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It’s eye candy — literally — for your fridge. I love the idea of using the colorful packaging from candy and other bite-size food items as refrigerator magnets. Instructions for this and many other innovative ideas can be found at Evil Mad Scientist Laboratories.
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I am totally going to make some magnets!! Bean will love this too!