Here's how I used them to create adorable magnets for my home and classroom:
First, I traced the stones onto scraps of scrapbook paper that I had left over from another project...
Next, I cut them out and used mod podge to paste them to the bottom of the gems...
Last, I used a glue gun to add the magnets to the back...
This was such a simple and inexpensive project, and I love how they turned out!!!
Super cute! You did what your blog title says...... You created, shared, and now inspired me to make some myself! :)
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So cute girl!!! Making these tomorrow:)
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Another reason to never throw out your scraps--you could make a bunch of magnets with what someone might normally throw away!
ReplyDeleteI used the exact same gems and magnets as a Christmas gift this year from the students to their parents. The kids stamped the inital for thier last name on oak tag, then glued it to construction paper, watered down glue to attach to the gem and then glue to attach the magnet to the construction paper... a cheap little gift that the parents liked!
ReplyDeleteI wish I would have read this post before going to Joann's today! They are to fun! I want to try!
ReplyDeleteI trace the circles out of white paper, then have students write their name and decorate the paper. Then add put the magnet together. For the rest of the year, their magnet is how they make their lunch choice each day.
ReplyDeleteLove these! I did some using Microsoft Word. My granddaughters and I typed in a variety of fonts inside a small circle shape. We did initials, their names, some funny titles like sassy, cute, etc. and we used different backgrounds from the thousands I have on my computer because I am a clip art and font junkie. Some were zebra, some were flowers... just whatever matched the grandchild or what they chose. They were cute.
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