Holiday Magnets
by Jenny Gropp
Create decorated magnets for your fridge or bulletin board.
Supplies
- Chipboard
- Cardstock, neutral and black
- Stamps (Flourishes' All that Glitters stamp set used here)
- Coloring medium, (Copic Markers and Sharpies used here)
- Embroidery floss for bow
- Bow Easy tool, optional
- Scissors
- Versamark ink pad
- Gold embossing powder
- Clear dimensional glaze (Glossy Accents used here)
- Magnets
- Embellishments
Step-by-Step
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Step 1
Airbrush or sponge color on neutral colored cardstock.
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Step 2
After the color has dried, stamp your image over the colored area with Versamark. Emboss with gold or other colored embossing powder.
Hint:
Pick an image that is easy to cut out. -
Step 3
Roughly cut out image. Adhere to chipboard and then adhere black cardstock on the back of the chipboard.
If you are using liquid adhesive, set aside for a few minutes to dry. -
Step 4
Cut out your images.
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Step 5
Use a black marker to color the edges. This helps to conceal the layers and matches the black cardstock, giving it a more uniform look.
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Step 6
Decorate the images with jewel embellishments or other accessories.
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Step 7
Adhere magnets to the back of the images.
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Step 8
Cover the front of the images with Glossy Accents or another clear dimensional glaze.
Hint:
If you used glitter glue to decorate the ornaments, allow about thirty minutes of drying time before adding the glaze. -
The Glossy Accents dries, leaving the ornaments with the jewels embedded into a glassy looking finish. Allow two hours drying time.
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Step 9
Create mini bows out of embroidery floss for the ornaments. Add them with a dab of glue to the top of each ornament.
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Step 10
Your magnets are finished.
Video!
Your Turn
You've seen the tutorial, now you try it! We've got a section of the gallery set aside for Holiday Magnets. Try this technique, then upload your artwork to the gallery. Show us your creations!
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Questions and Comments
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They are both public so maybe hold the ctrl key and click the refresh button in your browser. Email me at [email protected] if that doesn't work. Aren't they pretty?
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