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This is what happens when I can't get started on a project...I end up building fun structures with the magnets and whatever I can find on my desk in my studio.
These little but potent magnets are so easy to make, it can get rather addicting. I made several sets with themes tailored to friends and family's interests and lives. I will be giving these as gifts for the holidays, and am considering making them as wedding favors for my wedding in July.
Many people buy Altoid-style tins to put these little guys in, but I have some other ideas. I don't want to spend the money for the tins, plus my environmentally-conscious self worries that people will just toss the tins out after putting the magnets to use. Whenever I can, I try to recycle objects around me for my projects, rather than buy more stuff and add to over-consumption. Besides, it's more challenging, and often cheaper, to come up with alternative creative ideas! I will be sure to share any (good!) ideas I come up with for wrapping/presenting the magnets.
This set is for a friend who often travels to Japan and is very fond of Japanese culture and art.
Stay tuned to my new blog for more ideas, projects and thoughts!
Magnet Kitchens' Linton is a design that combines the best of both contemporary and traditional styling, with its classic yet simplistic painted timber finish.
480 magnets. Each 20-magnet pentagon has a 30-magnet pentagonal pyramid mounted on it. This is the standard 50-magnet pentagon unit. Magnet poles are aligned parallel to the perimeter of each pentagon. Adjacent pentagons have poles aligned in the same direction at the edges (as evidenced by square instead of triangular patterns at the edges). Each pentagon is mounted rotated by two magnets, leaving triangular holes at each vertex.
I'm using these to store my little bits and pieces in watchmakers tins with magnets attached to the back.
I love the chaos that occurs when you combine paperclips and magnets ... this is a particularly strong magnet (almost removed my thumb once when I wasn't paying attention) and it's a lot of fun ...
... as you can see!
This is a top of the line comfortable and breathable knee brace. Knee pain is common in many individuals. This knee pain can be treated with magnet therapy. The magnet therapy in this knee support allows for flexiblity and comfort.
On Wednesday, May 30 a carnival-themed Magnet Redesignation Education Party was held at Children's Hospital Los Angeles to educate staff in a fun way about Magnet Recognition.
Some magnets hanging out :) I use this funny old metal filing tray as a display for now it works alright!
Step 2: Use a butter knife, or other ferromagnetic item, to determine exactly where the magnet is embedded in the flap.
Magnet of the Popeye Statue in Chester, Illinois.
You can get these magnets at the Popeye Store "Spinach Can Collectables" in Chester. This is also the Headquarters of The Popeye Fan Club.
We collect a magnet from every place we go. Magnets are easy to pack and don't cost as much as some souvenirs. Plus they are great conversation starters and great memories. Now that we have filled up the surface of our refrigerator, we have started covering the metal doors on the kitchen cabinets. 3/15/12
Assignment: We're all collectors of something. Find an interesting way to display and make a photo of a collection today., post it then Tag it with #TP128
I made this magnet in the shape of Thomas the Train out of yarn and plastic canvas for my grandson, who is totally into trains
I went to the Takis exhibition at Tate Modern today.
Panayiotis Vassilakis, born 1925 (known as Takis) creates sculptures using magnets, lights and electronic components. Many, like this one, move. A member of staff sets the large magnets in motion and the smaller ones respond.
Von Magnet investit le Palais des Beaux Arts pour un magnifique concert électro et un spectacle de danse flamenco, pour la Fête de la Musique
Home-made magnet spice-rack!
Teeny-weeny super-strong magnets: $5
Jars from industrial supply company online: $5
Glass superglue: $3
Only 13 bucks, but plenty of psychological torture trying to get the stupid little magnets to behave and not jump around and make out with each-other instead of gluing down. I'd recommend bigger magnets so you only have to use one (I used 3 little ones).
My hands are glued to EVERYTHING. There is no furniture in my house without gluey fingerprints.