How to Make a Noticeboard or Fridge Magnet.

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Posted on 5th August 2015 by Lisa Sumpter
Filed under All Papercraft Tutorials, Projects And Cards By Type, Kids Craft Ideas

Hello, it’s Lisa here with a very simple tutorial showing you how to make magnets for your fridge or magnetic notice board.

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To make these DIY Fridge Magnets you will need

  • Super smooth white card from Papermilldirect
  • Digital patterned papers of your choice
  • A colour printer to print the papers.
  • Magnetic sheets
  • Double sided adhesive sheet
  • Epoxy dome stickers (I used 1 inch round stickes)
  • 1 inch (2.54cm) circle punch/die/cutting file.
  • 1 cm (or any size as long as it’s smaller than your 1 inch punch) circle punch/die/cutting file.

Step One.

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Print your digital paper of choice onto the super smooth white card. Punch/die cut 1 inch circles from the printed card. I've used summery papers but you can make these to any theme/colour combination that you'd like.

Step Two.

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Peel an epoxy dome sticker from the backing sheet and adhere on top of your punch/die cut circles.

Step Three.

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Take your magnetic sheet and affix your double sided adhesive to the matt side of the magnetic sheet. I get my magnetic sheets from eBay. They’re the sheets that are sold to hold your metal dies. Punch the magnetic sheet with the smaller punch. A small punch is used to make it easier to move the magnet around the notice board/fridge.

Step Four.

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Remove the backing sheet from the punched magnets and affix to the back of your patterned circles.

Step Five.

Arrange your DIY Fridge Magnets on your notice board with pride.

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Diy Fridge Magnet Tutorial

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3 thoughts on “How to Make a Noticeboard or Fridge Magnet.”

Nessa Stokes

07th August 2015 at 7:16 a.m.

What a great idea Lisa-and useful too-great tutorial! Nessa xxx

Nessa Stokes

07th August 2015 at 7:15 a.m.

What a great idea Lisa-and useful to-great tutorial! Nessa xxx

Angela Dodson

06th August 2015 at 11:21 a.m.

fab idea using the magnetic sheets and you can mix and match colours and patterns to suit your decor, would make lovely inexpensive gifts too :)

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