Cupcake Magnet & Paper Holder

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By Paper Crafts Contributor, Lauren Romano.

I like keeping paper and a pen on the fridge, but I’m not a fan of the paper just hanging there by a magnet. I wanted something that would hold the paper and not take up a lot of space. The plastic packaging from recently finished Tic Tac’s provided the perfect size container considering I like writing notes on small pieces of paper instead of large pieces. It’s an easy project that takes less than half an hour to complete.

What I used:

Start by tracing the front, back and sides of the Tic Tac container onto the back of the scrapbook paper. While you’re tracing the front of the container, stand it up to trace the bottom as well.

Cut the shape out, then use Mod Podge for paper to attach patterned paper to the container – the open part should face up. Apply the glue one side at a time and smooth down along the way to make sure it lines up correctly and doesn’t wrinkle. If the bottom piece doesn’t fit exactly, cut it off and glue on an extra piece of the paper, then wait until it dries to trim the excess.

Choose one adorable vellum cupcake for the front of the container, peel it off and stick it on. I have a fondness for cupcakes, but you can always opt for another food related embellishment as well.

Place one self-adhesive rhinestone on each front corner.

Trim the magnet to fit most of the back, then peel off and stick on.

Trim note paper to fit into the container and include a pen for quick use.

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Birthdays @ CreateForLess

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Hello, I’m David the IT guy at CreateForLess. At CreateForLess we make sure and celebrate each employee’s birthday and some times that includes funky gifts. Last year Jennifer received a custom bobblehead to keep Dwight company. To create the bobblehead Kim had to find a sneaky way to get a front and side shot to submit to the site. It took a few weeks for the processing of the order but the result looked great!

This year I received top honors for my birthday with a new pair of CFL themed NIKEiD shoes.

The back of the shoes remind me of who I work for and who I am ;) .

It is amazing how many customizable products you can get online now.

Here are just a few sites I know of that allow you to create your own custom product:

Everyone at work is jealous of me and my shoes now. :)

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