Magnets for Crafts

While there has not been too much snow this winter…yet, you can turn your home into a winter wonderland by creating your own popsicle stick snowflake magnets. This project is a great way for the whole family to have fun and see how creative they can be. Once you finish your design, just take it apart and create a brand new one until you have a finished product that you are proud to show off to all your holiday visitors! Follow along to make your home a holiday paradise.  Continue reading →

As the weather turns cooler, finding indoor activities to keep your kids occupied has never been more important. Rather than turning on the TV or handing them a video game, why not try this easy and educational activity that combines the magic of magnetism with the fun of DIY? Plus, all you need to make your magnet discovery jar can be found around your house! Continue reading →

As a teacher, you do whatever you can to help your students stay prepared for the lesson ahead. Sometimes, your young students may misplace their writing utensils or other supplies. With our DIY magnetic classroom supply board, your students can replace their missing items in seconds, allowing you to cut down on classroom distractions and keep things running efficiently. Follow along to see how you can add this useful craft to your classroom!  Continue reading →

Christmas is just a month away, meaning now is the perfect time to get the entire family together to make some fun holiday-themed DIY crafts. The star of this week’s craft is everyone’s favorite reindeer: Rudolph! Your kids will be jumping for joy once they see the end result of this project, and guests will be equally impressed. Follow along to see how you can make this craft during your next family night.  Continue reading →

The spirit of Christmas is in the air, and we are here to help you turn your home into a spitting image of Santa’s workshop with some fun Christmas-themed magnet decorations. This week, we are kicking things off with the man himself: Santa Claus. Follow along to see how you can create Santa belt magnets that will turn heads at your family Christmas party.  Continue reading →

With the holidays right around the corner, families across the country are getting in the spirit of the season by decorating their homes with their favorite decorations. Rather than purchasing new expensive decorations, why not get the kids involved and make your own magnetic holiday wreath? When you finish with your creation, enjoy the magic of magnets by attaching your wreath to any magnetic surface without the hassle of permanent hangers like nails or hooks that leave your walls and doors with holes.  Continue reading →

Bring some shine to your office or dorm room by creating our DIY neon glitter magnets. This is the perfect way to keep your family entertained during a rainy fall day. Any visitors you have will definitely ask how they can create these fun magnets for their own space. Now, let us take a look at how you can complete this simple project.  Continue reading →

What time is it? Time for your next DIY creation that will help you keep your entire family on time all week long. It is a great way to incorporate math concepts into your kids’ everyday routine! Pick up a few supplies and get crafty this weekend! Continue reading →

The leaves are changing and pumpkin spice is all the rage, meaning fall is officially in full swing. Today’s DIY yarn leaf magnets promise to be a hit amongst Thanksgiving guests. They are also a great craft idea for art teachers. When you are done, you can hang up these fun creations throughout your home or office and enjoy the fall feeling.   Continue reading →

Over the past few weeks, we have given you instructions on how you can create magnets of a scarecrow and Frankenstein’s monster. Now, we will add a pumpkin to our fun list of fall decorations. Pumpkins are synonymous with autumn and this craft can help add some seasonal flair to your home. This particular craft is also family-friendly, meaning your kids can help out as long as there is adult supervision.  Continue reading →