Monday’s Magnetic Challenge (and POM)…
February 23, 2009 at 12:05 am 7 comments
… and what a fun challenge this is!
Today’s KS Crew Challenge is hosted by Lynn McAuley. Lynn has double the fun for us today. Her challenge is also KSS February’s – Project of the Month! YaHoo, Lynn!
Lynn’s challenge is: Create a Refrigerator Magnet. Use your computer to generate a favorite quote, witty saying, or scripture and then use your Kitchen Sink Stamps to turn it into a wonderful bit of refrigerator art! Size should be no larger than 4″ x 4″ but can be any shape you choose as long as it fits into a 4 x 4 space on your refrigerator.
Boy, was I stumped with Lynn’s challenge! I knew it was going to be fun … but my two biggest challenge were… what quote or saying was I going to use and did I have 4″x4″ space available on my fridge???!!! LOL!
For the quote, a dear friend reminded me of a quote I hadn’t heard for quiet a while and thought it would make a wonderful magnet. So, I reached for my “Go To” set… 3 Step Daisy and started stamping! After all my pieces were together, I run it through my 510 Xyron using the Laminate/Magnet cartridge. Easy Peasy!!! … and can be wiped clean if some spaghetti sauce should happen to hit it … did I mention I have 2 boys?! LOL!
So, here is my magnet (and I found a spot on my fridge!) for Lynn’s challenge.

For more magnetic inspiration, the KS Crew has more for your viewing!
Kitchen Sink Crew:
Nicole • Tammy • Dee • Angela • Julie
Lynn – KS Crew Challenge Hostess • Lori
….and a fabulous Bonus Tutorial from Lynn!
Thank you Lynn for the inspiring challenge & fabulous project! Your challenge was a blast! A FUN project that can also be a meaningful and quick gift! I thought it would be fun to give the magnet to my friend as a card. With a few glue dots on the back of the magnet … I now how a card and gift all in one.
Please link your challenge projects in the Kitchen Sink Stamps’ Group on Paper Craft Planet. Enter under Discussions – KS Crew Challenge #8.
Please use KSCC#8, kitchnesinkstamps or KSS as the keyword or tag when uploading to your favorite gallery.
Plus, Feb. 25th is the deadline to enter for Jan./Feb. “What’s Cook’n…”. The theme is, Show the Love. HERE for full details.

Materials – Stamps: 3 Step Daisy from Kitchen Sink Stamps. Paper: Shimmery White, Kraft and Chocolate Chip from SU! Spring Moss from Papertrey Ink. Ink: (all SU!) LRG Flowers – Step #1 – Rose Red, Step #2 Purely Pomegranate, Step #3 Bravo Burgundy, center – Elegant Eggplant. SML Flowers – Step #1 – Rose Red, Step #2 Purely Pomegranate, center – Elegant Eggplant. Leaves – Step #1 – Kiwi Kiss, Step #2 Old Olive Embellishments: NONE!!!
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Julie Masse | February 23, 2009 at 5:35 am
Just beautiful Maria!! I love the rich pretty colors of your daisies!!
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Angela Knopf | February 23, 2009 at 5:40 am
Love the colors you chose! Gorgeous! You and I are in the same boat with nary an inch to spare on the fridge. I agree, you just might have to make some room for this one. Beautiful!
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Tammy Hershberger | February 23, 2009 at 7:18 am
LOVE this quote! LOVE IT, LOVE IT!!! And the daisies are beautiful and vibrant! Seriously, I have to go make more magnets now to use all the fun quotes and wonderful Scripture that everyone else used today!
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Nicole | February 23, 2009 at 12:44 pm
I ADORE your quote, Maria, and a 510 Xyron Laminate/Magnet cartridge?!?! oh goodness, another thing for the must have list
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Lynn | February 23, 2009 at 1:01 pm
These are so gorgeous, Maria, and I absolutely love your idea of the magnet being a part of a card and then being removed for use!! Awesome!!! Your mind must never rest!!!
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indirmeden film izle | February 23, 2009 at 4:19 pm
thanks..
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