Refrigerator Magnets crafts

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Submitted June 29, 2017 at 06:00PM by shogunjimi http://ift.tt/2u1Dk6T crafts

How to make marbling paint for 3d objects (not paper) crafts

Hi there,

Having trouble finding marbling paint that is affordable, marbling ink is easy to find but I want to marble 3d objects made of glass and plastic and wood, not paper, so ink wouldn't work. Saw someone on etsy selling marbling paint for a really high price (and in a different country) and it said once opened store in refrigerator... It also says it is acrylic paint. This makes me think the person has just added something to acrylic paint. What is it? I know people use cornstarch and water to use acrylic paint to marble things, but I want to make a paint that will float on normal water (like this paint I've found), as cornstarch water every time costs a lot of money.

Submitted June 10, 2017 at 08:14PM by potentanonymity http://ift.tt/2rcGSFw crafts

I made the easiest refrigerator magnets today -- and they're glittery! crafts

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Submitted April 30, 2015 at 04:06AM by lizmakes http://ift.tt/1Ey0PnL crafts

What kind of gift wrap can you use for baked and/or glazed polymer clay items? (X-post /r/polymerclay) crafts

I'm fairly new to polymer clay, but upon discovering I have a potential talent for making miniature foods, I've decided that everyone I know will get handmade polymer refrigerator magnets for Christmas this year, haha.

So now I wonder what kind of gift wrap is safe to use on baked and/or glazed polymer clay items (i use Fimo and Cernit, with Fimo's glaze), without it transferring color or texture onto the clay? Can I just use regular gift wrapping paper and paper tissue? And can I wrap them in fabric? Are all types of plastic safe when the polymer is baked? Thanks for any answers!

Submitted November 02, 2014 at 05:42PM by PixiePastels http://ift.tt/1unZzRW crafts