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WARNING:
Super Easy Project Ahead!
Super Easy Project Ahead!
Simply print a monogram from your computer,
on regular paper (no need for card stock).
Then cut it out being sure to stay inside the black
so the white of the paper doesn't show.
Using a regular ol' glue stick, adhere the monogram
to a silver platter or china serving plate.
Of course, this is FOR DISPLAY USE ONLY.
When you're tired of the display,
just remove it by soaking it in water.
How's that for a quick and easy project?
on regular paper (no need for card stock).
Then cut it out being sure to stay inside the blackso the white of the paper doesn't show.
Using a regular ol' glue stick, adhere the monogram
to a silver platter or china serving plate.
Of course, this is FOR DISPLAY USE ONLY.When you're tired of the display,
just remove it by soaking it in water.
How's that for a quick and easy project?
51 comments:
LOVE IT!!!
HUGS FROM MAINE
http://sophie4me.blogspot.com/
What a GREAT idea! Oh all the things I could monogram.....sigh....now if only I had an ounce of motivation!
Wow, look at you! You always impress.
OMG! You are so awesome. I'm totally going to do this. Soon.
Love it! Now where did I put that silver tray....I know it is here someplace!
Lot's of my monograms have been made that way...Easy peesy...Love it!
Thank you! Thank you! I have THREE silver platters like yours and had no idea what to do with them! Hooray for a project! :) Thanks again!
~Jill
jilljones43@msn.com
Just perfect!!!!!
Very quick...Very easy!....Just perfect!
Have a great weekend!
Hi Joy, just wanted to let you know that I used a copy of your monogrammed platter photo to reference this tutorial on my blog. I made sure to credit you on the picture and it highlights a couple of links back to your blog. :)
xoxo Shauntelle
Mornin' Joy...
Girl, I am loving all of your "how to" tutorials! Love this idea with monogramming the silver platter...and I have one just like it!!! I'm definitely going to do this project!!! Thank you so much for sharing it with us! You're the best!!!
Have a fabulous Friday, my friend!
Chari
You never case to amaze me - now if only I had a silver platter!
Your mind is always working. What an easy, big bang for your time, project. Thanks, Pam
REALLY EASY! I can do that! Ü You have the best ideas.
Sometimes you make me feel so dumb for NOT having thought of this myself! :-) You're brilliant!
I'm so glad you posted this. I have a silver platter that I got in a box of random stuff at an auction and it's a little worn for food use. This would look great on the shelf I want to have in my kitchen! Thanks!!
Simple and elegant...the best kind of project!
Another great idea!!!
Thanks.
Sandra
Very. Clever.
Thanks
This is such a great idea. Something I could actually do. Thanks for the idea.
Dang your good!!!!
Great project!! While out yesterday I saw several silverplate trays at the thrift stores - cheap, too. Sally
So cheap and easy! Very creative!
Joy, I can always count on finding some more great ideas when I come by here. I just love the painted burlap, I've been trying to think of some things I could do with more of it. It's such a cheap fabric to use & looks so great.
That is great! I love a good monogram!
~Sandy toe
Such a great project, I love monograms, and use this technique all the time!
This is a wonderful idea! I love monograms! :) ~Rhonda
You are SOO creative! I have a bunch of these too, how perfect! Thanks so much for sharing, I'll be linking.
You never cease to amaze me. Thank you so much for always sharing your great knowledge with us. Very generous!
Thanks for sharing such a great idea!!
Love it! Super easy! Martha
I have said it before and I will say it again. Your posts are better than any 'Country Home', 'Better Gardens', 'Coastal Living', ect..... mag. that is delivered to my home and your free. It doesn't get any better than that!!!! Take care and have a blessed weekend!
LOVE LOVE IT!
My delimna is my hyphenated name. We have two last initials in our home. DS and I are R and DH is M. What to do?
Hi Joy :)
Love it! Thank you for the tutorial in the last post too :)
You have some really great ideas!
Have a wonderful weekend :)
rue
You are seriously like the McGuyver of the crafting world. I'd love to see what you concoct with a paper clip, tube sock, and some pipe cleaners! Thanks for the idea in todays post.
My best, Lynn
www.safebeauty.blogspot.com
Thanks for the warning Ü. That is super easy and super cute!
Oh my gosh that is pure fabulous! Love it! I have to make one! so glad you shared this brilliant idea you had!
LuLu
I love it when a project seems just waaayyy too simple! I love your creative ideas. Stop over and check out my new blog. I am having a Let's Pretend it's Spring Sale next weekend. TIRED OF SNOW!!
Totally love this and will be copying you!!!
Is this ok to do on real silver? I have a ton that I want to put out and this would be a great way to make it stand out!
Thanks Melissa
very easy and what a lovely result!
Love the A plate!
That's decorating MY style...love it and am looking for something to monogram as we speak :)
That my dear is awesome for a quick and easy project...although that cutting for me might not be so quick and easy~ I'm a slow poke!
But, I'm going to attempt it!!!
Happy week ahead~ Les
As usual Joy, Love it!
Love it! I'll have to try this. Thanks for sharing... Love all your ideas, truly inspiring.
Joy, Where did you find all of your lovely milk glass for your mantel. I don't have a mantel, but I do have a open area to the basement in my kitchen. Something like that would look great for this summer.
Is there any way that you can explain how to create such a large letter on the computer? Some of us are computer challenged! The largest font that I can find ends up being very small no matter what I do! Thanks. Bonnie
I linked my blog to this post. I didn't use a pic and linky....since I didn't take time to get permission. If it is okay I will happily go back and do so....
Further, see if you can help me with my delimna, about which I blog today!
More wedding obsession ahead..Use small silver trays with numbers for tables numbers. I see these at garage sales and thrift shops all of the time.
More wedding obsession ahead. I see small versions at garage sales and thrift shops..Add a number and you have shabby chic table numbers
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