Tuesday 22 February 2011

Decorated Peg Fridge Magnet Tutorial

I made a lot of the peg fridge magnets  a couple of Christmas’s ago, but someone who wasn’t a crafter asked me how to make them, so I thought I would do a little tutorial on them.
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You’ll need some Poundshop pegs (usually in packs of 100) and some PVA glue.
Anitas Self Adhesive RibbonMagnets
Some ribbon, for ease I’ve used Anita’s self adhesive ribbon (99p per pack – with careful cutting you should be able to cover 24 pegs with one packet) and some magnets (available from HobbyCraft either in small packs, a foam sheet or self adhesive tape).
beads
Plus anything you like to decorate the pegs with, I’ve used wooden beads from a 99p wooden bead set from Home Bargains.
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Cut the ribbon to size and stick down on the peg.
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Glue the magnets on the open end of the peg.
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When the magnets are dry, turn the peg over and decorate the reverse side (directly over the magnet)
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I’ve added a few wibbly wobbly eyes and some flat backed gems as an extra fiddle fart>
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Simples!
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12 comments:

  1. camcraft22 February 2011 at 01:53:00 GMT

    Oooh Thank you for a fab. tutorial. I have had pegs stored away for an age with the intenetions of doing crafty things with them .. but failed miserably, they are still sitting in the side wings!
    Carole x

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  2. Suze Bain22 February 2011 at 08:42:00 GMT

    Thanks for the tutorial. The adhesive ribbon is perfect for the job. They look great.

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  3. Jem22 February 2011 at 09:06:00 GMT

    Great idea - definately one to remember for school holidays!

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  4. marc22 February 2011 at 10:40:00 GMT

    these always sell well at craft fairs and school/church fates thanks for sharing big love marc

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  5. Kelly22 February 2011 at 12:46:00 GMT

    Sorry to sound so stupid - so you only put the ribbon on one side and the back has the magnet on and nothing else?

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  6. Bubbles22 February 2011 at 21:31:00 GMT

    Thank you for your fab tutorial, love the ladybugs!!! Will defo have a go at some!
    Joanne x

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  7. Merry23 February 2011 at 00:34:00 GMT

    Brillaint thanks for sharing.

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  8. marc23 February 2011 at 02:13:00 GMT

    Your not stupid at all Happy 123 its good to ask we all start somewere you decorate the front in any thing you like paper, paint glitter, fabric , ect and put the magnet on the back if you want to paint the backs you can but as they are not seen that much its bit of a waste of time ,You can also get magnetic tape and magnets on ebay hope that helps big love marc

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  9. Jenny23 February 2011 at 07:55:00 GMT

    A great project, thanks for sharing. I wish we had a home bargains close to us :(

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  10. The Dolphin Inn23 February 2011 at 21:51:00 GMT

    What a cute idea !!! thanks for sharing xxx

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  11. Heather25 February 2011 at 00:12:00 GMT

    Simples! lol
    These will be great for the school fair in the summer :) Thankyou for sharing your brilliant ideas xx

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  12. Julie25 February 2011 at 15:13:00 GMT

    Thanks for sharing this tutorial with us all!! Have a nice weekend! x

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