
Picture frames made of magnetic tape
Minimalistic picture frames for pretty cards
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All my kitchen cabinets are white and magnetic and therefore the perfect surface for magnets.
After years of hanging up cards, notes, etc.
with neodymium magnets,
I got bored with it.
Additionally, I find it dangerous to use strong magnets due to the danger of swallowing
- I have small children.
Thin magnetic tape for postcards & photos
I looked around and found out that coloured magnetic tape (available in many colours) are perfect for making minimalistic frames for nice cards.For this picture I used two pieces of magnetic tape 10 mm
in a matt grey as a frame.
The same with this card from the Scottish Highlands.
The frame turns it into a real eye-catcher.
I also tried this on my wall that I covered with magnetic paint,
but the adhesive force of the magnetic tape is not strong enough on that surface, so I continue to use super magnets there.
Wide magnetic tape for thick cards
For thicker cards or cardboard it takes a 2 cm wide magnetic tape so the card doesn't slide down. I especially like the colour contrast between pink and green.Magnetic tape instead of adhesive tape
But you can also use pieces of the 2 cm wide magnetic tape like an adhesive tape - with the difference that it doesn't damage the card.I think the strips of this coloured magnetic tape would look very good on a black magnetic board
as well.