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Are you looking for a perfectly unique gift for Mothers Day? Well then, you’ve come to the right place! A set of DIY Bottle Cap Photography Magnets make a personalized gift that is not only simple, but incredibly fun, and absolutely foolproof! What a fun crafts for mothers!
You are going to have the cutest fridge on the block, and a perfect way to display all those color sheets and to-do lists.
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Creating your own set of DIY Bottle Cap Photography Magnets only takes a few minutes and a bit of patience! To begin, gather these supplies:
Choosing photos to create your magnets can be tricky! But, by using photo editing software you can shrink any picture down to size. I had all of my pictures printed on two 4 x 6 photos for a total of 40 cents!
To shape your photos, use a coin that is the same size as the circumference of the inside of your bottle cap. I used a car wash token, but I am pretty sure a quarter would have worked as well!
Next, using your traced circles as a guide, cut your photos. Don’t get upset about small imperfections.
Place each circle photo into a bottle cap.
Next, mix your resin according to the package directions and then pour it onto the bottle caps. I used a plastic spoon to scoop and pour the resin so that I had more control. You could also just pour it straight from the cup.
Using your popsicle stick, gently push the photos down and release the air bubbles underneath so that the photos don’t float to the top of your resin. Don’t worry about the bubbles that are in the resin, they will slowly move upward and pop leaving a crystal clear finish!
Allow enough time for the resin to set completely before moving on. Follow the directions on the package of your resin. Mine took 6 hours to completely harden.
After your resin has set, adhere a magnet to the back of each bottle cap.
A set of DIY Bottle Cap Photography Magnets is at your fingertips! It’s a great way to share memories and create a one-of-a-kind gift.
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Really cute idea! Now I gotta find small pictures! LOL Actually I didn’t realize I could shrink the pics down to size. Thanks!
Leelee @ paperbagstyling
My kids and I have made these! I pinned this project just now. 🙂
The bottle caps are adorable!! Such a great Mother’s Day gift too! I love the hanging garden too. Thanks for the link up!
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Very cute and fun!
These are so stinkin’ cute! I just got my first office and they would be a great way to personalize my new space!
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These are too stinkin’ cute! I just got my first real office at work, and they would add a great personal touch to my space.
I’ve not tried anything with resin before, I thought it looked a bit scary/easy to mess up but you make it look easy! I’ve seen lots of lovely projects on pinterest using it, maybe I will give it a go after all, with a small project like this – thanks for the inspiration!
Such a cute idea!! Love it. I’ve been saving bottle caps because I thought they would come in handy for a craft!
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That’s a great idea!
Those magnets are so cute!
LOVE those magnets!! Great project…fun for kids too! Will add it to my ever-growing list of projects. Cheers!
Love the bottle cap magnets and the features! Fun stuff! Thanks so much for hosting.
KC
Love it! Now I need some bottle caps! Thanks for a useful post and a fun link up!
Thank you for the party and for featuring my Milk Cartons! I feel honored! Have a great week! 🙂
This is an easy and very interesting thing…cost only pennys and a beatuiful gift to the person who is everything to me.Thanks a lot :'(