text: Whiff of Joy - Tutorials & Inspiration: Fragments Magnets by Alice
  Fragments Magnets by Alice
  Hello all! It's Alice here. I have a fun project to share with you today. I made some magnets using Tim Holtz' Rectangle Fragments and WOJ's digital images. Here is a look of the finished magnet:
  Wouldn't it be so cool to stick this to your refrigerator door? I used Henry to the Rescue the for my sample.
  Colored images or pre-colored images (I printed mine partially since I knew I only need parts of them to save ink and paper)
  Fragments (You can resize your images to fit the size of your Fragments as well. I didn't resize my images.)
  Megnets (I used thin self-adhesive sheet magnets, but you can use any type you have on hand as long as they are smaller than the Fragments you chose to use. Sorry that I forgot to include mine in this photo, but it will show up in one of the latter photos.)
  I used The Amazing Betty here. First, apply a generous among of Glossy Accents on the Fragment.
  Put the Fragments down where you want your magnet to look like, wiggle the Fragment a little to make sure the Glossy Accents covers the whole piece. Don't worry about the portion that got squeezed out, we'll take care of that later. Once you squeezed out the air, keep pressure on the Fragment for a little while or put a heavy object over it (like a book) and let dry.
  While that one was drying, I used another sample made with Bat Henry to continue the tutorial. Once it's dried, trim off the excess paper with a pair of scissors.
  Here is the finished Fragment.
  Trace your Fragment onto the magnetic sheet if you are using similar ones as mine. Trim around the penciled lines. I usually trim "inside" the pencil lines so that it fits my Fragment better. You can also just trim it after you stick the Fragment on.
  Peel the backing and adhere the magnet to the finished Fragment.
  Here are all three that I made. It's really easy and fun to make and I think they make really cool favors for kid's parties. Besides, the pre-colored digital image that were release this month will make it easier for you to mass produce projects like this. Hope you will give it a try. =)
  Labels: Alice , Custom Embellishments , Multi-Media
  Alicia April 29, 2011 at 8:40 AM
  How neat!! Would be a fun project to do with a younger child as well! Thanks for sharing :) *Hugs*
  Shirley N April 29, 2011 at 8:57 AM
  Great tut Alice, I must give this a try!
  Jani April 29, 2011 at 12:31 PM
  What a cool and cute idea! Love it!
  Dunja April 29, 2011 at 3:23 PM
  It's a pretty Idea. Thanks a lot for sharing Alice, have a great weekend everybody.
  Shirley G April 29, 2011 at 4:16 PM
  Great idea, Alice. I love coming to y'all site to see what is next. I'm NEVER disappointed. :)
  ♥ Sonja Bekker ♥ April 29, 2011 at 9:13 PM
  Gorgeous Alice !!
  Great idea, thinking of trying myself
  *Michaela* April 30, 2011 at 7:42 PM
  Oh, my goodness! What a great idea! I surely will try this!
  Katharina Frei May 1, 2011 at 8:07 AM
  A super cool idea!! Love it Alice.
  Petra May 1, 2011 at 11:33 AM
  they are great and so easy to make...i made them and i used scrappaper, cause that looks better in my project but i will make them with stamp images aswell...Great to give someone as a present.