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Conversation Marble Magnets for Valentine’s Day

  • September 20, 2011 at 7:30 pm

I’m sure these could be a lot neater or fancier by printing out the lettering on your printer, but if you are looking for something that’s not only fast and easy but also kid friendly, this is the way to go. all you are going to need are some flat glass marbles, a black Sharpie and some pastel paper. these would make fun gifts for friends or even for a teacher!

Conversation Marble Magnets for Valentine’s Dayprintable version

Flat glass marble magnetsPastel card stockBlack fine point SharpieScissorsMod PodgePaintbrushPencilSmall magnetsHot glue gun

Write conversation heart sayings on pastel paper, such as hug me, kiss me, be mine, bff, etc.

Place marble over the top and trace marble lightly with pencil.

Cut out circles, cutting the circle a little smaller than the tracing.

First paint some Mod Podge onto the flat side of the marble. put the paper circle in place and paint Mod Podge over that as well. Leave the marble round side down to dry.

After it has dried, then attach magnets to the back of the marbles using hot glue.

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Conversation Marble Magnets for Valentine’s Day

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