A couple of years ago, I made these Cub Scout magnets to recognize the volunteers at our Cub Scout day camp. It was quick and easy to make over 50 of these.
I love to shop at our Goodwill Outlet Store (yes, a Goodwill outlet!), and at some point in the past, I found a bag of glass marbles that are flat on one side. I probably paid $1 for the entire bag. I just LOVE my Goodwill Outlet store.
I found the Cub Scout logo online and sized it on my computer so that it would fit on the back of the marble. When it was the right size, I copied and pasted it multiple times on the same page of my document. Make sure you leave a little room between the images. I then printed it out on card stock and punched the images out with a round punch.
After painting the back of the marbles with Mod Podge, I placed the logos face down and painted over the paper with Mod Podge again. Give the marbles time to dry completely.
Attach a magnet to the back. I used round self-adhesive magnets
to make the process go more quickly.
And just like that, I had a cute Cub Scout magnet to give to the leaders as a small volunteer appreciation token.
Yours in Scouting,
Sherry
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