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I Just want you to know when you order from my website www.jusbcuzdezins.com every order gets a free fridge magnet with your paid order, that is a $3.99 value. If you order the Cookie Jar Lids 12 or more at a time you get one Cookie Lid FREE. That is a $18.99 value.
We Like to hear back from our customers about their orders and also any suggestions and questions you might have.
I am adding this year promotions to our site and I will be blogging about them here and on myspace and on twitter.
We just had a promotion and the prize was an $18.00 FREE Value Winner(2)
We hope you follow us to catch the "Give Aways" and also to see the new items we add as well
Have a Great Day !

My Website




This blog is jus to plug my website, I have worked very hard to build this site www.jusbcuzdezins.com
I take pride in every thing I create. I have so much to offer from my website. You can order anything from Full size milk cans to small wood cutouts.
I hand paint every order that I sell and I ship orders out within a week of the order.(Unless other wise explained) I take care and pride in each and every order placed. I let you know I recieved the order and when the order ships
You can order place mats, wood cutouts, kitchen items including cookie jar lids, paper towel holders, magnets, wall hangings, plaques, kleenex boxes, aprons, holiday items including wreaths, shelf sitters, decorations for all seasons
my usable items are things like cases, flower pots, ect.I hand paint every item and all items are originals
I only paint 6 of any one item because I don't want mass production on my items
So after 6 are sold I retire that item.
You can see all of my items by clicking on my website or if you have spicific questions fill free to email me
Once again please check us out and I hope you all have a wonderful New Year

74. Marble Magnets



MATERIALS
    Decorative papers, such as wallpaper, wrapping paper, or magazine cutouts
    Paper punch (1 1/2 and 3/4 inches)
    Flattened glass marbles
    Sobo glue or clear silicone adhesive
    Super glue
    Magnets
    Scissors (optional)
    Pencil (optional)


INSTRUCTIONS
  1. Using a paper punch, cut out decorative paper rounds. Since the marbles are irregularly shaped, you may have to trim the rounds to match. You can also trace the glass marble onto the paper using a pencil and cut out the shape.

  2. Using Sobo glue (or clear silicone adhesive), affix the printed side of the paper to a glass marble. Let the glue dry, and press out any bubbles.

  3. Using super glue, affix a magnet to the back of the paper. Let dry a few hours before using. Packaged in small boxes or tins, the magnets make wonderful gifts.


  4. Package the magnets in a recycled tin (like an altoids tin) for gifting



Resources: Not Martha
Martha Stewart





66. Soda Can Pins



MATERIALS
    Emptied & Cleaned Soda Can
    Can Opener
    Scissors
    brayer (or rolling pin)
    Sizzix die cut machine (makes cutting the shapes easier, but if you don't have one, you can use scissors)
    glue stick
    1/8" thick craft foam sheet (for backing)
    pin back (or magnet)


INSTRUCTIONS
  1. First get an empty, cleaned soda pop can. And take the top off of it with a can opener.
  2. Once the top is off, cut the pop can down the center.
  3. Now cut the bottom end off the pop can.
  4. You can take a brayer to flaten out the metal of the soda pop can.
  5. Now place the flatten soda can metal down on the plastic board of your sizzix machine. Place your favorite die right on top. (If you don't have a sizzix machine, draw the shape you'd like to cut out, directly on the can & cut with scissors.)
  6. pull down on the handle to die cut the shape out of the soda can.
  7. do the same thing with a foam sheet (the foam needs to be the same size and shape as your soda can design)
  8. take your 2 cut shapes , one soda can shape and one foam shape, and glue them togther.
  9. Once it is dried you can glue a pin back on or a magnet to the back side (the foam side)

Source: PC Crafts





53. Bottle Cap Magnets


MATERIALS:
    metal bottle caps from soda or beer bottles
    Photographs or photocopied images, magazine pictures, comic book pictures, etc.
    White glue
    Round magnets
    Hot glue gun (with hot glue stick)
    EnviroTex Lite or Ultra Glo varnish kit (includes varnish and hardener & can be found at craft stores), or other clear / non-yellowing sealant


DIRECTIONS:
  1. Cut your image(s) to fit inside the bottle cap.
  2. Using the white glue, adhere image to the inside of cap - make sure the image is smooth and there are no air bubbles or wrinkles
  3. place a little glue on top of the image, smooth, and let dry
  4. Cover image with EnviroTex, or varnish and let cure for 24 hours (make sure you follow the directions on the label).
  5. Using the glue gun, attach the magnet to the bottle cap

* You can also drill a small hole in the top of the magnet & attach a small O-ring for a cord (to make a necklace) or a key chain

Resources: AZOnline, Bella Online



47. Wallpaper Crafts


WALLPAPER BOOKMARKS
    MATERIALS
      Wallpaper samples
      Laminating pouches + Laminator
      hole punch
      ribbon
      scalloped scissors or pinking shears

    INSTRUCTIONS
    1. Cut wallpaper into strips measuring approx. 1 1/2" x 6"
    2. place in laminating pouches, laminate
    3. trim bookmarks, leaving about 1/4" around sides and bottom, and 1/2" at top
    4. punch hole at top and thread with ribbon.



WALLPAPER MAGNETS
    MATERIALS
      scrap pieces of Wallpaper
      pinking shears
      adhesive backed magnets

    INSTRUCTIONS
    1. Cut wallpaper to desired size and shape
    2. adhere to magnets
    3. package magnets in sets to give as gifts



WALLPAPER COASTERS
    MATERIALS
      Wallpaper
      Scissors
      Lamination pouches + Laminator

    INSTRUCTIONS
    1. Cut Wallpaper in 4" x 4" squares. if you like, round the corners off
    2. place into lamination pouches and run through the laminator
    3. trim lamination, leaving at least a 1/4" border
    4. bundle into sets of 4 or 6, tie off with a ribbon or make a paper sleeve (see above)

Source: Tony Meredith



42. Magnets



MATERIALS
    Large Magnetic sheet with adhesive back
    artwork
    adhesive laminating sheets (optional)


FOR THE GARDENER
  1. print out downloadable artwork from HP.com
  2. trim the images out, leaving 1/4 inch boarder
  3. peal off adhesive backing from magnetic sheet & adhere the trimmed images to the sheet
  4. trim magnetic sheet to size
  5. if you like, seal the image with sticky-back sheet laminate.


FOR THE WORDSMITH
You can create your own magnetic poetry
  1. write or print out a list of words
  2. adhere the list to the magnetic sheet
  3. cut the words/magnet to size


FOR THE FISHING ENTHUSIAST
  1. print out downloadable artwork from HP.com and follow instructions.


FOR THE COMIC BOOK AFICIONADO
  1. print out the downloadable art:

  2. Adhere prints to magnetic sheet & cut out