© June Scroggin, All Rights Reserved
The magnets were made using the free project download found here offered by Kreinik.
© Dub Scroggin, All Rights Reserved
Kreinik’s glow-in-the dark embroidery floss makes these magnets a bit extra special at night when you turn out the lights. We took them outside last night to try to capture their glow. How fun to walk in the kitchen at night to get a drink and be greeted by Frankenstein or a witch glowing on the fridge.
TIP
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It occurred to me you can also make magnets for other holidays or themes by emulating the process in Kreinik’s Spooktacular Magnets project and using small cross-stitch patterns found in such books as this one I have in my collection: Better Homes and Gardens 2001 Cross Stitch Designs: The Essential Reference Book (Better Homes & Gardens Crafts)
7 comments:
So cute, I bet they're even more amazing when they're glowing. I've got glow-in-the-dark ghost pillowcases - kind of gives me a shock in the middle of the night, but fun!
Very fun June! I love the monster. Will we be seeign more magnets in your future?
So cute June! I never heard of glow in the dark embroidery floss. Now you don't need a night light to show you the way ...lol
Too cute! I love the "hair". i see my daughter is following you!!
Too cute! I have some glow in the dark rickrack and put it on one of my reusable shopping bags. Adds a special extra to the idea of a midnight madness sale ;)
Love them! Please share them on the Kreinik Facebook page - you did a great job!
My grandma used to make these all the time. I love them...
I particularly like the witch. :)
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