Felt and Sequins Heart Magnets

felt sequins heart magnets

Wool felt sequins heart magnets are a cute and easy DIY project! For Valentine’s Day or any other day you want to share love and good vibes.

  • You will need:
  • Wool felt, a great way to use up your small scraps
  • Scissors
  • Glue gun
  • Sequins
  • Beads
  • Magnets
  • Needle and thread

wool felt scraps

Start with a bag of various colored scraps of wool felt or purchase squares of felt, in colors you love from your local fabric or craft store.

cutting felt hearts

Cut out heart shapes. I found it was easier to cut out the smallest heart first then use it as a guide when cutting the other colors of felt to go behind it.

felt hearts

After about an hour or so of cutting, I had used up lots of tiny scraps of felt and had quite a few heart stacks. Experiment with various color combinations.

sewing on sequins

You can glue on the sequins but I think it’s a lot easier to sew them on- less messy glue gun web and burned fingers. But, if you’re skilled with the hot glue gun it’s definitely an option here. When stacking sequins, use a bead at the top to hold all the sequins in place. Bring the needle up through the sequins and bead then past the bead and back through the sequins and felt.

On a few of the hearts, I tacked down the edges with a thread or embroidery floss whip stitch. I like the embroidered look but couldn’t help still adding a little sparkle every time.

make felt magnets

Magnets (like the one’s pictured here) can be purchased online or at craft store (maybe even hardware stores too) in various sizes and strengths. Make sure you get the strongest magnets, nobody like precious papers and pictures falling off the fridge when you breeze past.

sequined felt magnets

The sky’s the limit on design. Experiment freely with colors, beads, and shape of sequins. You could even use buttons on your felt sequins heart magnets if that’s a look you’re into.

stacked felt hearts

For an equally charming, simpler look, leave off the sequins and just hot glue or sew the felt into place.

Good luck and enjoy!

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