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Use a strong, clear glue (I use E6000)to adhere it to a pretty plate.
Let it dry for a few hours
and you have a sweet and simple gift.
Let it dry for a few hoursand you have a sweet and simple gift.
The only way to improve it is to top it with a cloche. . .
and perhaps something delightfully delicious to eat!
and perhaps something delightfully delicious to eat!
6 comments:
Where all you people find your cloche? I keep looking but no luck. Your plate is beautiful!
I made one of these this summer and I have had so much fun using it! Yours turned out so pretty and I love the plate you selected. Very pretty.
beautiful, thanks for sharing!
Thanks for reminding me of this idea! I think we will use it for pixying this Christmas season.
I've stalked your blog for ages but I don't think I've ever left a comment. I quite enjoy your ideas and style!
I made these for Christmas gifts.. I found monogram plates, fun and simple to make. Thanks so much for the idea.. :)
Would love to know where you find the cloches. I have one from years ago at Pier One.
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