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Holiday Magnets

Stampin up holiday trinkets magnets

Need a snappy stocking stuffer or quick gift for a co-worker?  These Holiday Trinkets images were converted to magnets using a Scallop Circle Punch and Avery Magnet Sheets (#3270, available at Staples).  Zippity zip.

Stampin up holiday trinkets magnet sheets

The scallop shapes popped out from the thin magnetic sheets very easily (like card stock) and were adhered for a perfect fit with matching card stock punches.  According to the Avery package, the magnets are strong enough to hold up paper on most metal surfaces.  However, when I tested them, I learned they will only support a sheet or two.  Still functional but not heavy duty 🙂
Stampin up holiday trinkets magnet sheets cut

Stampin' Up!'s Holiday Trinket stamps (a handy little set for $15.95) were inked in coordinating colors and each design got a little something extra to distinguish their personalities (details listed below). 

Stampin up holiday trinkets supplies

TIP:  I attached the magnets with Dotto (a repositional adhesive) to a piece of thin cardboard (the stuff you get when you order Stampin' Up! Designer Series Paper–I save and "re-purpose" it).  This keeps the look neat and you simply slip them into a medium flat cello bag.

Stampin up holiday trinkets magnets 1

Using my Big Shot (click for Big Shot 101) and Top Note Die, I clipped out the topper using Holiday Treasures Designer Series Paper.  TIP:  When scored the long way, the Top Note die cuts fit Stampin' Up!'s Medium Cello Bags.  When cut the short way, they fit the Small Cello Bags.  Very cool.

I added a Season of Cheer Rub-On sentiment and Whisper White Taffeta (my favorite Stampin' Up! ribbon–so easy to tie) wraps things up.

DON'T MISS:  Tomorrow (Nov. 10) marks the first day of the Stampin' Up! Rub-On Sale.  Spend $20 and get any SU rub-ons for 20% off.  Available to order on-line here on Nov. 10.

Finally, be sure to check out SU's Country Living Holiday Kit . . . a marvelous way to create handmade gifts and decorations.  Here's a slide show of beautiful ideas, if you would like a little inspiration 🙂

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Stamp Set:  Holiday Trinkets (111650)
Paper:  Holiday Treasures Designer Series (112469), Whisper White (100730), Baja Breeze (111352), Riding Hood Red (111348), Old Olive (100702), Avery Magnet Sheets (#3220)
Ink:  Baja Breeze (111352), Riding Hood Red (111836), Old Olive (102277)
Cool Tools:  Scallop Circle Punch (109043), 1 3/8" Circle Punch (104401), 1/2" Circle Punch (104390), Big Shot Die Cutting Machine (113439), Bigz Top Note Die (113463)
The Perfect Touch:  Stampin' Up! Designer Buttons (112092), Flower Fusion Felt Flower (110720), Silver Brad (104336), Stampin' Dimensionals (104430), Season of Cheer Rub-Ons (includes 1 sheet each of Chocolate and Whisper White (shown), 112843), Stampin' Up!'s White Taffeta Ribbon (109070), Medium Flat Cellophane Bag (102757), Stick-On Rhinestones (Non-SU)

Holiday trinkets
 

22 thoughts on “Holiday Magnets”

  1. OMGosh Mary!! I can’t stand it! I’m going straight to Staples tomorrow for magnet sheets!!!
    This is a wonderful idea. Thank you so much for sharing it with us!

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  2. Great idea… I’m looking for projects for my son’s class at school…Thanks for posting this one! Your never let me down…

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  3. Very cute! What a great gift idea…perfect for a “Secret Santa” present. Love your recycling of the matboard that comes with the dp, too! How green of you 🙂

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  4. WOW! These are fantastic. I would have to say that the scallop punch is one of my most favorite punches. I can’t believe how many great ideas I have seen using this punch. Thanks for another fabulous idea.

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  5. I love this project!! Every day I realize how much I need to buy all hose handy and practical punches, the big shot machine, stamps sets, etc. etc. etc. Hopefully Santa (husband) will grant me some of my stamping wishes. Your projects are awesome!!

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  6. I love this idea! I have customers that have purchased this set that will definitely love the idea as well! TFS! Jeannie
    p.s. I love how you put the extra information on your blog — I realize this takes extra time, but I do appreciate it. Some blogs just show the pictures and say that the products used are SU, but let me tell you — I’m a demonstrator and sometimes can’t figure out the products used! If I ever have a blog (don’t even know where to start on that one!), I’ll model it after yours. Thank you so much! You’re an inspiration!

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