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Friday, March 04, 2016

Magnetic boards with the Chomas Creations adjustable marker holder


When I found out that Sharpie made oil based markers that could write on glass and metal, I had to go get some!  I bought these magnetic scallop boards thinking I could make cute Christmas presents with them, but I wanted to give them a personal touch.  In came the Sharpie paint markers.  I added the white marker to the Chomas Creations adjustable marker holder in the Cameo to draw this design.  Being I wanted a true single line font, I used Make the Cut with the Lettering Delights thin font called Swirl. 
I used a speed of 1 and a thickness of 1 to draw the design.  Keep in mind this metal board is double sided, and I did play with different speeds and thicknesses, this is what worked best and didn't smear. I also suggest you keep your design on the mat until it dries.
As you can see in the picture I used some painters tape to add this metal board to my mat in each corner.  The board is stiff so I added something under the end hanging out of the machine to support the metal board.  I do need to figure out some fun magnets for this board.  If anyone has any ideas on where to get any strong ones, please let me know!




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7 comments:

  1. Clever! Where did you find the magnetic boards? Great gifts!

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  2. They have these at Joanns, and sometimes you can find them at Pick Your Plum.

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  3. This board turned out beautifully. Love the font and the shape of the board is too cute.
    Have a creative day.
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  4. There you go enabling me again! LOL! I just made two of these boards for my classroom using vinyl. I never thought about drawing on them. Now I am wondering if the engraphing tip woul work. I bet it will.

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  5. Nice! I'd like to know where your black thingys are on your Cameo bar??? Did you take them out purposely, and would they make this project smear? Thank you!

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  6. I did remove them from my machine. They can be slid to the right or left though if you want to keep them on. I have had no issues since removing them over 3 years ago.

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  7. Well, here are sharing such a great content about paint marker. Thanks for sharing such a good ideas!

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