Start by sorting the 60 pieces into design groups
The Cosmic Magic Big Magnets Bundle is a 60-piece assortment, so the first useful step is not hanging a single magnet but dividing the set into themes you can place deliberately. The supplied design list includes Find Your Magic Cosmic Magnet, Cosmic Eye Magnet, Star Gazer Cosmic Magnet, Be Kind Cosmic Magnet, Shine Bright Cosmic Magnet, Cosmic Mushroom Magnet, Cosmic Kitty Magnet, and Nothing Phases Me Cosmic Magnet. Grouping these by motif—eyes, stars, mushrooms, cats, and affirmations—turns a large bundle into smaller display sets that work on different surfaces.
Because the bundle is described as a 60-piece assortment, you can expect multiple magnets across those designs, but the supplied record does not give an exact count per design. Treat the groups as a sorting method rather than a promise of equal quantities.
A placement plan for celestial fridge magnets
Use this sequence to move from sorting to a finished display without overfilling one surface.
- 1. Choose the main metal surface: A refrigerator door is the most familiar home for celestial fridge magnets, but any ferrous metal surface works. The supplied record does not list surface compatibility beyond steel construction, so test a single magnet before committing the whole set.
- 2. Reserve a focal zone: Pick one area for the strongest single design, such as the Cosmic Eye Magnet or Star Gazer Cosmic Magnet, and leave breathing room around it. Big magnets read as decor when they are not crowded.
- 3. Build outward by theme: Place the affirmation magnets—Find Your Magic, Be Kind, Shine Bright, and Nothing Phases Me—as a loose border or column. Then add the Cosmic Mushroom and Cosmic Kitty magnets as accents rather than scattering them randomly.
- 4. Check the whole composition from a few steps back: Step back to see whether the display feels balanced. If one area is dense, move a group to a second metal surface such as a filing cabinet or magnetic board.
What the bundle gives you to work with
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Cosmic Magic Big Magnets Bundle: 60-piece assortment with designs from Allison Cole, including Find Your Magic, Cosmic Eye, Star Gazer, Be Kind, Shine Bright, Cosmic Mushroom, Cosmic Kitty, and Nothing Phases Me Cosmic Magnets. The variety supports a themed placement plan rather than a single focal magnet, and the named designs let you plan groups before the set arrives.
Cosmic Magic Big Magnets Bundle
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Cosmic Magic Big Magnets Bundle: USA made in Portland by Badge Bomb with recycled paper and steel. Steel is the magnetic component, which is why the magnets are intended for metal surfaces; the recycled paper refers to the printed face material.
Where big magnets work beyond the fridge
If the fridge is already busy, the same design groups can move to a metal cabinet, a magnetic board, or a steel door. The supplied record does not include a recommended surface list or holding-strength rating, so test one magnet on any new surface before arranging a full group. A big magnet bundle is easiest to display when you treat each surface as its own small composition rather than trying to fit all 60 pieces in one place.
For a renter-friendly or desk-side option, a small magnetic board lets you rotate the Cosmic Mushroom and Cosmic Kitty magnets without committing the whole bundle to the kitchen.
A note on care and handling
The supplied record does not include care, safety, or cleaning instructions for these magnets. Avoid guessing at cleaning products or handling limits. If you need specific care guidance, check the packaging or contact the store rather than applying a general magnet-care routine that may not be supported.
Price and value context for planning
- Cosmic Magic Big Magnets Bundle: Catalog price is USD 83.07, with a catalog comparison price of USD 117.00. At 60 pieces, the bundle is a display set rather than a single impulse magnet, so planning placement helps you use more of the assortment.
- Cosmic Magic Big Magnets Bundle: All Badge Bomb purchases support 1% For The Planet. This is a store-level note supplied with the product record, not a placement instruction, but it is part of the purchase context.