Saturday, October 9, 2010

Glass Fabric Magnets

You will need. 
-Mod Podge
-Class gems (floral section)
- Foam Brush
- Fabric or scrapbook paper
-Magnets


You will want to Mod Podge the flat side of your gem.
And then place your circle of fabric (make sure pattern is facing into the gem) and press down.



When cutting the circle trace your gem and then cut that a little smaller.


Once this is done let them sit and dry. Mod Bodge the backs, and then let them sit and dry again. Then hot glue your magnets onto the back! Your done!



I did some more but these were the cutest ones!
Happy Crafting :)

20 comments:

Unknown said...

Oh these are great! I love them!

Jess @ Frugal with a Flourish said...

Those are adorable! I am sharing on my FB page!

Unknown said...

those are neat, martha! you are so domestic. :)

ESTHER BEAZER said...

you should make some for me! :)

Christina said...

I love these! I also have the same light blue damask fabric...and I love it! :)

Thanks for stopping over by my blog...I'm a new follower! :)

Wendy said...

These are so neat! I'll have to make some extras, with Dick and Jane fabric, for the playroom.
Thanks for the idea!! Especially great because I already have all of the materials on hand!

Johnnie said...

CUTE!! Thanks for sharing. I am a new follower. Check out my crafty blog when you get a chance!
Saved By Love Creations

Jaxon's Mommy said...

I Love this Project!

craftedbylindy said...

These are too cute! I tried making them with paper once. I think fabric would be better!

Great blog and so nice to meet a fellow Canadian!

SavvyandSky said...

I love them soo muchly, soo cute!

Yours Truly said...

So glad I came across this post(via PINTEREST) I am wanting to make them as part of a Christmas present but wasn't exactly sure how, thanks! *Sydney*

--New Follower

Shelley said...

Ok so I'm new to this whole crafty thing. I can see that Mod Podge comes in Matt and Gloss? Would either type work for these?

Unknown said...

Yes! You can use matt or gloss - either will work :) Thanks for asking

Brooke said...

Where did you get your gems? I'm having a hard time finding clear gems that do not have a luster finish.

Unknown said...

I found my gems are a place called Porters, its a craft and fabric store. But I would assume you can get them at Joann's or any other crafty store like that. But if you have a Porters near by thats where I got mine!

KateMurnyack said...

I found these gems at a pet store over by the fish tank decor. I used small photos instead of scrapbook paper. ♥ Love them! What an awesome idea!

terawilliams said...

Thanks for sharing the idea !! I teach a craft class through a ministry at my church for under privileaged women. My group will be making these tomorrow. I found the clear gems at Dollar Tree for $1 a bag today. So glad I checked. I did spot them later on sale at Michael's for $3.99 a bag. Big Savings !! I've made samples for tomorrow and can't wait to share this with the ladies. Happy Crafting !

Anneke said...

What a beautifull jems.I like them very mutch. Thank you for showing them to us.
Anneke Voskuijl
www.annekescardart.blogspot.com

Gill said...

these are lovely have made quite a few and am hooked, another idea I have used pieces of wallpaper, you can get free samples of paper in most places, but that is in the UK. thanksd

Gill said...

I love this idea,I am hooked, have made quite a few. You can also try free wallpaper pieces, you can usually get these at diy stores in the UK.. Thanks again