Magnetic snowflakes
[Chapter: Living]
It was probably the third time that I got off from my seat and roamed around the duty free shop that I stumbled upon magnetic building sets and that occured while waiting in transit (for many hours!) in Doha airport in Qatar some 3 years ago. Since then, my level of interest for magnets has multiplied.
Not only can the rods and bearings be turned into complex 3-D structures such as a ferris wheel, helicopter, rocket ship or even the Effiel Tower, it’s also perfect for much much simpler designs. These magnets do come in metallic pastel pink, blue and even lilac.
Playing with magnetic attraction is fun. I constantly use 2 like poles to pursue one another or force them to attract.
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From Tracy
Very pretty snowflakes. I love to see you build an Eiffle Tower! Happy week ((HUGS))
2008.01.08 @ 7:08 am
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From Isobel
Hello Clara,
You have just won a award! Please pop over my blog to pick it up! :)Take care.
x2008.01.08 @ 10:40 am
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From tea time and roses
Hi Clara!
Lovely snowflakes indeed! Hope you are having a lovely week!
Smiles…
Beverly
At tea time and roses’s blog: Raindrops Keep Falling…..
2008.01.08 @ 9:26 pm
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From CIELO
PRETTY!
HAVE A GOOD DAY!
2008.01.10 @ 6:06 pm
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From Laney
Clara,
Magnets are fun…I got my son some similar to these, he keeps wanting to play with the balls by themselves..they are fun too, but I keep finding them ALL OVER the house!! Hope your new year is going well!
2008.01.21 @ 12:29 am
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