Hey everyone! Hope you all had a great weekend! Busy here with my nephew for the weekend. Four boys in the house is loud, messy and TONS of fun! I think they will all sleep well tonight! Here’s hoping anyway… :-)
On to today’s project! This project will go with another one coming later in the week…stay tuned.
Day 22: Marble Magnets! I have seen these all over Pinterest and even in some little boutique stores, so I thought it would be fun to recreate!
Supplies:
Scrapbook paper, glass rocks, 3/4 inch hole punch, button magnets, Mod Podge, E-6000
Begin by punching out as many circles as you need. Use Mod Podge to glue the scrapbook circles to the backs of the glass rocks. I put Mod Podge on both the paper and the rock to ensure a good bond.
Let the rocks dry overnight before moving on to the next step.
When they are dry, use the E-6000 to glue the button magnets on the back. Use in a well ventilated area, that stuff is super stinky! 
When the E-6000 is dry your magnets are ready! They make great gifts! I have sen them packaged in Altoids tins or on paper with washers stuck to the back. Cute and inexpensive! I am going to use mine for another project I have coming up later in the week…
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What a fun simple little project:) I have a bag of glass rocks from another project that I can use for these. I am now pinning. I also am now following via Facebook and pinterest:)
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Now I am off to check out some of your other posts on your 31 days of homemade holidays:)
I just saw these at our local scrapbook store and was dying to know how to make these!!! thank you so mcuh!!!
I will be adding this to my list of things I want to make!! (its a long list)
thank you!
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-jesika
I had seen them all over the place too and just had to make some of my own! Glad I could help, thanks for stopping by!