Story from PEACH GALBI
" DIY Wood Magnets to Add Fun to the Fridge "
If you have cute postcards or papers, you may want to put them where you can see them all the time.
There are various pretty postcards and papers for decorations these days, and even many online shops send me beautiful cards when i shopped. Sometimes, I try to paint my pictures.
I try to decorate some areas with postcards and posters to create focal points in the space. When I do, I use these guys. my DIY wood magnets
Wood Magnet Adding a Nice Touch to Your Fridge.
" What You Need "
wooden stick, hand saw, knife, wood stain(stain varnish), sandpaper, sponge, glue gun, neodymium magnets
Wood Stain Colors - Cappucino & Hazlenut
Woode stick - 2 sizes
Cut the wooden sticks into the size you like.
Using a knife, mark where you want to cut, and cut them with a saw. Make the wood pieces in different sizes and thicknesses.
Sanding the cut pieces with sandpapers.
Gently sand the front, back, and side corners of the wood pieces.
It is to avoid splintering or scratching from the remaining twigs on the piece of wood.
Make sure to sand it gently.❗️
Wet the sponge with wood stain and apply the color to the wood pieces.
Then, dry them and apply again. Repeat this process until you get desired colors.
Cappucino & Hazlenut Colors
Wood stain(stain varnish) is a finishing material to prevent contamination and deformation of wood by any liquid or wet. It comes in various colors, such as brown, black, and white.
Once the pieces dry completely, glue the magnets to them using a glue gun.
I used "neodymium magnets," which are small but have great strength, so it's good to use them anywhere.
Apply a proper amount of glue to the wood pieces using a preheated glue gun and attach the magnet. The glue hardens and holds the magnets well.
" DIY Wood Magnets are Ready "
They look peaceful and natural, so they go well with any place.
You can use them in various ways since they are all in different sizes and thicknesses. That is the fun part about DIY to be able to make things in your way.
I used cappuccino and hazelnut colors of wood stains similar to wood, but you can make them with your favorite colors and the size you need. With your favorite colors and shapes, you will be so pleased more than ever.
Great for any places can hold magnets
The most common areas you can put magnets are a refrigerator or front door. Both are good places to use in numerous ways. I put them on the front door, where I check things while you leave and return to the house, and on a refrigerator is the one I open the most during the day.
My refrigerator is full of lovely papers gathered here and there. My wood magnets go perfectly with yellow and white papers.
Instead of colorful magnets bought one by one while traveling from place to place, using DIY wood magnets makes the area much more delightful.
Do they look even better since I made it myself? 😉
Add some characteristics to your refrigerator by putting your favorite quotes or paintings using round wood magnets. It makes the refrigerator more exciting and fun.
ⓒPEACH GALBI
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