Mod Podge Crafts and DIY
Sometimes we all need a bit of glitter in our lives, even if it’s just a little bit. These clothespin magnets are a good way to feel fancy when you need to. Or they would make a great gift for the sparkle lover in your life. Because we all have one. Check the tutorial to see how easy they are to make.
Glitter clothespin magnets at Handbag Heaven
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Washi tape and spare jars
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washi tape diy box
I have made decoupage clothespin magnets, and didn’t like the strip magnets – they aren’t strong enough. But I switched to the little button type magnets – they are really strong and work really well! Fun project – I will have to try it. How is your move going?
Can you use any type of Mod Podge???
@ Paula: I agree with the strip magnets not being strong enough (which is depressing cuz I have SO many!!) – just ordered my first button ones due to be delivered in a few days!! Can’t wait but they are expensive!
This is definately a project we’ll try & not just with glitter – I’m thinking of decoupaging flower photos from seed catalogues so they’ll overlap & look like a hodpodge of flowers! Coated with a final glossy coat – so pretty! I can envision it now!