First off...I apologize for the awful photos. While these marbles have a nice pearly sheen in real life, they are terribly hard to capture in photos. Anyway, I hope this is good enough to give you an idea. I used stamps from AL-1 (Sakura Alphabet) to spell out a name for a refrigerator, dorm room, filing cabinet, etc.
While I was at it, I also made a paperweight using SC-5 (Aiko With Daisy). I got the paperweight at Ben Franklin...it looks tiny, but it has a 2-1/4" diameter.
Now that I have these made up, I thought it would be fun to give them away. Instead of hoping that a "Kristen" would want them...I thought I'd give them away one by one. So, to enter...your name (or a loved one's name) needs to start with the letter K, R. I, S, T, E or N...be the first to claim each letter with a comment on this post telling me what the name is (one entry per person, please). I'll also do a random drawing from the comments for the paperweight (anyone can enter for the paper weight)...enter by Wednesday and I'll announce the winners on Thursday.
I got excited as I was scrolling down because I saw K-R-I-S! My name is Kris so its meant to BE!!! LOL
ReplyDeleteThanks, Kris!!! Ok...we got our "K"
ReplyDeleteSo cute the magnets and paperweight. What kind of glue did you use?
ReplyDeleteI love these magnets, they are super cute. "N" for Nicki :)
ReplyDeleteToo cute - "T" for Taylor!
ReplyDeleteR for my nieces Rooke and Raven! They're too cute!
ReplyDelete'S' for my friend Shannon! Such a cute idea!
ReplyDeleteAloha kaua, Jean,
ReplyDeleteJust picked up your latest stamps. Can't wait to start playing when I get back to Oregon. How was your son's first year at college? A hui hou!
"E" for Aunty Edna
Making magnets and a paperweight with the Dandelion stamps is such an awesome idea. I love them! I would like the "I" magnet for my friend Iris. Please enter me for the drawing the the "I" as well as the magnet. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute and clever idea to make magnets from the Sakura alphabets. I love that set. So glad my name starts with an R for Roberta. Loved the paperweight, too.
ReplyDeleteI'd love a chance to win the paperweight.
ReplyDeleteI have my boys that are "I for Isaiah and E for Eli". Very cute idea. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteMy daughter's name is Ellie so the "E" would be great or the paperweight would look amazing on my desk! Thank you for the cute ideas!
ReplyDeleteCute magnets, and paper weight. Cannot enter for the magnets because I cannot think of anyone whose name starts with those letters, but I can at least enter for the paper weight!! Thank you.
ReplyDeleteI'd like to enter for a chance to win the paperweight for a friend! Thanks Jean! :)
ReplyDeleteOh shoot...wish I had seen this earlier since my name is Kristen!
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