Poetry Magnets

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  Step 1

  Use a typewriter, or printer, to type out your words. Make sure to get lot's of descriptive and interesting words. You could even add friend's names.

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  Step 2

  Cover the paper in sticky back plastic and cut out each of the words.

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  Step 3

  Stick the words on to magnets strips.

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  Step 4

  Cut out each of the words and stick on your fridge.

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Hot Coco · Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, CA · 8 projects 8th April 2010

Man, we had a typewriter, but we sold it.

My sister and brother-in-law have these on their fridge, but they're the Romantic ones. It's prety funny somethimes.

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[dancing*in*the*rain*] · Seattle, Washington, US · 28 projects 12th November 2009

i want a typewriter.. boo hoo for me i guess..

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[dancing*in*the*rain*] · Seattle, Washington, US · 28 projects 12th November 2009

i want a typewriter.. boo hoo for me i guess..

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Kat · La Cañada Flintridge, California, US 8th March 2009

Im jealous, you have a typewriter :0

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Goth Ninja · Point, Texas, US · 3 projects 10th August 2008

Oops... i for got the ♥

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Goth Ninja · Point, Texas, US · 3 projects 10th August 2008

THIS IS AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!! And... cheap! I love poetry magnets. But I'm always losing words or wishing i had other words. THIS IS PERFECT FOR ME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Dolly · 26 projects 1st June 2008

My mom just surprised me with a jumbo roll of magnet stuff! Can't wait to try this.!. ♥♥♥

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Dolly · 26 projects 1st June 2008

My mom just surprised me with a jumbo roll of magnet stuff! Can't wait to try this.!. ♥♥♥

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Wouter · Haarlem, North Holland, NL · 13 projects 9th February 2008

I found a good tactic, just cut out a whole line, paste it on the magnet strip, then cut between the words.

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Wouter · Haarlem, North Holland, NL · 13 projects 9th February 2008

I am making these right now, and they are really nice. This way I can make sentences like: Simba (our dog) is a dog, or: Henk (my father) is a hamster. It is really personalised.

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