DIY CUTE MAGNETS

When was it the last time you did something creative? I cant realy remember when was it the last time I did a key chan or a magnet, but I think it was in the begining of my first year of highscool. Decided that i will do some magnets today, its preaty funny when you see how easy and inexpensve they can be done. You can make them in any shape, color or pattern you desire.

Handmade magnets are practical and unique, you can use them yourself or you can give them away like gifts for birthdays or anniversaries, weddings,....

If you decide to make them, here is what you need:

*das masa (dryes on air) or fimo masa (dryed on air or in owen, you choose);(price 3,5€)
*magnets (exp: 12 rounded magnets cost 2,3€)
*any pattern or model for cookies, depending on what you want to do
*sth to cut
**colors (you can use any color even a nail polish), glitters are optional

With this material you can do 12 magnets, unless you are doing huge magnets you will have some mass leftovers, you can make some beads out of that.

And here it goes, cut the mass depending on how big or small your magnet should look like and get it just a
little bit thiner, I used my hands because I already knew that I was going to cover the surface with patterns, but if you need a clean line use a roller.

I suggest that you first insert the magnet and then do the shap, patterns and such, if you do it later its a big chance that the shape would go all messy. Shape it as you wish, round or triangel in a shape of a star, be creative. Imprint something that you like, maybe a nice quote or a nice pattern. Now comes the water trick, soak your finger tips and just go gently threw any irregularities , do it a few times and they will magically
disappear. If you wish to leave it just with a shape leave it to dry a day or more, its gona have a nice white shaid. Once its dry you can color it with oil colors, nail poslish, tempera, crayons, anything that you think of.

Just that simple.