were back by the wood crafts. I hope that helps!
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