120 Glass Gems Clean with a disinfecting wipe |
When adding Mod Podge, you don't need a lot. It's easier to re-apply to your brush rather than getting too much on your gem or the paper.
Here is my selection of Designer Series Paper ready to go. I always have my 1 1/4" circle punch on my desk and a small container to store my punched art so when I have scraps of pretty paper, I can punch a circle out and save for later. I'll have a nice selection to chose from when I need to stock up on magnets again.
Here are all my magnets curing for the evening. This process is much easier to mass produce this way. Put on a good movie or watch a basketball game which is what I was doing.
Here is a beautiful batch of gems with the Petal Promenade paper from Stampin' Up!
To display my magnets at Craft Fairs, I use a magnetic dry erase board plus a small basket with extras for customers to thumb through. They love to do that!
Here is the magnetic button set in place. You can also see that the Mod Podge glue dries clear.
More completed magnets ready to sell.
Here's a sweet butterfly most likely will be picked out by a young customer.
Here is my step-by-step video for you to watch.
I hope you learned something today. Let me know if you try this at your craft fair or just try it in general. Please post a comment below.
Thanks for watching and stopping by.
Karen
Love this idea! How do you package these as you sell them and what price?
ReplyDeleteHi Tracy. I do not package them. I let my customers pick out the magnets they would like to purchase. I display on a magnetic board and put extra inventory in a basket. Works great. Pricing is $1 each or 6 for $5. Thank you for your comments.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing, Karen. I'm really tempted to try some of these.
ReplyDeleteI hope you give it a try!
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