Child's "look what I made' magnet



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Instruction
Step1: Adding the name
To add the child's hand written name to the design you first need to make sure you have a good quality example of the name. I used a black felt tip when asking the children to write their names.
Next scan the name into the computer and remove the back ground and create an svg for it. There are numerous free websites that can do this for you if you search on google.
Once it is on the computer as an svg you need to upload it onto creative space and place into the design. Size accordingly.
Step2: Placement

Once you have added the name to the design and set the name to engrave place the design over the material you want it to be made on.
Make sure the settings are set to the material you are using.
Press processing.
Step3: Adding magents
Magnets are sold from craft stores or online. I use 4 magnets, one on each corner. Glue down and wait to dry!
You magnet is finished and ready to show off your little ones drawings.
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