Hybrid is not just for cars!

“Days of the Week” Magnet Set

By Amy Kingsford

Supplies
Printable Cotton Fabric Sheets
Digital Papers and Flair
Glossy Accents or Diamond Glaze
Magnets
Needle and Thread
Hot Glue/Adhesive
Chipboard or Felt Circles
White Cardstock
 

• Using Photoshop and your digital papers, print the fabric designs of your choice onto your printable cotton fabric sheets.  To save on the amount of fabric sheets used, I designed my Photoshop document with 2 inch strips of digital papers, instead of printing full sheets of one print—however that’s not to say that you won’t find a number of uses for the left over fabric if you choose to print full sheets of each print you wish to use.
• Print your flair pieces onto your white cardstock and cut/punch them out.  I sized mine to ¾” then cut or punch circles the same size out of chipboard or stabilized felt.
  
   
  

• Adhere your printed flair to your chipboard/felt circles for stability and allow them to dry.

• Apply a generous layer of Glossy Accents to the top side of your flair, making sure the entire surface is evenly coated.  Use a pin to pop any bubbles and allow adequate time for drying, to insure that the “epoxy style” finish is smooth.
  
  
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• Use your printed fabric to create your handmade embellishments, I have chosen a variety of flowers.  Check out The Domestic Diva for tons of FUN fabric flower tutorials!
• Adhere your flair and your embellishments to your magnets using hot glue.
  
  
  

Now your one-of-a-kind magnet set is ready for use on your fridge or message board!   

I absolutely loved working with Erin’s NEW kit “Capture the Everyday!"  Not only perfect for your Project 365 layouts, as well as, your everyday digital layouts, this kit has huge potential for great hybrid projects as well!  With beautifully soft colors and wonderfully fun prints, I’m certain you will enjoy it as much as I did! Keep an eye out for it in the weeks to come!