School Magnets by Ann Butler
I have collected a lot of magnets over the years; the kind of magnets that
calendars, events and other things are printed on. They are to good to throw
away but are out of date so they are perfect to re-purpose. With back to school
here already I thought this would be a great time to make some school
magnets...the kind that can be used to show off those great school projects,
spelling test, drawings and other things that parents so proudly place on the
fridge from their kids. I grabbed some white card stock and printed off some
sayings like: "Awesome", "Good Job" and "Way to Go" using the Floot font from
the Duetica Lettering System. I cut them out and layered them on top of some
print card stock in school colors using the "Get-It-Straight" Laser Square and
glued them onto the magnets, then I trimmed the magnet down to size. Oh so quick
and easy, but the kids are going to love them.
Supplies:
"Get-It-Straight" Laser Square by KellyCraft Innovations
Duetica Lettering System: Floot
Magnets
Card Stock: White
Card Stock: Print
Scissor
Create words or sayings with the Duetica Lettering System and print out
onto white card stock.
Trim words/sayings, cut print card stock 1/2" larger then
words/sayings.
Use the "Get-It-Straight" Laser Square
to align the words/sayings onto
the print card stock
glue in place; then glue onto the magnet and trim as
needed.
What a great idea!
ReplyDeleteThanks Martha, it is such a cool must have tool!
DeleteI need this cool tool. No matter how much I measure, I manage to paste it down crooked! Great way to reuse old magnets, too!
ReplyDeleteIt does make a difference, and the laser square works on so many projects, I keep thinking of new ways to use it...and yes we all have old magnets around so this is a great up-cycle project.
DeleteGreat tool! I love anything that helps make measuring easier. This seems ideal!
ReplyDeleteI am fascinated by this tool. Seems very versatile! Thanks for sharing the link!
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