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Thursday, March 29, 2012

Simple Magnetic Bookmark Tutorial

Good Morning Friends!

This morning I have a cute project tutorial for you.

I made this adorable magnetic bookmark for my little bookworm, Alexis.

I thought you might enjoy a short tutorial on how I made it. 



So, first, to get started I took some designer paper and cut it to 5 x 2 1/4".  I used the sale a bration paper (that will only be available for 2 more days).  

Then I cut some magnet sheets down to 2 1/4" x 2 3/8"
 Peel the self adhesive backing off the stampin up magnet sheets.
 Stick them on the back side of your designer paper, so there's a 1/4" gap in the back.. (look, mine isn't straight, but it doesn't matter). 
 Next, I placed my designer paper face down against the two tags die from Stampin' Up! 
 After it comes out of the big shot, this is what you've got.  Discard the outlined piece or cut that again and use it as magnet pieces.  :)
 Here's a view of the front. 
 Fold the bookmark in half.  (yea it sticks!)
 Here's a view of the folded bookmark from the front.  Now she's ready to decorate!!
 I stamped an "A" on some vanilla card stock and punched it with 1 3/8" circle punch.  I used a scalloped circle below it. 


So here's my supply list
Stamps: Lovely Letters Alphabet 115030
Ink: Riding hood Red Marker 120971
Paper: vanilla 101650, everyday enchantment (free with a $50 order), Riding Hood Red 111348
Accessories: big shot die two tags 115954, self adhesive magnet sheets 119816
1 3/8 circle punch 119860, scallop circle punch 119854, dimensionals, snail adhesive

So I gave her the book mark last night, then took it back so I could show my stamp clubbers.. LOL  too funny!!

If you need any of these items and would like to place an order, you can visit my online store.  Thanks so much for visiting today!

15 comments:

  1. What a great idea!!! I love this!

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  2. Love this project. On my list to do with my club members! TFS :)

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  3. This is a great idea and I really like how you didn't "over decorate" the bookmark. It seems some of the ones with lots of layers would be hard to really use. Thanks for sharing!!

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  4. Fantastic idea! Cannot wait to give it a try!

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  5. So cute and simple, thanks for sharing!

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  6. I LOVE this Selene ~ thanks so much for the tutorial...think I'll make a J one...my girlfriend is such a reader ~ thanks again and have a wonderful day!

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  7. What a darling little project, Selene! I love it. I even have some of our magnetic sheets. TFS!

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  8. Hey hey hey! Love this idea and I love that I can be crooked for a little bit and it all comes out okay with the die cutting.

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  9. What a fabulous tute! Sigh ... I so wish I had that tag die! I would make one right now if I did! Hugs xxx

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  10. That's a great idea, thanks for sharing!!

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  11. This is such an easy project to do and one that can be adapted to suit anyone who likes to read. Great idea! Thanks.

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  12. This is fantastic! I made one for my daughter this morning, it took no time at all!
    I enjoy your blog, thank you for sharing your ideas!

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  13. That is just darling SElene! I have used the Two Tags die for many bookmarks but never the magnetic kind, thanks for the tip, that would be a great project for a hostess thank you at my end of year appreciation party...if I can wait that long to try it out!

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  14. I really like this is idea, but I have a question? I am having a hard time finding good magnets . The only thing I could find was one inch magnets. Can I place two magnnets together with out it
    causing a problem?

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  15. Hi there, these are so cute! Where can I get the magnet sheets please?

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