Picture Fridge Magnets

well as someone mentioned some of those pictures are from www.threadless.com a t-shirt company that takes in design submissions from people like you and I and then selects whichs ones are good and prints them up. It's a pretty cool site. So check them out if you feel inclined to.

I am going to save everyone a lot of valuable printer ink and fancy magnetic business card purchasing. Hang on to those free magnets you're always getting from the insurance agent, the doctor's office, the slip and fall attorney. Next time you have something you want to magnetically attach to your refrigerator, pull them out. If it is big, cut up those magnets and attach a square to each corner. If the magnets are bigger than your art work, then cut them to fit. Glue your artwork with rubber cement (no wrinkles) or tape with scotch tape rolled to make a two sided adhesive. Stick on your cluttered refrigerator and admire your work. There you go. Low tech and effective.

Another way of achieving the same end result is to print the images on photo paper then adhere them to a plain magnet sheet - may even be cheaper than "made for inkjet" magnets.

You should recognize the designers at Threadless for the use of their images. I'm not entirely sure of the legality of using them, but you should at least give credit where it is due.
Very thorough instructable though, I had no idea they made printable business card magnets. Cool.

For all your pr0n magnet needs :)

You can get a roll of white magnetic sheeting on Ebay extremely cheap. I was using a large roll to screenprint magnets a while back, but I imagine you could run it through most inkjet printers.