These charms are really good value, got 100 I think for about £7

Once we have done that, the glue sets rapidly, so we can wipe it or brush it up. The only place it may stick is on the surface of any exposed glue. There should be none on the front of your needle minders! 8/8

Some of them are concave on the back, we can add more super glue gel to act as a filler, but it will take a while to set. We can use bicarbonate of soda as a catalyst to help it set quicker. I have a tub that is separate from the kitchen. Shake it about and pinch some over the glue and magnets. 7/n

We can do a few more as we go until we have done enough. I did nine of them. 6/n

Next we can put it somewhere for the glue to set. I used some metal tape to keep it secure. 5/n

Put one magnet where we added the glue, put the other magnet on front so it pulls the glued one exactly where we want it. 5/n

Let’s add some super glue gel where we want the magnet. Not too much, but not too stingy either. 4/n

Flip him over, he has a metal bottom! 3/n

Here we have a jolly looking fellow and two 7mm x 2mm neodymium magnets. 2/n

That is fantastic! I was going to ask generally about cross stitch font from patterns, and made one so I shall ask you. When you sell an alphabet pattern, do you intend it to be then used as text by the people who bought it, so they might put someone’s name into a book mark, for example?

Oh nice.

Doesn’t it just.

Oh, slots on the inside for morse scales! I’m going to get my thinking cap on.

Here is my WIP on a bookmark I designed. It’s WoW themed for our guild.