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Bored about traditional Christmas cards? I propose you to make one with an extra use: a magnetic bookmark. So your family and friends will remember you every time they stop reading a book, and with magnets they'll never loose the point!
Pictures of your work are welcome!
SAFETY ADVICE: This instructable use sharp tools. Be careful about it. If you are not sure how to use them, don't continue. For kids, it is MANDATORY adult supervision and help.
Pictures of your work are welcome!
SAFETY ADVICE: This instructable use sharp tools. Be careful about it. If you are not sure how to use them, don't continue. For kids, it is MANDATORY adult supervision and help.
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You need:
1 - Sheet of cardstock (white or coloured).
2 - Paintings.
3 - Magnet add (those flexibles and thin).
4 - Pencil and rule.
5 - Cutter and cutting mat.
The painting technique I'm going to use is colour markers with water (I don't know if there is another name for that), but you can use your preferred one.
1 - Sheet of cardstock (white or coloured).
2 - Paintings.
3 - Magnet add (those flexibles and thin).
4 - Pencil and rule.
5 - Cutter and cutting mat.
The painting technique I'm going to use is colour markers with water (I don't know if there is another name for that), but you can use your preferred one.
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Mar 5, 2009. 5:28 PMkoraline
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What is the purpose of the magnet? Koraline
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Mar 21, 2009. 5:41 PMkat716
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You stick the page you were on in between the two flaps of the bookmark. The magnets stick to each other through the book page and keep the bookmark from falling out. Great idea. Will definitely be trying this. N
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