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Fun Corazon Magnet

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Magnets are fabulous for gift-giving. Tuck into a card, a gift bag, or add to your next gift card. 

This project is easy-peasy! Here is the supply list:

Divided Heart Rubber Stamp
Eco Board
Stazon Ink
Mica
Acrylic Paint
Splash Ink
Mini Clothespin
Foil
ATC Decorative Borders Images
Adhesive
Magnets

Gather your parts and choose your ATC border image. Adhere to your ATC Eco Board:



Foil the edges:


Dry adhesive works great:


Stazon works best to stamp onto mica:


Add some acrylic paint to the flames:


Magnet strips on the back of the Eco Board:


Splatter drops of Splash Ink, glue the mini clothespin to the front, and clasp the mica piece:

From the side, doesn't the foil look great?



Thank you for letting me share my creative adventure. Please leave a word letting us know how much you appreciate your daily inspiration via the Design Team.

 Ciao for now,
-Trish Alger

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  1. DIYDesignStudioMonday, May 16, 2016

    WOW, what a combo of interesting parts incorpaorated! Really like how the Mica shows off!

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  2. Steph S.Tuesday, May 17, 2016

    What a great use of such different items. Great job, Trish!

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