I don't know about you, but my fridge was driving me crazy with all sorts of odds and ends magnets. Since I look at it practically all day, I couldn't handle it any longer and so I decided to make some magnets that coordinated with the rest of my kitchen...so thanks to Michael's I got the job done! They have all these little wooden circles and rectangles and squares for like 25 cents. So I just painted them all black and then used some "Mod Podge" (another favorite) to adhere different papers onto them. Then I hot glued some magnets (also from Michael's) to the back along with a few additional buttons, flowers, or whatever on the front. With that, I now have some cute, inexpensive, matching magnets for my fridge...Yay!!August 15, 2007
...Fridge Makeover...
I don't know about you, but my fridge was driving me crazy with all sorts of odds and ends magnets. Since I look at it practically all day, I couldn't handle it any longer and so I decided to make some magnets that coordinated with the rest of my kitchen...so thanks to Michael's I got the job done! They have all these little wooden circles and rectangles and squares for like 25 cents. So I just painted them all black and then used some "Mod Podge" (another favorite) to adhere different papers onto them. Then I hot glued some magnets (also from Michael's) to the back along with a few additional buttons, flowers, or whatever on the front. With that, I now have some cute, inexpensive, matching magnets for my fridge...Yay!!
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3 comments:
sooo stinkin cute. good job. My fridge could use a few! You are so talented.
those are very cute. if i send you my address, will you make and send me some!!
can you please send some of your creativity my way? are you kidding, those are the cutest things I've ever seen and you would die if you saw my fridge. It full of those lame magnets that are stuck on the front of the yellow pages or from some business. Lame I know.
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