
mod podge, magnets (they only had the adhesive kind), scraps of scrapbook paper, paint brush, coffee sleeves (from Panera or Starbucks), and a circular paper punch (i used 1 1/4 size)
punch out circles from the coffee sleeves and your scraps and then glue them with mod podge and paint over the top to seal it in.


here's the back of it after you glue it on

let them dry and then apply the magnet to the back and that's it!

i tested them out on my fridge with a picture of my niece. i love them!
3 comments:
ohh very cute and crafty...love it!
I am going to try this. I'm trying to come up with creative ideas to decorate the boys' new room and they would love a magnet board in there so now they can decorate their own magnets. Thanks for sharing!
so glad you're going to try it deborah! you must show pictures:-)
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