Buy a clear 12" plate. (Wal*Mart has them) Wash it and dry it.
Brush Mod Podge on the back of plate with a foam brush. Apply the fabric of your choice. Apply another coat of Mod Podge on top of fabric. Let dry.
Sand lightly with a paper bag in between coats of Mod Podge. Add another coat of Mod Podge and let dry. Sand lightly again. I usually put 3 coats of Mod Podge on.
After it is completely dry, this is what you end up with.
What do you think about this one Julie?These are a few others I have made to sell.
The Yankees plate was a special order. My brother would be very upset with me if you all thought we liked the Yankees. We are a Mets family.
The Yankees plate was a special order. My brother would be very upset with me if you all thought we liked the Yankees. We are a Mets family.
8 comments:
Seems easy enough...
:-D
Love you St Patricks decor! Beautiful pic on the banner! Mom
this are nice! cool Idea!
Bety :)
Your St. Patrick's blog decor looks very festive!!
Is that plate glass or plastic??
Such a cute idea!
Way to cool!!:)
Man o man I am going to go broke between placing orders for you to make for me and me making the scrumptious recipes you put up on here..hint hint...wing dip wing dip...:) You are probably going to kill my sister for showing me your blog..Julie:)
Susie ~ It is a glass plate.
I love your plates. I enjoy crafting, too. Great instructions, I will have to give it a try.
Cool technique :)
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