Spring is in the air, and what better way to brighten up your home than with handmade floral magnets? 🌷 These easy DIY flower magnets are the perfect way to add a pop of color to your space—without the hassle of real flowers!
You can create a beautiful, long-lasting spring decoration that works on your fridge, front door, or even as a unique handmade gift using silk or paper flowers, seed beads, and magnets. Plus, I’ll show you a few creative ways to customize the centers of your flowers to give them a handmade artistic touch!

Get a copy of the instructions in a PDF below the tutorial!

Seed beads, glitter, or rhinestones

Step 1- Arrange flower combinations

Take your flowers in both sizes and match them up in the combination you want before you start gluing them together.
I used a combination of paper and mulberry paper flowers.
Step 2 - Glue on the magnet

Add a dollop of glue to a magnet button using your glue gun.

Add your bottom flower to the magnet.
Step 3 - Glue the petal pieces together

Using more glue, add the top flower to the bottom one.
Step 5 - Creating the center

Now, add a decent-sized dollop of hot glue to the top flower's center.

While the glue is still hot, sprinkle some seed beads over the flower and glue.

Shake off the excess and let dry.
Instead of seed beads, you could also use glitter.

Or large rhinestones.

Another super easy idea is to get some fake flowers from the dollar store and use those instead of making the flowers yourself.

You just pop the flower part off the stem, turn it over and you'll see a pokey thing under the flower.

Just cut that part off and glue the flower to a magnet.

Look how cute the magnets are on my front door:

Pro Tips for the Best DIY Flower Magnets
✅ Use a mix of textures – Try combining silk flowers with paper or even felt flowers for a unique look.
✅ Customize with scent! – Add a drop of essential oil (like lavender or citrus) to the flower center for a subtle fragrance.
✅ Experiment with different centers – Instead of beads or glitter, try mini pearls, vintage buttons, or tiny resin embellishments.
✅ Get creative with colors – Try ombré effects or use metallic paint to edge the petals for a more artistic touch.
✅ Turn them into gifts! – These magnets make adorable Mother’s Day gifts, party favors, or even stocking stuffers in winter!
With some of the extra dollar store magnets, I stuck them on people's mailboxes in my neighborhood 🌸

Troubleshooting Issues
Problem: The flowers aren’t sticking well to the magnet.
🔹 Solution: Ensure you’re using strong, high-temperature glue from a reliable glue gun. If the flower base is slick, lightly sand it or add a dab of fabric glue before using hot glue.
Problem: My seed beads or glitter fall off after drying.
🔹 Solution: Try using clear-drying Mod Podge or E6000 glue instead of hot glue for a longer-lasting hold. Lightly press the beads/glitter into the glue while it’s still tacky.
Problem: The flower layers don’t look full or natural.
🔹 Solution: Fluff up the petals before gluing, and mix different sizes or materials (silk + paper) to add depth.
Problem: My magnets don’t stay in place on my door.
🔹 Solution: Use stronger neodymium magnets if your door is metal but the standard magnets are too weak. If your door isn’t magnetic, try adding a small Velcro dot instead!
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🌿 Helpful Resources & Links 🌿
Hot Glue Gun & Glue Sticks: Best Glue Guns for Crafts – The Spruce Crafts
How to Make Fake Flowers Look Real – HGTV
Creative Ways to Use Fake Flowers in Home Decor – Better Homes & Gardens
💡 Craft Communities & Tutorials
Pinterest Craft Boards for DIY Home Decor – Pinterest
Crafting & DIY Forums: Reddit DIY | Craftster Community (Archive)
Craft Video Tutorials: YouTube Craft Channel – Handmade Home
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