2 bucks for a magnet board is a GREAT deal don't ya think? I bought all the stuff from dollar tree, just so you know.
Buy a cookie sheet, $1.00. A set of magnets, $1.00
Drill two holes on top of pan for ribbon.
Paint edges and sides with craft paint of your choice, you don't have to, I just tried it and really liked how it turned out.
Paint magnets if you don't like the color of them. I used craft paint again.
Cut some cute paper to fit in center of pan. Make sure paint is dry, then, Modge podge it on. Make sure you get out all the bubbles BEFORE it dries! I also went over all the painted parts with modge podge to seal the paint.
Cut one inch circles of coordinating paper to cover magnets. Modge Podge them on. Make sure you do a good coat over the whole top of the magnet to seal the paint again.
Add embellishments and ribbon.
You're done! ENJOY!
These are FABULOUS! I love the colors you chose!! Awesome.
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How smart is that to use a cookie sheet. I really like this. Would make great presents.
ReplyDeleteI have seen these around but I think I like yours best! The colors you chose are great and I LOVE that little birdie. So so cute. Thanks for the tutorial! :)
ReplyDeleteThis is so cute and good tutorial too!
ReplyDeleteI haven't seen these around until now. How cute! Stopping by from the Sunday Showcase party.
ReplyDelete-Mama E
www.homeandheartsblog.com
Oh! This is TOO adorable! I just love it! Thinking Christmas gifts ideas...we all need some extra note hanging space, and it doesn't get much cutrer than this! I also love that you used a monogram for one. I'm all about personalization... Thanks so much for sharing!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Love the colors you chose. So classy. I will have to try this. Bookmarking for a future project for sure. Super cute! Stopping by from Sunday Showcase. Thanks so much for sharing!
ReplyDelete~Ela
http://www.lifeinmypjs.com
This is THE CUTEST one I've ever seen. I really love it!
ReplyDeleteFabulous job.
Alyssa
Lifeoflyssie.com
Super cute!I must have a tiny imagination, when I go to the dollar store, I don't think, Oh I can paint that or cover it with scrap paper of mod podge it! Nope, my brain does not work that way. But maybe I can retrain it...
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ReplyDeleteHuggies! Vicki
What an amazing transformation! Love the colors - super cute! Fabulous job - very clever! Thanks so much for joining The Sunday Showcase Party. I greatly appreciate it! ~ Stephanie Lynn
ReplyDeleteHi Jennie. Just wanted to let you know I'll be featuring your Magnetic board tomorrow! Stop by and grab a featured button if you like! Love these! Thanks for joining the Sunday Showcase! ~ Stephanie Lynn
ReplyDeleteThis is such a good idea! I think we'll have to make one for my daughter's teacher. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteOMGosh, I love the magnet board idea. I am sooo doing this :o)
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Diane
This is fantastic! I am a sucker for a magnet board , this is the first I have seen from a cookie sheet. Amazing.
ReplyDeleteThese look really awesome! I have a 'what's for dinner" type board in my head, just haven't gotten that far my to do list yet LOL Love these!
ReplyDeleteI love this...everything about it...the colors, the design...beautiful! What a great and economical gift idea!
ReplyDeleteSuper cute! Wish I could have made one! So are you going to have another class just for me?? Alright, you can just make me one! :)
ReplyDeleteYour paper and color combos on these are fantastic...they just make me smile!
ReplyDeleteVery cute and I just adored coming to your blog and hearing music. It made me smile! :)
ReplyDeleteMay I ask about the stands? I love the whole package!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tutorial, I am making some of these as gifts this year. What kind of paint did you use though? The stuff I tried just won't stick, any pointers?
ReplyDeleteDear Angie girl!
ReplyDeleteThe stands are just little easels I found at my favorite store in St. George, Utah. It's called Krumpets. Hope this helps :) I guess it only helps if you live close to St. George! Heeeheee! Smooches!!
Jennie
Hey Turtle Scales :)
ReplyDeleteI used just regular craft paint from Walmart. I had to make sure my first coat was SUPER dry before I painted another. I would suggest a good old can of Rustoleum spray paint. I just used what I had on hand. If I could do it all over again, I would TOTALLY spray paint it. MUCH easier. Good luck :)
Jennie
Too cute! I found your blod just in time for the holidays! I still have time to make 2 of these as christmas gifts. I'm also creating the candy cane hearts "from the bottom of our Hearts"! Thanks for sharing!!
ReplyDeleteLOVE this! Repinned it on Pinterest. :)
ReplyDeleteabsolutely love this idea and can't wait to make one, or two, or three. I love the red patterened paper you used...it will match my kitchen theme perfectly...where did you get the paper from?
ReplyDeleteJenna
Wish I'd seen this before Valentines Day...would have made great
ReplyDeletegifts for my girls.
love this idea! repinned on pinterest too. oh and a new follower too!ciao ~b
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How do you get all the bubbles out of the paper?
ReplyDeleteWhat kind of paint did you use? My daughter used craft paint she had and it looked blue on the silver. Where did you get the super-cute stands? Thanks for sharing this!!
ReplyDeleteLove this idea so much that I added it to my
ReplyDeleteTampa Bay Freebies post series "25 Homemade Gifts of Christmas" Thanks for sharing this =)