These magnets are so cute and super simple to make!
To Make...
I used 1 1/2" wooden circles from Michael's
and this awesome circle cutter.
Of course if you don't have a circle cutter, a good pair of scissors will work just fine.
I painted the wooden circles with black craft paint and cut out the paper circles on my favorite Amy Butler scrapbook paper.
{Amy Butler's designs are awesome!}
I mod podged the paper onto the wooden circles and then placed a second coat of mod podge on top of the paper.
After the paper was completely dry, I sprayed each circle with an acrylic sealer and placed a self-stick magnet on the back.
I love the way they turned out!!!
Hope you Enjoy!
I'm Linkin' Up to these awesome parties...
So cute! I always make the marble magnets, but I really like this idea. I'm going to try some!
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SO cute! I made some this weekend (a little different), but haven't quite finished them!
ReplyDeleteI *love* Amy Butler! I have only been using her paper for my little business. {Maybe that will change one day but for now it's sticking!}
ReplyDeleteI was trying to figure out who in the world was "The Tidy Nest" and when did I start following them? Then I clicked on it and realized you'd changed your blog name. Love it, and am loving all your cute ideas!
ReplyDelete'dorable!!! what is the cost breakdown? you could totally sell these; an etsy magnet store. :)
ReplyDeleteI think those are so cute! Thanks for sharing with Made it Monday! Jules
ReplyDeleteOh how I love these!!!
ReplyDeleteThese are so cute. Great kids project for church. also, your new name fits you perfectly!!
ReplyDeletesuper cutie patootie! Darling!
ReplyDeletehi from NZ, I'm a new follower to your blog :)love the magnets they are really cute. have just bought some modpodge for the first time- it's not that well known here. will have to give them a go!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea! Thanks for sharing. I have the marble magnets on my fridge now, but I love the bigger ones for that show off that gorgeous fabric!
ReplyDeleteThis is such a great idea! I love them!
ReplyDeleteCute Cute! I went to the store and got some wooden circles and some squares! I could only find a 1" circle cutter not a 1 1/2". Guess I'll have to do it the old fashioned way. I did get a straight edge cutter though (much needed!)
ReplyDeleteLike your new name for your blog! You are a tidy one! Do you still label everything with your label maker :)
Keep the ideas coming 'cause I can't come up with any on my own :)
Those are adorable!!! Xazmin at This is the Year is hosting a Mod Podge party soon. You should enter this. :) I'm visiting from Kimba's party. Here's my link from the party:
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I love Amy Butler anything, this is a great way to use her lovely patterns! Thanks for linking upl
ReplyDeleteGreat idea, yet so simple! I'm enjoying your blog....I just popped in from "Reinvented"!
ReplyDeleteLOVE IT! I am a new follower and I am actually suggesting this craft to my MOPS group!! I will of course give all the credit to you and advertise your fantastic blog!
ReplyDeleteLove the scrapbook paper!
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These are just lovely! Great job.
ReplyDeleteThese turned out great. I wonder if the same idea would work for thumb tacks...hmm. I might just have to try it.
ReplyDeleteI featured these in my Friday Favorites too! Stop by for the "I was featured" button. ~Lanie J.
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