Jul 132015
 

I everyone! It’s Deonna and today I’ve written a new Tutorial for Repeat Impressions at The House That Stamps Built on making double sided Magnetic Bookmarks. They are great to add in a book, Junk journal, or just a decoration in an altered project.

Supplies Needed:

Repeat Impressions - 9308-C, Bee Stamp

Copic Markers

Memento Black ink

Black, yellow Cardstock

Black and White Striped Designer Paper

X-Press it Blending card

Stampin’up Punches in 1-1/4″, 1-3/8″ and Scalloped Circle

2-3/4″ Scalloped Circle Spellbinders Die

Basic Grey Small magnets (1-Positive and 1-Negative)

Glue, Glue Dots and Scotch tape

Big Shot die Machine

Scor-Pal

Paper Trimmer


1. Cut a Piece of black cardstock to 8-1/2″x 5-1/2″, Score at 2-3/4″ line on the 5-1/2″ side of the paper.


2. Fold in half on score line and cut in 2-1/8″ increments (should make 4)

3. Taking a piece of your black cardstock line the 2-3/4″ Scalloped Circle die and run through your die-cut machine. See the photo example.

4. Taking your black and white lined paper and your Scalloped Circle punch. punch out 2 scalloped Circles.

5. Punch your yellow Cardstock twice with the 1-3/8″ circle punch.

6. Take your Bee Stamp and stamp it twice with your Memento Black ink. Color if desired and then punch out both bee’s with your 1-1/4″ Circle Punch.

7. Position your Positive Magnet on the outside of your black scalloped book mark piece and tape down with scotch tape. Turn the piece over and allow the negative magnet to adhere to the positive through the Cardstock. Tape down with scotch tape.

8. Take your liquid glue and adhere over the tape holding the magnet in place. Then, apply your scalloped Circle over. Turn over your black Cardstock and repeat.

9. Using a Medium glue dot adhere the yellow circle to the center of the scalloped circle then repeat with your stamped bee circle. Turn over your black cardstock and repeat.

10.Your bookmark is now complete.

  4 Responses to “Project of the Week ~ Magnetic Bookmarks”

  1. Great fun Deonna! I love that partial cutting technique and your bee is sweet.

  2. What a cool gift idea, Deonna! I much try some of these!!! Looks like fun!

  3. Adorable project! Love the sweet bees, too! Great idea, and great job!

  4. Thank you girls for your kind Comments!

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