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RustOleum seem to think that magnetic walls are for kids, but imagine how handy they could be for craftsters too. You could fill up entire walls with ideas scribbled on to bits of paper, inspirational images, magazine clippings and even small magnetic tins full of beads and other crafting accessories.
Check out their tutorial for painting a wall with magnetic primer and creating a magnet wall.
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Methatsall™
Jan 27, 2008 9:11pm
OMG I WOULD LOOOOVE THAT
Danielle L.
Feb 22, 2008 10:24pm
RustOleum's magnetic wall treatment is right up there with chalkboard paint. Actually it's even better since you can paint right over it and be able to keep the effect.
If I could afford it, I'd go get some right now and turn at least one wall in every room of my home into a magnetic wall!