Postage Stamp Refrigerator Magnets

I recently became fascinated with stamp collecting and postmarking, and I had a sudden inspiration: wouldn't it be cool to frame beautiful stamps and use them as refrigerator magnets? So I immediately started designing a simple model. After printing it out and inserting the stamps, it's perfect.

Instructions: The model is simple, but assembly requires some effort.

1. In addition to the printed model, you will need 5*2.5mm magnets, laminating film, or any thick transparent plastic film (I used transparent plastic film from a toy packaging box). Lamination is best and ensures the stamps won't be damaged.

2. The model has two sets of magnet mounting holes: one set is 5mm (can be tightly inserted if shrinkage is minimal after printing has cooled); if it doesn't fit, use the 7mm holes (if concerned about the magnets being unstable, use glue to secure them).

3. Print or cut out a 50*50mm square image as a background, paste the stamp in the center, then laminate it or directly place it between two transparent films in the model's reserved slot (if shrinkage is significant, trim it to 49*49).

4. Finally, align the two model parts (magnet holes facing inward) and glue them together.

Precautions: If using super glue, do not immediately stick it to the refrigerator (it may leave marks). Let it sit on a windowsill for a while before placing it on the refrigerator.