How to Make your own Angry Birds Magnet Set

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Angry Birds is the most successful mobile application yet.  Everyone just loves playing Angry Birds.  I mean, what’s not to love?!  You got flying birds, hungry green pigs and slingshots.  The combination guarantees a ton of fun.  Well, today I’m going to show you how to make your own Angry Birds Magnet Set.  And, there are plenty of Angry Birds scenarios on these magnets…. your fridge can look different everyday.

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How to Make your own Angry Birds Magnet Set

 

Materials Needed

Printable Magnet Sheets

Printer

Scissors

 

Below are the printable templates.  Click on the image to make larger and to print.

Template 1

Angry Birds template 1

 

Template 2

Angry Birds template 2

 

Template 3

Angry Birds template 3

 

Step 1

Print out Angry Bird templates on printable magnet sheets.

Print out Angry Bird templates on printable magnet sheets.

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Step 2

Cut out all of the characters and items from the 3 template sheets.

Cut out all of the characters and items from the 3 template sheets.

 

Step 3

Put the Angry Birds Magnets on your fridge.

Put the Angry Birds Magnets on your fridge.  What Angry Birds scenario did you use?  Take a picture and leave it in the comments for me to see.

Here is a video on How to Make your own Angry Birds Magnet Set.  With this video you can easily follow along with the craft step-by-step.

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  2. So Cute peps who love angry birds ir who like the game will really enjoy messing with this so please make the magnets 🙂

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  10. Question:
    Can you make me a template of basketball items (basketball, hoop, court, etc.? I want to make these for our girls basketball team for their lockers! Love this idea!

    Thanks for your help!

  12. It looks like the magnet sheets cost about 8 US dollars…for 5 sheets of 8.5″ x 11″ magnet pages.

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  17. In the fridge photo, all magnets are homemade except for the top largest four, 2 red birds & 2 green pigs.
    In the white board photo all are homemade, my Little Pony.
    We actually made our ANGRY BIRDS magnets before I found your post here. Our kids have played with them nearly every day since we made them 2 months ago. We still need to make the structure pieces and a few more pigs. We’ll be using your template for that! TY 🙂

    We made ours a little differently. I felt the magnet sheet was a bit limp and would bend out of shape easily. (My kids use toys to the fullest extend)
    1. First I printed ours on heavy card stock. (I used up as much space on the page as possible. Magnet sheets & card stock are not cheap for us.)
    2. Then I spray glued the card stock, images face up, to the magnet sheet. (I use heavy duty 3M type)
    3. Next, I topped the card stock, image side, with a cold laminate sheet. (I got mine from our mom & pop office supply store in town.)
    4. Cut out with strong scissors or craft/ utility knife. Done!
    ***The laminate top layer protects the image & is dry erase friendly. My kids draw on their magnets & then just wipe off! The 3 layers make the magnets much stiffer & easier for little hands to grasp.

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