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DIY Pot of Gold Magnets

Craft your own charming Pot of Gold Magnets this St. Patrick's Day—a perfect DIY project for teens! These delightful magnets are not only fun to make but also serve as creative decor for your fridge or locker.


DIY Pot of Gold Magnets
DIY Pot of Gold Magnets

Using basic materials and a touch of glittery gold, you can create a whimsical accessory that brings a little luck and lots of style to any metallic surface. Follow these simple steps to make your own.


Materials Needed:


  • Small Terracotta Pots: These will serve as your "pot of gold."

  • Black Paint: Acrylic paint works best for a smooth, durable finish.

  • Small Magnets: Strong enough to hold the pot against a metal surface.

  • Glue: Use a strong adhesive, such as super glue or hot glue, to attach the magnet.

  • Gold Glitter or Gold-Painted Pebbles: To fill the pots and represent gold.


Step-by-Step Instructions:


  1. Paint the Pots: Begin by painting your terracotta pots black inside and out. Apply an even coat to ensure full coverage for a polished look. Allow the paint to dry completely, which may take a few hours.

  2. Attach the Magnet: Once the paint is dry, glue a small magnet to the bottom (flat side) of each pot. Ensure the glue is spread evenly for a strong bond. Allow the glue to set according to the instructions on the glue package.

  3. Fill the Pots: After the glue has dried, fill the pots with your choice of gold glitter or gold-painted pebbles. If using glitter, you might consider sealing the top with a layer of clear adhesive to prevent spillage.

  4. Final Touches: Once everything is securely set and dry, your Pot of Gold Magnets are ready to be used. They can be placed on any magnetic surface, adding a festive and fun decoration that’s perfect for the season.


Crafted your Pot of Gold Magnets? Show off your creation! Share photos of your festive magnets on social media using the hashtag #DIYPotOfGoldMagnets and inspire others with your crafty skills.

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