Choosing the best magnet for your craft project depends on a few things.

• Consider the size and shape you need—smaller magnets work well for lightweight items, while larger or thicker magnets are better for heavier materials.
• Check if you want adhesive backing for easy sticking, or prefer magnetic discs for flexibility.
• Think about where you'll use them, like on a fridge, locker, or whiteboard.

Walmart offers a variety of magnet backs, so you can find options for everything from DIY crafts to school projects.

Most magnet backs listed on this page are designed to work on whiteboards.

• Neodymium magnetic discs and push pins are strong enough to hold papers or notes securely.
• Magnetic sheets and dots with adhesive are also great for customizing your whiteboard space.

Just make sure your whiteboard is magnetic, as some boards are only dry-erase and won't hold magnets. Always check the product description for compatibility before purchasing.

To keep your magnets organized and safe, try these tips:

• Store them in a sturdy container or box to prevent them from sticking to other metal items.
• Keep adhesive-backed magnets in their original packaging to protect the sticky side.
• Separate strong magnets to avoid accidental pinching or damage.

Proper storage helps maintain their strength and keeps your workspace tidy, especially if you use magnets for crafts or office projects.

Attaching photos with magnet backs is simple and mess-free.

• Use adhesive magnetic dots or sheets—just peel and stick them to the back of your photo.
• For heavier photos, opt for stronger magnetic discs or foam buttons.
• Once attached, place your photo on any magnetic surface like a fridge or locker.

This method lets you display memories without damaging your photos or surfaces, and you can easily swap them out whenever you like.

Many magnet backs are suitable for kids’ crafts, but it’s important to supervise younger children.

• Small magnets can pose a choking hazard, so keep them out of reach of toddlers.
• Look for products labeled for children or school use, which are often designed with safety in mind.
• Always follow the instructions and age recommendations provided by the manufacturer.

Using magnets in kids’ projects can be fun and educational, just remember to prioritize safety during activities.