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Chalkboard Magnets and MD Hobby

 
 
Chalkboard Garden Magnets:

SET ONE

 

My mother loves  magnets.

So I created some matchbox ones for Mother's Day

to place on her Chalkboard Garden.

 

Supplies Needed:
Small Matchboxes
Pop Dots
Magnetic Pop Dots
Scrapbook paper misc sizes
Images:  Head, Torso, Legs
Ribbon, lace, buttons, yarn etc.



Check back for Set Two...
Thank you for looking!
Corinne Marie
 

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Comments

  1. These are so fun and delightful...you've inspired me to create Matchbox Marilyn Monroe, Elvis Presley, and Statue of David Magnet Dolls for my refrigerator! I didn't find them - does Altered Pages carry those tiny magnets?... or are they from a big box store? (I like to buy from my "locally" owned internet shops when I can). Thanks for the clever idea!

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    1. Awesome Tristan! I got my magnets from Michaels....hope to see your creations on the FB page!! Thanks for looking....

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  2. I love altering matchboxes! I had never thought to decorate them this way. I am going to have to "steal" your idea and create some for myself. Wonderfully done!

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    1. That is great Tonya!! Hope to see your creations on the FB page! Thanks for looking!

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  3. These are adorable, Corinne, and I love the matchbox idea. If you could close it, you could keep small trinkets that match the doll. Hmmmm .....

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    1. Thanks Barbara! Great idea about the trinkets!!

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  4. Love your whimsical magnets! What a fun project.

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