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Magnet applications on the topic Handicrafts

Here you can find a myriad of arts and crafts ideas with magnets for children and adults. Some are just for fun; many others are for decorative or practical purposes. Be inspired by the creative use of our neodymium magnets and ferrite magnets.

87 Magnet applications

Magnetic stone

A deceptively real-looking papier mâché stone

D.J-M. (CH), 31/03/2011

Necklace clasp

Self-made clasps for your own necklaces

Anonymous, 28/03/2011

Glass fusing magnets

Glass fusing pieces as decorative magnets - a nice handicraft project

R.M., Weiningen (CH), 23/03/2011

Crocheting a leaf

A crocheted leaf "sprouts" thanks to a rod magnet made of metallic surfaces

Stine Sonne, Kopenhagen (DK), 01/03/2011

Gift card

The card with that certain something

A. Wildhaber, Walenstadt (CH), 27/08/2010

Chess and chequerboard with magnetic game pieces

This board can be set aside during the game

F.W.S. (DE), 29/06/2010

Glueing a carnival gadget

Magnets hold cardboard pieces in place until adhesive is dry

Davide Barberis (IT), 07/06/2010

Advent calendar with magnets

Easy to make with a muffin pan or origami boxes

supermagnete, Uster (CH), 21/09/2009

Folding and glueing aid

How small magnets facilitate the construction of complex geometric paper shapes

J.B., München (DE), 16/02/2009

Design your own magnetic noticeboard

How to make a popping bulletin board with a little teamwork

Familie Göhner, Regensdorf (CH), 18/12/2008

Velvet key rack

A far from unobtrusive key rack

Siegfried Hoppe, Berlin (DE), 04/12/2008

Create your own magnets

There are almost no limits to your creative ideas for decorative magnets

R. E., Laupen (ZH) (CH), 27/11/2008

Curtains for yacht & sun protection

How to darken your boat for bed time and protect it from the sun

Joel Vandamme, Velaines (BE), 06/11/2008

Growth chart with magnetic paint

Everyone wants to be sized up with this pretty measuring stick

Servane Mégard (FR), 16/10/2008

Modular ball path

This marble run makes almost infinite combinations possible

P. O., Wohlen (CH), 29/09/2008

Marble cannon

A simple experiment with a striking effect...

Rien Wesselink, Enschede (NL), 11/09/2008

Friendship rings

The perfect gag for couples - even the rings can't get close enough

Dirk Willrodt, Kiel (DE), 08/07/2008

LED Throwies

Alternative to graffiti - works without scribbling

Nils Gabelgaard, Beilstein (DE), 20/06/2008

Magnetic Version of the speed cube

A speed cube made entirely out of real dice for a change

Joe, Dublin (IE), 09/05/2008

Mosaic Mirror with Magnetic Flowers

A mosaic mirror with a magnetic surprise

Laurie Glynn, Uster (CH), 04/04/2008

Invasion of the Magnetic Mice

A total bustle of magnetic mice - for various applications

Michel Giacomelli, Liège (BE), 06/03/2008

Clothes peg magnets

Memo clips as original memory aid

Pierre Coulon, Vezelois (FR), 21/02/2008

Pebble Sculpture

A multidimensional stone "puzzle"

Stéphane Tourraine, Montrouge (FR), 30/01/2008

Birth announcement cards

Two creative ways to use magnets

Fabian Frei, Herrliberg (CH), 13/12/2007

Inchies

Cute inchies, always newly arranged

Gerti Nadler, Neunkirchen (AT), 11/12/2007

Magnetic Felt Balls for the Magnetic Board

You can defuse our magnets a little bit with felt...

Werner Rebel, Augsburg (DE), 04/12/2007

Make your own photo rope

Individual photo ropes that appeal to all ages

Marnie Rogers, Firenze (IT), 27/11/2007