What can be made from magnets. How to make a magnet with your own hands

In this article I want to tell you how you can make a cute magnet with a photo for your refrigerator. And not only produce it, but also sell it profitably.

My site was originally dedicated to sublimation printing. But this does not mean at all that you can make money only by selling mugs, plates, puzzles and other sublimation products. There are a lot of ideas! This includes thermal transfer and the production of watches with a photographic portrait and the printing of various calendars and much, much more.

The first article is about magnets.

What attracts me most about making vinyl magnets is the simplicity (no equipment needed) and the amazing price tag. Judge for yourself - a magnet measuring 65 x 90 mm costs me less than 5 rubles. I sell it in kindergartens for 120 rubles!

There are different magnets - plastic, metal, sunset ones. We will make a magnet based on magnetic vinyl. It looks like this:

In a nutshell, this is the most ordinary photograph pasted onto magnetic vinyl.

Choose any photo frame and insert a photo of the child. You can draw a photo frame yourself or download it from the Internet. Just don't forget about copyrights. Not all authors allow you to make money from their frameworks and templates.

To make a magnet we need the simplest tools:

This is a small piece of glass, a stationery knife and a metal ruler. And it's all? - you ask! Yes, this is enough to make good money. You don't even have to have your own printer. You can always order photo printing on the side. And your magnets will not become much more expensive. We'll calculate everything later.

A few words about magnetic vinyl. It is sold in rolls, usually 30 meters. Such a roll is not only quite expensive, but also very heavy. And this increases the cost of delivery for those who order vinyl by mail or through a transport company. Those who have the Zenon company nearby are luckier - they will sell at least half a meter of magnetic vinyl. Agree, this is very convenient.

Magnetic vinyl comes in different thicknesses. I recommend purchasing vinyl no thinner than 0.7 mm to make magnets. Magnets made from thinner vinyl look cheap and not solid.

Magnetic vinyl also comes with an adhesive layer and without an adhesive layer. With an adhesive layer it has a protective film and, with equal thickness, costs a little more.

All you have to do is choose a link:

Magnetic vinyl with adhesive layer + regular photo on paper

Magnetic vinyl without adhesive layer + photo on self-adhesive photo paper.

I'll use the second option. I have 0.75mm glueless and inkjet vinyl on hand from Privision.

So, let's start making our magnets.

I think finding a cute photo frame won't be too difficult for you. We will assume that you already have it. Adjust the photo frame to the size you need - mine is 65 x 90 mm. With this size, 9 magnets fit on an A4 sheet. Of course, you can choose absolutely any size.

You also photographed the children. All that remains is to insert the photos into the frame. This can be easily done using or.

By the way, a large section will soon appear on the site about how to photograph children in kindergartens and schools and process photographs. Don't forget to not miss the announcement.

The photos have been inserted, now they need to be placed on a sheet of paper and printed. You can use Photoshop for this, but I like CorelDraw. I import one photo frame at a time and place it on A4 sheet. If you order more than one magnet, I duplicate it required quantity once.

All photo frames are placed, self-adhesive photo paper is inserted into the printer. We send the sheet for printing! We print with regular water-based ink.

Now we will stick the photo paper onto the magnetic vinyl. I first cut it into A4 sheets. More precisely, they turn out to be a little smaller - 20.5 x 29 cm. The width of the magnetic vinyl roll is 61.5 cm. I cut it equally into three parts. And I deliberately reduce the length a little; with my size of magnets this is quite enough. You also try to calculate everything so that there is less waste.

To ensure that the photo paper lays flat on the vinyl without bubbles or creases, just watch me do it and repeat.

First, turn the sheet face down and bend the backing paper about 15mm along the short edge of the self-adhesive.

Now we turn the sheet over and, holding the edge with the folded paper (not letting it stick), place the sheet exactly on the magnetic vinyl.

Having positioned the sheet as needed, carefully glue the edge of the sheet to the vinyl and iron it well with a dry soft cloth.

Now our sheet is securely attached to the magnetic vinyl and will not move anywhere. Left hand place it under the sheet, grab the edge of the protective paper and begin to smoothly pull it to the side, exposing the adhesive layer, and with your right hand use a rag forward movements Smooth the sheet up and down onto the vinyl.

So we smooth it to the end.

Set the resulting sandwich aside for 15 - 20 minutes so that the adhesive layer sets well. Now the magnets can be cut. A reciprocating cutter is ideal for this purpose, but you can do just fine without it.

A metal ruler and a utility knife are what you need. To ensure that the knife cuts rather than tears the vinyl paper, keep the angle of the knife as small as possible to the surface.

Renew the knife blade by breaking off the dull part. I usually do this after cutting the next A4 sheet.

Here are the first nine magnets ready.

I put each magnet in a separate bag. I have them 75 x 120 mm. This bag costs pennies, and parents really like the individual packaging.

That's the whole process. As you can see, nothing complicated. Now let's do some math.

I bought magnetic vinyl without glue 0.75 mm thick for 310 rubles per linear meter (width 0.61 cm), which is 504 rubles per square meter or 30.3 rubles per A4 sheet (rounded to 31 rubles).

I bought self-adhesive for 100 rubles for 20 A4 sheets. This means one sheet costs 5 rubles.

31 + 5 = 36 rubles.

36 rubles: 9 magnets = 4 rubles per piece!

Let me remind you that I sell them for 120 rubles. I know that some people sell similar magnets for 150 rubles.

Now a few words about quality. Water-based inks have a serious drawback - they fade quite quickly. Particularly compatible inks. If your customers' refrigerator is located near a window, the magnet on its door may fade within a year. In this case, I will advise you to print the photos in a darkroom and glue them onto vinyl with an adhesive layer. In this situation, the cost of your magnet will increase by 2 - 3 rubles, but it will not fade over the years.

Alternatively, the magnet can be covered with a thin cold laminate (laminating film). This makes the process a little more complicated, but the magnet looks great!

You can also purchase an inexpensive corner cutter and beautifully trim the corners of your magnets.

In a word, I gave you an idea. How you put it into practice is entirely up to you. Now you know how to make a magnet with a photo. Take my word for it, such magnets are in constant demand in kindergartens and schools!

Making a magnet with your own hands is quite simple, and such an activity will bring a lot of pleasure to you and your children - creativity perfectly develops imagination and fine motor skills. Perhaps over time this activity will become your hobby and even an additional source of income.

In order to make a decoration for the refrigerator, you first need to decide on its functionality: will it be a note holder, a calendar, a toy magnet, or just a picture.

Small magnets, PVA glue, scissors and superglue - this is a simple set that underlies the production of magnets of any complexity.

The easiest option is to glue your favorite mini-image onto thick cardboard and onto it. back attach a magnet. Sea stones exposed with varnish look quite beautiful. By the way, they look very nice. You just need to attach a magnet to them - the decoration for the refrigerator is ready.

Alternatively, you can use salt dough. The consistency of it resembles plasticine; you can sculpt any figures from it, which can then be decorated with paints and also varnished.

Magnets made from wine bottle caps look unusual. To make such a miracle you will need corks, some soil and tiny plants, magnets, a knife, a screwdriver and a hot glue gun.

You need to make a hole in the cork with a knife, remove the excess, fill the voids with soil and plant plants. Using hot glue, glue the magnetic tape. Remember to water your micro-greenhouse regularly.

Fridge magnets made from polymer clay look original. For this, in addition to clay, you will need: a rolling pin, baking molds, sandpaper, stamps and an ink pad, magnets and a hot glue gun.

We roll out polymer clay with a rolling pin to a thickness of 5 cm, apply patterns using stamps and cut with baking molds into various interesting figures. The clay will dry for about a day, after which you need to sand off the bumps and glue the magnets.

DIY curtain magnets

If you want to add coziness and beauty to your home, you urgently need to find out how to make curtain magnets with your own hands. This interior detail not only has a decorative function, but is also quite a practical thing.

Making such a magnet is practically no different from those that are attached to the refrigerator. Its two halves need to be connected to each other with a rope or tape. To attach such a decoration to the curtains, you need to gather the fabric and secure it with the magnet halves on both sides.

There are several ways to make a magnet at home. The first and second methods are suitable for simple home experiments and for showing to children. The third and fourth methods are somewhat more complicated and require care and caution.

Options for making simple magnets with your own hands

Method 1

To create a magnet you will need the simplest materials at hand:

• Copper wire.
• DC source.
• The metal blank is the future magnet.

Elements made from alloys of various metals are used as workpieces. It is easier and cheaper to get ferrites - they are a mixture of powdered iron with various additives. Hardened steel is also used because, unlike ferrites, it retains a magnetic charge longer. The shape of the workpieces does not matter - round, rectangular or any other, as this will not affect its final magnetic properties.

The simplest electromagnet made of wire, battery and nail

We take a metal blank and wrap it with copper wire. A total of 300 turns should be obtained. We connect the ends of the wire to a battery or accumulator. As a result, the metal workpiece will become magnetized. How strong its field will be depends on the power of the current coming from the power source.

Method 2

First you need to make an inductor coil. The future magnet is placed inside it, so a compact size blank is used. The procedure is exactly the same, except for the fact that the number of turns of wire should not be 300, but 600. This method is good if you need to make a magnet of increased power.

Copper wire on ferrite magnet

Method 3

Involves the use of mains electricity. The method is quite complex and dangerous, so manipulations must be verified and careful. A fuse is added to the standard set of accessories, without which it will not be possible to create a magnet. It is this that is connected to the inductor coil, inside of which there is a metal workpiece. The fuse is connected to the network. As a result, it burns out, but at the same time manages to charge the object inside the coil to high levels.

Be careful! Such experiments pose a danger to life and often lead to a short circuit in the electrical network! When choosing this method of manufacturing magnetic elements, take the necessary precautions and prepare a fire extinguisher that will allow you to quickly extinguish a possible fire.

A special magnetometer will help you evaluate the result of the work - it will show how strong the resulting product is.

How to make the most powerful magnet yourself

The most powerful magnets in the world are made from the rare earth metal neodymium. Iron, neodymium and boron are powdered, mixed, shaped and sintered in microwave ovens. Then the workpieces are magnetized and a protective coating of zinc or nickel is applied. It is very difficult to repeat this process at home. But there is another way.

Method 4

The first step towards realizing the goal is to find broken computer hard drives. If you don’t have a broken hard drive on your household, you can try to find non-working devices on Avito, Darudar or other classifieds sites.

Magnetic head in an open hard drive

Disks have a magnetic head that is used to control the writing and reading of data. The second step is to completely disassemble HDD and gain access to this head. On it are curved plates made of a neodymium-iron-boron alloy. They can be glued to steel members, but are often held in place by their own magnetic force. The largest neodymium magnets are found in the oldest hard drives.

Of course, the easiest way is to buy a neodymium magnet of the desired shape and strength. On the other hand, if you have several non-working hard drives, then it would be extremely imprudent to simply throw them away.

The World of Magnets online store offers you to buy neodymium magnets at the most attractive prices. Select suitable products from the presented catalog and place an order. Purchasing finished products with the necessary parameters is always easier, faster and more profitable than trying to make neodymium magnets yourself.

Do you want to create magnets from scrap materials, but don’t know where to start? In this article you will find many ideas and plans that can be implemented.

This article is intended for persons over 18 years of age

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How to make a magnet?

As you know, it is quite possible to make a magnet with your own hands, and even at home. Such a skill will definitely not be superfluous, because in this way you can make souvenirs for the New Year. It is important to remember that by making a magnet yourself at home, you get an absolutely unique thing and precious experience! In this article you will also learn whether it is possible to make a magnet from wood and how to paint a magnet from plywood.

In fact, making such a magnet is very simple. You just need to put in a little effort and show your imagination properly. By making magnets yourself, you will have a good time and get a wonderful souvenir, as well as a skill that will allow you to create things with magnetic properties literally from the materials at hand.

How to make refrigerator magnets with your own hands: ideas

Fridge door magnets are a great design solution if you want to give your kitchen a homely atmosphere.

IN This list presents the most interesting solutions that can be implemented:

• a magnet with a photo will bring a feeling of comfort, because in the photo slot you can put photos of loved ones, children or even pets (besides, all the above categories will be very pleased);
• topiary - a cute craft in the shape of a tree or bush will fit perfectly into the overall outline of the refrigerator;
• notepad - will help you take various notes or leave messages at home, and you can also write down the names of products that you need to buy;
• Christmas tree is a design element inherent to the New Year holiday, which can hang on the refrigerator at any other time.

For many centuries, the dog has been a faithful friend and companion of man on his life's journey. Therefore, a magnet with a picture of a dog placed on the surface of the refrigerator (or any other) will become a wonderful aesthetic decoration. You will find templates for making a dog below.

Regarding materials: the dog’s fur can be made from felt, and the ears can be made from nylon tights. In addition, the puppy can be made from papier-mâché. Such a product can be decorated and diversified with various design solutions, which will add realism to the decoration.

Coffee beans have always been an excellent material to use in fine arts. They have an attractive appearance and a pleasant smell. Coffee beans can also be used to create magnets, because with their help you can create absolutely extraordinary sculptures. From them you can glue topiary, which will complement the interior favorably. You can also use them to create a sculpture of a dog. In addition, you can create a coffee heart that will look perfect as a design solution for the kitchen.

We will show you how to make a cat magnet with your own hands.

For this craft you will need:

• coffee beans;
• thick cardboard;
• brush:
• scissors;
• PVA glue;
• jute twine;
• glue gun

Manufacturing

1. Take the cat template you like and cut it out of paper.

2. Transfer the image to cardboard and cut it out.

3. Cover the top with burlap (from the wrong side of our craft!) and leave under pressure for several hours so that the glue dries thoroughly. The burlap will make our magnet more dense.

4. Trim the excess fabric along the contour.

5. Front side We cover the cat magnet with brown paint so that there are no white spaces in the future.

6. Wait for the paint to dry. Then we glue the end part of the workpiece with twine using hot glue from a glue gun.

7. Glue the cat with coffee beans, also using a glue gun.

8. We fix the magnetic tape on the back side.

9. Make antennae from twine. Eyes can be taken from old toy or use small buttons. You can tie a bow around the cat's neck.

How to make a search magnet with your own hands?

It is quite easy to create a search magnet that will always point in a north direction, which coincides with the Earth's magnetic field. To do this you will need a needle, a stopper and a bowl of water. Through all the simple manipulations you will get a device that will involuntarily move parallel to the magnetic field.

You can also create it yourself:

• electric magnet. It is created by passing current through a piece of metal. This is done for the purpose of creating magnetic field. To do this you will need a nail, wire, adhesive tape and a battery;
• Neodymium magnet. Creating it at home is problematic, because you will need many complex units, but it’s worth a try in any case;
• a levitating magnet is a spectacular design that can decorate any interior with its mystery;
• a magnet for needles on a canvas is an extremely convenient thing that will save you from having to look for needles, since they will all be collected in one visible place;
• A magnet for non-ferrous metals is a thing that will significantly help in finding non-ferrous metals, regardless of the location of the search.

How to make a magnet for welding with your own hands?

Magnetic corner is one of the the most important conditions high-quality welding, because it allows you to carry out welding work as accurately and efficiently as possible. This one himself difficult process with such a part it is simplified, because a welding magnet allows you to fix the parts to be welded in the desired way. When creating such a welding device yourself, it is necessary that it does not need to be literally torn from the object. It is desirable that it be “switchable”, that is, it comes unstuck without external influence. For greater clarity, when creating such a device, you should prepare drawings in advance that will take into account all proportions.

How to make magnets for curtains with your own hands?

Magnetic curtain ties are a device that can make your life much easier. Using magnetic surfaces in your home simplifies many things that you never thought could become even simpler. For example, a magnetic surface for knives on the wall will save you from the need to constantly reach into a desk drawer; you just need to remove the knife you need from the magnetic board. The main thing is to properly calibrate the magnetic field of this device so that it holds the knives vertically, but not strong enough to tear them off.

Making New Year's magnets with your own hands

Decorating the apartment for New Year(on NG), you can also use magnets. The symbol of 2018 is a yellow dog, which, as we know from one of the previous paragraphs, can be depicted from papier-mâché, as well as felt and nylon. This way you will have interesting craft for decoration that can hang all year for obvious symbolism. In addition, using magnets, you can make New Year's decorations from satin ribbons, which do not require additional fastening, because the magnetic field itself will hold them in the place you need. Such a designer find will look extremely impressive and will be appreciated by your guests and family.

Making your own salt dough magnets

Salt dough is an extremely cheap, accessible and extremely flexible material.

To prepare the test you will need:

• 2 tbsp. l. flour;
• 1 tbsp. l. salt;
• a little water and PVA glue.

1. Mix all the ingredients, knead thoroughly with your hands until it stops sticking to your hands.

2. Cover a baking sheet with foil or parchment and place directly on it. Using the stacks we sculpt the necessary figure (for us it will be a heart).

3. Smooth out any unevenness with a wet brush. Place in a cold oven, gradually raising the temperature to 130 degrees. The product must dry completely.

4. Turn off the oven and let the product cool. We paint it in any color. You can use watercolor or gouache. Reverse side paint it black and glue it with magnetic tape. The magnet is ready!

A here from What other materials can magnets be made from?

• from polymer clay. An extremely effective material for modeling, which is ideal for realizing your wildest creative fantasies;
• made of plaster - perfect for creating small objects;
• made of felt - patterns can be found in the public domain;
• from beads. This material has enough options to realize creative potential;
• from foamiran. Plastic suede is gaining popularity in craft circles, and this material is also extremely easy to use;
• from a battery - low batteries can be used like this in an interesting way give a second life;
• made of clay - a classic material for needlework. Perfect for creating magnets.

How to make a strong magnet at home?

Like other types of magnets, creating a powerful magnet at home requires a little more effort. As you know, objects are magnetized by friction against other magnets to produce a magnetic field, so in order to create something more powerful, you should simply apply friction large quantity once.

Fridge magnets are pleasing to the eye and keep our lists, photos, postcards, business cards and coupons visible. Making them with your own hands for yourself or as a gift is very interesting and easy. After all, if you think about it, to make magnetic crafts you can use almost everything that is at hand, just use your imagination, stock up on glue and mini-magnets. In this article, we presented 70 inspiring photo ideas, as well as 5 step-by-step lessons on how to make cool refrigerator magnets (and more) from scrap, natural, and even waste materials.

1. To make refrigerator magnets, you can use three types: ferrite, neodymium (super magnets) and vinyl (rubber).

• If you want your magnetic crafts to hold only light and small sheets of paper, business cards, etc., then you can use ferrite (regular graphite-colored magnets, which are most often used for souvenirs) or vinyl. The latter is a flexible vinyl material with an adhesive base, which has a low adhesive force, but can be cut into segments of different shapes and sizes. An example of the use of a flexible magnet is presented below.

• If you want a magnet to hold heavier things, then to make crafts you need to use neodymium magnets (super magnets), which have 10 times greater adhesion force. So, for example, to make a magnetic hook for a ladle or cutting board, you will need one magnet the size of a 1-kopeck coin. Keep in mind that ideally the magnet's adhesion force should be 2 times more weight crafts and an item she will hold.

By the way, a neodymium magnet, unlike a ferrite one, does not lose its magnetic properties over time. Ferrite steel turns into a useless piece of iron after 8-10 years.

1. Where to get or buy magnets for making crafts? They can be peeled off from souvenir products or bought/ordered in construction markets, craft stores, as well as in specialized online stores.
2. When working with neodymium magnets, take precautions and do not involve children in making crafts. Keep in mind that two magnets attached to each other can even pinch your finger.
3. In most cases, superglue, universal Moment glue and its analogues, as well as a hot glue gun are suitable for gluing a magnet to a craft. If your craft is intended to hold really heavy things, then it is best to use a neodymium magnet with a countersink and a screw for fastening.
4. Magnets that look best on the refrigerator are those made in the same style and combined by theme, color or shape.

1. Magnets can be hung not only on the refrigerator, but also on any metal surface, for example, on a magnetic organizing board, range hood or geyser .

In turn, the magnetic organizing board can be installed anywhere, for example, on a cabinet door

Master Class. 1. Hook magnets made from branches

You can hang keys, towels, ladles and other things on these branch hooks.

Materials and tools:

• A dry small but strong branch with a branch;
• Hand saw or jigsaw;
• Small neodymium magnets;
• Glue;
• Drill and drill bit equal to the diameter of the magnets;
• Acrylic paint (optional).

Instructions:

1. Using a saw, cut the branch so that it looks like a hook. Then cut the branch lengthwise so that the back side is flat as shown in the photo below on the left.

1. In this flat back of the branch, drill a recessed hole the size of your magnet.
2. Glue the magnet into the resulting cell.

1. If desired, paint the craft and cover it with matte varnish. Ready!

Master class 2. Magnetic storage jars

If you have some cute tin or glass jars, put them to good use by turning your refrigerator door or magnetic board into an organizer.

Glass baby food jars are great for storing spices on the refrigerator or hood.

Materials and tools:

• Small aluminum cans (cans like those in our master class can be ordered on Aliexpress for 300 rubles/10 pcs.). Replace cans You can use glass jars or small plastic containers;
• Paint of the desired color (it is more convenient to use spray paint) and matte varnish (not necessary, but desirable to protect the coating);
• Neodymium plate magnets (especially if you want to use large jars and store heavy items in them) or 0.6mm thick magnetic vinyl self-adhesive sheets;
• Superglue “Moment” (needed if you use neodymium magnets).

Instructions:

1. Make sure the prepared jars are clean and dry. Paint them, as well as their lids, in 2-3 layers, allowing each layer to dry thoroughly. Next, coat the jars with varnish, if any.

• If you are using jars with a glass insert on the lid, you will need to remove it or seal it with masking tape before painting.

1. Cut circles from a magnetic sheet; their diameter should be slightly smaller than the diameter of the cans. If you use neodymium magnets, then glue them with superglue.

1. Glue the cut out circles to the bottom of the jar, removing the protective backing.

1. If desired, the lids of the jars can be further decorated. For example, as shown in the photo below.

Master class 3. Magnets from tin caps (crown caps)

Idea reuse caps from soda or beer bottles as refrigerator magnets will appeal not only to environmentalists, but also to decorators. After all, they cost nothing at all, but provide a lot of opportunities for decoration.

So, for example, you can glue inside the lids family photos or just cute paper (card scraps, magazine clippings, etc.).

Homemade photo frame magnets

You can paint the lids, fill the insides with hot glue or cork, and then glue magnets to them.

Sometimes bottle caps don’t need to be decorated at all.

Instead of beer caps, you can use larger caps, such as Nutella jars or baby food caps, to make refrigerator magnets.

Materials and tools:

• Scissors, or better yet, a hole punch for scrapbooking for cutting out circles with a diameter of 2.5 cm (sold in craft stores and costs 200-300 rubles);
• Epoxy resin, a container for preparing the solution and a stirring stick;
• PVA glue, as well as superglue;
• Small magnets;
• Photos that are suitable in size or any other pictures, for example, from a magazine;
• Beer caps (it's best to use bottles with screw caps rather than pop caps).

Instructions:

1. Using a hole punch or scissors, cut round fragments with a diameter of 2.5 cm from the photographs. Of course, if you use scissors, you must first make a marking using one of the caps (or a plastic cap from a plastic bottle) as a template.
2. Glue the pictures to the inside of each lid using PVA glue (the glue must be applied on top of the picture as well). Let the glue dry completely (!).

1. Following the manufacturer's instructions, prepare the epoxy resin in the quantity you need. To find out exactly how much resin you will need, pour water into one of the lids, then multiply the resulting volume by the number of lids. Line your work surface to protect it from spills, then fill each lid to the brim. Let the crafts dry overnight.
2. Glue magnets to the blanks. Ready!

Master class 4. Magnets from plastic mini-toys

The most stylish magnets can be easily made from plastic toys, namely animal figurines.

Materials and tools:

• Scissors or sharp knife;
• Thermal glue in a gun;
• Paint and brush if necessary;
• Small magnets;
• Plastic animal figurines.

Instructions:

1. Cut the toy in half or lengthwise.
2. Pour hot glue into the inside of the resulting workpiece to the very edges and leave to dry.

1. When the glue has hardened, start painting the craft (including the “filling”) in 1-3 layers. At the end it can be additionally varnished.
2. Now just glue the magnet to the figure and enjoy the result!

Master class 5. Magnets from clothespins

Let us reveal a little life hack - magnets made from clothespins can not only store lists and bills, but also clamp bags of food as shown in the photo below. It turns out to be very convenient - I took the clothespin off the refrigerator and immediately fixed the opened bag with it.

Wooden clothespins can also hold a piece of paper on the refrigerator door and at the same time clamp something between the teeth.

Clothespins can be painted, decorated with glitter, covered with colored tape or appliques, or decorated using decoupage technique, following the following simple instructions.

Materials and tools:

• Wooden or bamboo clothespins (you can take regular or decorative ones for scrapbooking);
• Scissors;
• Double-layer napkin with a pattern;
• One glue brush and one varnish brush;
• PVA glue;
• Glue "Moment" or its equivalent;
• Matte acrylic varnish;
• Small magnets.