Fabric Covered Dollar Tree Glass Plate, Great Gift/Holiday Table Decor
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- Опубликовано: 11 ноя 2018
- I watched this done on another channel and they didn't use Mod Podge Dishwasher Safe...so I decided to try it for myself.
I went to the Dollar Tree where they have clear glass full size dinner plates 10 1/2" across, and bought two of them to try this out. Here's a link to them. tinyurl.com/ycy8ohys
I found Mod Podge Dishwasher Safe at Target.com for $3.98 and here's the link to it. tinyurl.com/ya79yjdx
To begin this project, you'll need to wipe your plate with rubbing alcohol to remove any fingerprints/grime. I ran mine through the dishwasher then wiped it with alcohol just to be on the safe side.
You'll need a foam brush, 1/2 yard of the material of your choice, and a good pair of fabric scissors. (I used my Tim Holtz small snips to cut the material once it was on the plate.) the 5" micro snips are my favorite...Here's a link to them. tinyurl.com/yb946teq
After the plate is clean, and before you've removed the seal from the bottle of Mod Podge, lay the bottle on it's side and roll it around on your work surface to mix the Mod Podge. Then you will lay the plate face down on a work surface (I used a Dollar Tree cutting mat for under my project)....Coat the back (underside) of the plate with Mod Podge (dishwasher safe) with a foam brush, trying not to leave any gobs or uneven areas of Mod Podge. Lay the material face down, making sure you've covered the plate on all sides with the material. (I didn't trim my material until after I'd glued it to the plate. )
Once the material is laid in place, coat the material with Mod Podge all the way to the edges of the plate. Make sure you don't have any bubbles underneath, and now's the time to pick up the material and re-adjust it if you have an issue with wrinkles or bubbles.
I waited overnight for the Mod Podge to dry, then trimmed it from the edges of the plate. I used Tim Holtz small 5" scissors, and trimmed to the edge of the plate. I added a second layer of Mod Podge and made sure that I went around and under the edges to ensure they were well adhered... Try to make sure you don't leave any big globs of Mod Podge, and that you've coated the fabric surface so you can see the Mod Podge everywhere.
I cleaned the mat with my homemade stamp cleanser (1 tsp. baby shampoo in spray bottle filled with water), but really, once the Mod Podge has dried, it can basically be pulled off the plastic mat with your fingers.
I added a third coat of Mod Podge the next day to ensure it was going to be well coated.
NOTE: You need to let it cure (don't put it in the dishwasher) for 28 days. That means you can wash the top of the plate, but keep the underside out of water for 28 days so it has time to completely dry and set up.
I wiped the edges of the plate while the Mod Podge was still wet to clean the spots where I got a little crazy with Mod Podge....
I also made a plate using Christmas material. The Christmas material had some thicker areas that were (fake) embroidered) and those sections were difficult to adhere to the plate evenly. I didn't have any problems with the first material I used, but I needed to cut the Christmas material around some of the leaves, so I could lay the material on the plate to ensure the material laid flat.
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I have a 5 week old and he's laying here listening to you talk just smiling away. I think he likes your voice. Lol! Love the plates!
I love that story about your baby....Maybe it will work when he's upset. Glad you liked the plates..they're great gifts and simple to do...Please tell your baby I'll be happy to talk to him any time....Sandy
That's funny because I said that I like her voice as well. It's so pleasant and lovingly. You can tell she's full of joy.
Hey Ladybug, thank you so much for sharing this video. I was starting to do a plate for the first time but needed a reminder video. So glad I ran across yours because you were very clear about your instructions. I feel so confident that my plate will turn our right. Thanks a million
If you have a foggy look, your material might be too thick and will take a lot longer to dry, so hang in there, and it'll be fine....email me if anything goes wrong and I'll try to help. saundralparker@yahoo.com
Oh my gosh how beautiful and creative! These are gorgeous! And I’m glad your friend loved her gift too!!
Thanks Sherry...I was happy with the way they turned out and my girlfriend loved her strawberries...her husband ate all of the chocolate covered pretzels before she got any (and there were a lot of them, haha.)
I’ve made some of these years ago and actually got some decent money for them back in my craft booth days. Love the look of the depth and brightness that the Mod Podge gives the material. You wouldn’t think so until you actually do the project. My plates had different birds on them & the red in the cardinals was gorgeous. Thanks for doing this project.
Did you have access to the dishwasher safe Mod Podge back then? If not, how did you advise buyers to wash the plates...I get that question often....Sandy
Crafting For Almost Everyone If they had it back then I wasn’t aware of it. That’s been over 20 years ago so I doubt it existed back then. I just told them up front to either just use them for decoration or just put cookies on them & wipe clean but never immerse in water. Some that were just for hanging on the wall I used white plates & put the material picture on the front. I love your videos BTW!
Thanks so much for getting back to me. I think that's what I would have told people too, and still, even though these say they are dishwasher safe, I would probably still just rinse the top. I'm so grateful for your kind words and hope you'll find lots of ideas from my video collection...Sandy
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May I ask how much you charged? I realize it was a long time ago, but I have leftover fabric from pillows I made for our church's women's conference. Thought this would be a great way to use it up! Thanks in advance.
These are beautiful and will make great plates to give with cookies! Thanks Sandy. Hugs and blessings.
They are so simple too...I think you'll be happy you made them...be warned though, the Mod Podge for dishwasher safe smells strong and it's not a great smell either....
These are so lovely, Sandy! I haven’t seen this idea in a long while! Thank you for sharing it again! You are always so fun to watch!! Love ya, Katz
I never saw this idea before, but then again, I wasn't very crafty while I worked, so missed a lot of crafty trends from the 80's to 2005....I'm catching up now though...
All I need to tell you, Sandy is that your rendition is absolutely amazing and beautiful!
You always say the nicest things, Katz, and I so appreciate you!!! Hope you have a great Thanksgiving with family....
Thanks for the idea about the cutting mat as a work surface and thanks to your viewer that recommended using them as stencils. I’ve been using poster board with mixed results. Going to check out more on your channel
Glad I could help. I made another of this video last Christmas to cover any questions I forgot to cover in this video. Here's the link in case you're interested...ruclips.net/video/JYCi4BfzwpA/видео.html Sandy
So very pretty. Thank you for the hint on the green leaves. Great tutorial :)
Glad to help. I liked making these and the people I gave them to really liked them. The darker one is so pretty in person...and so much easier to work with than the one with the embroidered leaves...Hope you do give this a try..
Just shared to a facebook crafting group I'm in. Thanks for such a great explanation; I'm going to try this today!
Thanks for sharing this project Sally...I hope you'll send me a photo of your plates...It's such an easy, but impressive looking project... saundralparker@yahoo.com Sandy
Thanks for the simple steps! I did try one with scrapbook paper and it turned out pretty good for my first attempt. But I love it with the fabric 💝
I recommend a thinner fabric, as I just used a thicker one and it seemed to get foggy between the layers...that's the only thing I can think would cause it to happen...Hope you make one you really love. Sandy
Wow Sandy they are Absolutely Beautiful!
And so easy to make...well the brown material was easy...the berries and ivy material was hard to glue as the leaves were thicker than the rest of the material, so I had to cut the edges of a leaf to ensure the material wouldn't get bulges in it...
Wow what a cute idea!!! I love it. I am thinking I want to do this for so many holidays! Lovely decorating on a budget! TFS! 💗🙏🌺
Another idea for you would be to buy the plain trivets that you can find at the DT and do the same with those...they make a great gift. They call them cutting boards, but you can use them as either a cutting board or use it when you're putting a hot dish on your table and you want to protect it. www.dollartree.com/clear-glass-square-cutting-boards-775x775-in/288725 They also sell round ones. You need to remove the feet to do this, and I've been making a video to show this but haven't finished it...should be up soon... Sandy
@@craftingforalmosteveryone Thanks for sharing Sandy! ☺🌺
So this is how to make those plates! Thanks for the tutorial!
Glad you enjoyed it...Hope you'll send me a photo of your plate...Sandy
I love how you get right to it!! Thanks.
I'm normally too long winded, so am glad you didn't think so...Thanks so much for the nice note...Sandy
Fun project! Love anything with leaves on it. Both materials are so pretty. Hugs from gg
So glad you enjoyed them. So much fun to do.
Loved your video. Beautiful! I'm a newbie, and glad I found you. Tfs.😀 Judy from Sweet home Alabama 😄
I'm glad you found me too. If you have any questions about whatever crafts you're attempting, please ask, as I"m always happy to help...email is best..saundralparker@yahoo.com Sandy
Great idea & results, Sandy. Happy Thanksgiving to you and all of yours!
So glad you liked the idea...think it will be perfect for gifts I make this time of year. I don't make cookie plates, but do like to make chocolate covered strawberries and pretzels...And who can say no to chocolate?
Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family as well. I love Thanksgiving, nothing better than turkey and stuffing....one of my favorite meals...and it's my birthday this year, so I get my favorite meal too...YAY!
Since I watched this video on my Y T page I keep getting the same type lovely day here 😊
That happens a lot to me too.
Wow! So cool! Wish me luck...I'm gonna try this.
It's so easy, as long as your material doesn't have different thicknesses, like the Christmas one, as I had to trim along a leaf to make sure I got it to lay flat. I left a link to Target, where I found the Mod Podge, as I couldn't find any in my big craft stores in my area...so I'm not sure if it's being discontinued or just really popular...I'd love to see a photo of yours....saundralparker@yahoo.com
That is really clever. I’m gonna try this!
I hope you do give this a try. The dishwasher safe ModPodge smells a lot more than the regular MP, so you might want to do this project somewhere that you can close a door so the whole house doesn't smell like MP.... I hope you'll send me a photo of one you make. saundralparker@yahoo.com Sandy
I love making these plates:) I made these years ago and sold them at my craft fair:)
I would have loved seeing what you made.
How much would you sell them for?
Those came out great! 👍
Thanks so much, and so easy to do!
Thank you for saying MOD Podge!
Instead of “Modge Podge” lol
I don't know why people say it wrong, and it happens all the time...you never know...
Thought I was the only one who cringes at that mis-pronunciation!
I've been thinking about this project since last year...but now that I know there's a stronger pod podge..I will definitely do it...thanks for sharing lovely!🙋♀️
I had a hard time finding the dishwasher safe Mod Podge, and you might have to try online. I think they make great gifts and are pretty easy to make...the only issues I had was with the material that had an embroidered like pattern and I show how to cut around those issues...Would love to see what you make...saundralparker@yahoo.com
@@craftingforalmosteveryone yes, I heard you said that on the video, I'll keep that in mind when picking my materials. Tyvm!🙋♀️
It would still be lovely, just a little bit finicky to work with... I'd love to see a photo of your plate. saundralparker@yahoo.com
@@craftingforalmosteveryone yes ma'am.
Wow that is gorgeous
And so easy to make..hope you give it a try. I'm going to be doing something similar with trivets that they sell at Dollar Tree in the near future...you'd need the same dishwasher safe Mod Podge for them as well.
Great technique I didn't know they made dishwashing Mod Podge...what a lovely gift this would make during the holidays with home made cookie...well done Sandy and tfs
I make chocolate colored strawberries and pretzels for friends for the holidays, and my girlfriends' birthday was Nov 2, so made a batch for her on the leaf plate. I think it would be great for cookies too, and just think how pretty a Christmas table would be with the glittery plates on it....Even if you used them for serving dishes, as you could cover bowls or anything really.....I left the link for the Mod Podge in case you have any trouble finding it any where besides Target. I went to all of the big craft stores in the city closest to us and none had the dishwasher safe, so I'm not sure if they are discontinuing it or it's just a big seller....
Sandy, are you saying that Target is selling the Mod Podge
Yes, I'm not sure if they have it in the stores, as I found mine online at target.com and put a link under the video in case you can't find it anywhere beside target.com.
Thank you
Fabulous outcome. Thank you.
I recommend thinner cloths, as those have a nicer outcome and adhere faster. Otherwise, you may have to reglue your edges down. Hope you make some, as they are a nice cookie plate gift and not too expensive to make.
Such a cute idea!
So glad you liked it...hope you give it a try.
Love your video. I have made these plates for a couple of years. One suggestion, I put my plates on something stable to get it in the air. I find this easier to manipulate the fabric & be sure the edges are covered.
Thanks for the great tip...
Great idea about elevating the plate. I just started making these plates today and want to get all the information about it now. Great idea.
Thank you thank you I was able to find this mod podge stuff at our local store and in it was in a large grocery store. I had found a bunch of clear plates in thrift store fabric not yet. But Yay..love these.I ordered some more big dies from AliE they are already here for the store I bought them from ships them out of Ohio too I paid 2.95 shipping but heck three days not 30
Wow, can't wait to see what you create with it....please send me photos.
Amy thank you for your response. I have an idea about pricing my plates now. Thanks again!!
So glad I could help. Sandy
I Love these! Thank you!
So glad you do...and they're so much fun and so simple to make...Sandy
I love them!
They are so easy and simple...I hope you give them a try.
Great tutorial! Thx for sharing🎃
I'm so glad you enjoyed it...I hope you make one yourself...Sandy
Love them!
I love your photo and wonder if you changed your screen name as I swear I've seen this photo before, and would have remembered "wonder woman"....love your name by the way....
Ooh wow Sandy! That's awesome. Love this idea thank you so much for sharing. Sorry I'm behind on videos life happened but I'm still here.
I was just thinking about you yesterday and hoping you were doing OK, since I hadn't heard from you. The dishwasher Mod Podge is kind of hard to find, so that might be your only drawback...but I'd check your local Pat Catans and Hobby Lobby to see if they still have any...It's so simple and makes a really pretty place setting.
@@craftingforalmosteveryone our local Pat Catans is actually closing so I might be able to get it on sale. Hugs so missed your videos. Watching them with Faith right now she's like I remember her big smile lol
Tell Faith I said hello. I read that the Pat Catans were all bought by Michaels and they were closing them. Are they having any good sales?
I live about an hour from the Hermitage store, and need to check in on their sales...will you let me know when the sales get better? I'd like to wait for that.
@@craftingforalmosteveryone I don't go that offten to be honest I haven't been in there in years until i found out they were closing now I've been to 3 of them. I was at the. Hermitage store on Thursday if it's the same one that store is huge couldn't believe how big it is. They do have a lot of things 40% off just not everything is on sale yet I'm thinking more than half is still regular price.
Very Pretty and fun project!
So glad you enjoyed it...
So beautiful
I've made another video doing this as people had questions about the milky appearance their plates had in the days following...it eventually goes away...Sandy
I'm going to try this! Thanks!
I'd love to see a photo of yours...saundralparker@yahoo.com. Sandy
They both are beautiful but I really love the Christmas one best
Thanks Janet...The brown leaf plate looks a lot better in person, but the Christmas themed plate is so iridescent, it's a winner...much harder to use to cover a plate, but the end result is worth it....This is a simple project and doesn't take much time....
Thanks for sharing I am going to try this I liked it.
I hope you send me a photo of your plate, as I always love seeing how others use my videos....saundralparker@yahoo.com Sandy
@@craftingforalmosteveryone Of course I would gladly send you a photo, I imagine how much you should enjoy seen that your work here is really appreciated.
I really like seeing how people change what I've done to make them their own...and I love sharing the photos on our facebook page so other viewers can see the possibilities too....Thanks, I'll look forward to getting the photo...saundralparker@yahoo.com Sandy
Sooo pretty
Thanks so much!
I made several a couple of years ago.. I wish I knew about the dishwasher safe Mod Podge. I did them as cookie plate gift basket. Thanks for sharing..
I'll bet they were pretty. Hold did they hold up with regular MP?
@@craftingforalmosteveryone Well, not sure because they were gifts for my daughter co workers, I put a note in there not to put into water, just wipe with damp cloth on top only. She said they all loved them. I also made small mug rug for the set in the same color of material.
I'll have to look up mug rug, as I'm thinking coaster, but not sure...
Lovely!
Thanks so much, hope you give it a try.
This was one of the first video of yours that I watched do think I commented the first time 😊
Yes you did, and I hope you make some of these as they're simple and look really nice..
So pretty Sandy....tyfs
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Glad you liked it..
Fantastic!
YAY! So glad you liked it!
Beautiful 💞❤️
Thanks so much. I hope you give this a try.
Beautiful Sandy!!!
Of coarse cant get the dishwasher safe mod podge on Canada. Good thing i live close to the border caused i got some at joanns!! I cant wait to try this!
Oh my son finally popped over to the US to get my Arteza markers!! Omg the colours are so different then the first set i got...I gave those to my God daughter last week...shes 10 she loves them!!
So happy for you..you needed something like that to brighten your day!!! I couldn't find the dishwasher safe MP at any of the big craft stores in my area. All had a slot for it on the shelves, but no MD...that's why I made sure to leave the link....I'm thrilled your Joanns has it, as mine didn't...If you can't find it, try Target, as they'll ship to the US address for free with a $35 order...I just bought toilet paper and paper towels for the rest of the order, haha...always need those.
Send me a photo of yours, please...
Very nice!
Thanks so much!!
Very beautiful job... Tfs
thanks, love the photo for your screen name...
@@craftingforalmosteveryone thank you it was a pic I snapped of my neighbors fence in old back yard...lol
Such a great photo...When I went to your site to see it larger, I noticed you like to find ways to make your own envelopes and didn't know if you'd seen this one...ruclips.net/video/5cnJEe3xwMU/видео.html Hope it helps.
Hermoso trabajo ❤️
Muchas gracias. Me encanta escuchar a artesanos de diferentes partes del mundo. Sandy
wow that was really cool 😀
And so easy...I hope you give it a try.
@@craftingforalmosteveryone
yup really awesome idea, I've seen those plates at dollar tree, now I'm thinking u could even do that with the glasses or mugs they sell too
I'm not sure if you could do mugs or glasses, as the material would be really hard to shape around handles, but if you make one, please let me know how it goes. I've got a couple other ideas, but they're flat...and I found a really nice low serving bowl at a thrift store, but it had a chip....I'm on the lookout for another one now.
@@craftingforalmosteveryone
lol of course it's a great technique ☀️🐥⚘
So pretty thank you I'm new to your channel
Paulene, I'm so glad you liked these plates. They make a great Christmas gift with cookies or candies on them. Hope you give this a try.. Sandy
Awsome job
Thanks so much!!!
I bought the supplies and I am going to give it a whirl in the morning.
Can't wait to hear how it goes. I'd love to see a photo of your finished project..saundralparker@yahoo.com Sandy
Getting ready to give this a try. Question: how long do you wait between the 2-3 coats you apply ?
I really like to let it dry between coats so waited several hours to overnight between coats. You can wait less, I'm just overly cautious. If you look at it and there's no white left to the glue, it should be safe to do the next coat...
Hi! I’m new to your channel and I have a question regarding these plates. Does the back of the plate become smooth after it cures, or what can I do to take the texture from the of the plate?
Dolores, I'm always happy to answer questions. The back of the plate would become more smooth with more coats of Mod Podge, but I chose to only use two or three coats, and you can still feel the texture of the material (that I liked)...They do use quite a bit of Mod Podge, and if you're going for the smooth feel, it might take a whole container to accomplish that..Best of luck to you with this project...it's simple unless you choose the fabric on the left that has an embroidered design, and then you'll need to cut around some of the embroidery to get it to lay flat....I'd love to see a photo of one you create...Sandy
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Have you tried sponging the Mod Podge on to the surface. Love this project
I didn't try sponging it, but I'll be it would work...I loved it too, and it looks so much prettier in person. If you have a small family, this would make such a pretty Christmas table...you might not want to make plates for 12, but if it's just your immediate family, it would be so nice....and great for gifts. I give chocolate covered strawberries and pretzels, and the plate with the leaves looked so sweet with the goodies on it..
I've wanted to do this for a long time, but we never have glass plates, cups etc... in our home because of tile floors and things that get dropped. You may not know this but does the Mod Podge help hold glass together if it gets dropped?
I think the fabric would definitely hold the glass together if it gets dropped...I've never tried it, but it seems like the fabric would hold onto the glass with the Mod Podge acting as the glue...I hope you give this a try as they turn out so pretty...
Hi, liked your plates. Can you please tell me what fabric is the black one? Thanks.
It's a very common craft material that you find by season. The black material was autumn inspired. Sorry I can't be more specific as I don' really know anything about material, only where I go to find it in the store.
You can cure it in the oven at 175° for an hour. I do that then I add epoxy to mine to make it more durable.
Thanks for the scoop. Do you put it on a rack or a cookie sheet?
@@craftingforalmosteveryone yes. I put it on the lowest setting on the oven and leave it for an hour. I've even left it in there for longer and it didn't harm it.
@@craftingforalmosteveryone sorry I meant to say cookie sheet
@@partnersNgrime Thanks for the great idea...I'm working with trivets now, and will give your curing method a try...Sandy
Do you put it in a cold oven and then heat it up?
did the lines ever go away because on my dark material i see them and they dried over night and still have it :( what do i do to fix it? thank you!
I didn't have any problems with lines...maybe you could try using your heat gun for embossing and waving it over the area until the glue melts and try to move the material so you don't have lines...That's the only thing I could think of, but am not ever sure if that would work, as it might burn the material if you leave the heat tool too close to the material. Sorry I am not more helpful....Sandy
My mod podge is streaky as you look through the glass. Used buffalo check print fabric. Will that go away as it dries?
It should go away....Mine looked streaky before it dried..If it doesn't, I'd coat it again with Mod Podge and make sure you go in the opposite direction from the first...If you're still struggling with it, please send me a photo and we'll talk it through..saundralparker@yahoo.com...Sandy
@ Crafting for almost everyone...love your response to cathydurham10... awesome that you’d take the time to walk her thru process if she had a problem ..not to many you tubers would offer that!
I have made 2 of these and looking thru the front of the plates you can see streaks😔 Will that go away as time goes by?
If you still have the streaks after a couple of days, you might want to paint an additional coat of Mod Podge in the opposite direction of your original streaks. If your current streaks go up and down, then try painting a coat that goes from side to side....and that might help eliminate streaks. I hope that helps....Sandy
Could I use epoxy/resin instead of mod podge so I don't have to wait 28 days for it to fully cure?
I don't know, as I've never used epoxy/resin...sorry....Sandy
What type of fabric material do you use?
I used the materials that you will find in the seasonal craft material area for the plate on the right. The one on the left, I found that material near the bridal type materials. I hope that helped. I'm not a seamstress...have no idea the names of the fabrics..If you take a photo of these to your local fabric store, they will definitely know what the fabrics are called...Let me know if you need further info..saundralparker@yahoo.com Sandy
SOS - I NEED HELP ASAP: I modged podged the fabric to the back of my plates yesterday afternoon and let them dry ALL NIGHT LONG. And I started applying the modge podge to cover the fabric a few minutes ago and it doesnt seem like the modge podge is soaking into the fabric. Did I wait too long to make it work?? I'm flying out of town at 6am in the morning and I have to take these back with me so I need advise asap in case I have to start all over again.
Did you put a big layer of Mod Podge on the plate before laying down the material? And then another layer on top of the material immediately after laying the material down? If you waited between the coats, that probably your problem, but if you try putting a heavy coat over it, that might work. Not sure what else to tell you. Sorry I didn't get back to you sooner, but Rich (my husband) had his hip replaced this morning..it turned out great, but unfortunately, I didn't get back to you soon enough...
Maybe you could try taking them with you and adding another heavy coat over what you've already done and see if that works...Let me know how it goes...Sandy
can u tell me what the clothes made from(cotton or what)?
The black material is the craft material you would buy in the section where they have holiday inspired materials for crafts..I think it's cotton, but don't really know fabrics. The material with holly on it is a sheer fabric that I found in the section of Joanns where they sell fabrics that are for holidays for dressy dresses...hope that made a little sense. I failed sewing in 7th grade, as I couldn't finish a tablecloth and napkins, pathetic, yes...that's me with a sewing machine.
Hi...quick question..sometimes after i modge podge the fabric to the plate and it dries there might be a little edge that didnt stick and the whole piece comes off like it didnt stick at all, i washed and wiped with alcohol..any suggestions❤
I always add a good amount of Mod Podge to the edges, both under and over the material, so it doesn't pull off, and I really make sure I rub the edge of the material to make sure it's on the plate.. .and if you don't make sure each coat is totally dry (I leave mine overnight to ensure they're dry) then they can pull off as each layer has to be dry to make sure it is well adhered..Hope that helped...Sandy
@@craftingforalmosteveryone Thank You..I don't think I rubbed it good enough.I will give it another try..💐
@@AAa-to2tz Let me know if it works...
@@craftingforalmosteveryone Hi..so I tried it again with 2 different fabrics, that i believe ate both cotton. 1 worked and the same fabric didn't work, on that one before i modge podged it I put bo bunny glitter on some of it. Do you think thats why its not working? I appreciate your help. 💐💖
Wat is the first material you used(name of the fabric)
The only thing I can tell you is that it's the craft fabric you'll find for seasonal things. If you ask the person in the store you visit where to find (let's say) Halloween craft fabric, they'll take you to the section where I found this. I hope it helps.
Where can you buy glass plates. Dollar stores do not have in Tn or ky
Sorry for the late reply. Did you know you can buy them from Dollar Tree online for delivery...you only have to order 8 of them to have them delivered to your home. The shipping to my house would be 14.99, so each plate would be a little over $3. I'm not sure, but don't think you could find them cheaper unless at a thrift store. If you live near a Crate & Barrel, they have a set of 8 right now for $21.95, so that would make the plates slightly cheaper $2.75 a plate, I didn't check on shipping. Hope I helped you. Sandy
I can’t wait to make some of these!
Your nails are so pretty. What is the name of that color?
I hope you have fun making them....I forgot to mention in the video that this Mod Podge has a stronger smell than the others, and you might want to open a window or close off the room once you use it. I found the smell while drying to be the most strong, and closed my craft room door until it was dry...
You're the second person to ask about this nail polish..I really like OPI nail polishes but hate paying full price for them. I got a 25% off coupon from CVS and went online to cvs.com and bought three different colors...I am almost positive the color in this video is Cotton Candy and if you like light pinks, I bought another one that's more skin tone pink, and it's called Bubble Bath...So glad you liked the colors I choose....and the reason I buy OPI is because I can hold the bottle easily...(Not sure if that matters to you, but I always like to share those details.)
I love OPI also. My daughter is a nail tech and she uses a lot of OPI because it’s a durable polish. I have black she gave me. I only wear black and pinks. I’m going to tell her those colors so she will get them at her price. Thanks for the tips too ❤️.
I have trouble with my nails turning yellow from nail polish, and it doesn't seem to happen with OPI nail polishes. Black....I'd be scared to try that as you know I'd end up dumping it all over me and everything in a three foot area around me. haha...
Does this work with burlap?
I wouldn't try it. Burlap is too thick and the Mod Podge will dry between the layers and you'll see the Mod Podge once it's dry because of the thickness. Hope that helped. I'd recommend using a craft style holiday themed fabric or another light weight fabric...Good luck with it..Sandy
I wish there was a way to send pictures of plates! I did everything right! It’s currently 9:30pm where I’m from and Mother’s Day is tomorrow and the plates look frosty looking and can barely see the print not sure what to do?
Your plates should dry clear over time. You probably have some Mod Podge trapped between the layers and it should dry out...sometimes it takes longer than you'd think for that to happen. I hope it's worked out for you since yesterday and that your plates are now clear...
Okay, what color do,you have on your nails?!!!🌸🌷💕of course all your art is lovely!!
I really like OPI nail polishes but hate paying full price for them. I got a 25% off coupon from CVS and went online to cvs.com and bought three different colors...I am almost positive the color in this video is Cotton Candy and if you like light pinks, I bought another one that's more skin tone pink, and it's called Bubble Bath...So glad you liked the colors I choose....and the reason I buy OPI is because I can hold the bottle easily...(Not sure if that matters to you, but I always like to share those details.) Have to say I love your screen name and wonder how you came up with it...makes me smile. Sandy
Thank-you, Sandy, I'm an old beauty operator, my dad when needing a haircut, would say, what time can you fix my hairdo!
I love your screen name even more....Sounds like your dad was quite the character...Is he passed?
I love this project and the plates are beautiful. I wish I could have seen the finished product for your friend after drying. Or did I blink and miss something, lol? I'll go back and have a look. I'd like to try this project and I'm wondering if there is a Mod Podge specifically marked as 'dishwasher safe'?
The photo is of the finished product but the glare really makes it so you can't see it well...I felt terrible that I had to give the plate away and ran out of time to show it on video....If you look at the beginning photo large on your screen, it does take some of the glare away and you can see it....So sorry...I also put the dishwasher safe MP in the photo and it says "Dishwasher safe " right on the front of it, so you can't miss it....and it's a light turquoise color (the label).....Hope you find it without any trouble....I saw slots for it in all the major craft stores in my area, but all were out of it, so I'm not sure if they stopped selling it or just ran out...
@@craftingforalmosteveryone Thank you for your sweet reply. I did rewatch the beginning and I saw the plates. Both of them . Thank you. I'll keep my eyes open for the DW safe Mod Podge. Mod Podge in general is very expensive here so I keep my eyes open for a better deal.
Not sure if you live in the US, but I couldn't fine the MP dishwasher safe, so went to Target.com and placed a $35 order for free shipping (in the US only). I ordered a couple big packs of toilet paper and paper towels and the ModPodge and that's all I needed for the $35 minimum....just a thought for you....I think we sometimes forget when we have to hit a minimum purchase that we can buy necesssity items like soap, dishwashing detergent, clothes detergent, fabric drier sheets etc to get to the mimimum..And it doesn't take many of those to get to $35.... Hope you try this project as it's so much fun and easy to make.
No I live in Canada and have never shopped at target.com but Cannock on Amazon. I will definitely make this craft some time but not for this Christmas. I just love the plates.
@@craftingforalmosteveryone Sorry, I see my comment didn't come through my RUclips name :-( But that is me just below.
How come my Dollar Tree never have these glass plates?
I don't know, because my DT isn't a big store and they have them in stock about 1/2 of the time. Not sure if you knew that you can buy them and have them sent directly to your local store free of charge...You need to buy 12 of them, and maybe you and a friend could share them....here's the link to them..www.dollartree.com/clear-glass-dinner-plates-105-in/261875
I just did one of these and I can see lines on the inside of the circle. Any tips???
Maybe try wetting it again with Mod Podge to see if you can brush the lines out? Brush in a different direction from what you did before..if you went side to side, this time try up and down. Also, if it's not completely dry, you'll still see lines.
If you really hate it, you might be able to wet it enough with warm water to remove the material completely...it could be the type of material you're using isn't adhering tightly enough to the plate..is it a heavy fabric? I'm happy to help if I can. If you want to send me photos of the issue, saundralparker@yahoo.com...I'll give it a look...Sandy
@@craftingforalmosteveryone I did use just a basic light fabric. Maybe because I am not using the washable mod podge? Just the matte type? I will try again redoing the top. the rest is perfect! how many days to dry. Just did last night!
How long does it take for the modge podge to cure?😊
It depends on your climate. I live in N/W PA and made mine around the beginning of December, so it was warm in my house and dry from electric heat. I'd say it took about a day for it to be cured, but if I put a thicker coat on when the material is thicker (yes, I had to adjust with thicker material to ensure the material was wet with Mod Podge and not just damp,) then it took more like 2 days. If the Mod Podge still looks milky, wait another day, and if it's just milky in one spot, try using your hair drier to ensure it's all dry. If you live in a humid area, it might take longer to dry. Hope that helped. Sandy
You have totally inspired me to create these. TFS, grateful my search lead me here. I'll be watchin' ((*_*))
I'm hoping your plates come out great....Please send me a photo of them, as I always love seeing what viewers create...saundralparker@yahoo.com Sandy
$1.25 now at dollar tree for plates
This is an older video and yes, the prices there have gone up...darn it.
Pode ser lavado normalmente?
Lo lavaría a mano, ya que aunque Mod Podge dice que es apto para lavavajillas, no confío en él y no querría que mi arduo trabajo se arruine.
Can I use my heat gun to dry my decoupaged plate more quickly?
I wouldn't, because it has a tendency to make it bubble and raise the material in the process. You can give it a try, but I haven't had success doing it.
Peut ont ajouté un vernis à la fin et quand même laver au lave vaisselle?
J'ai utilisé un Mod Podge allant au lave-vaisselle, et si vous n'avez pas accès à ce produit, je voudrais simplement essuyer le haut de la plaque pour le nettoyer et essayer de ne pas mouiller le bas de la plaque. Sandy
Crafting For Almost Everyone merci beaucoup
Also, wondering how it held up in the dishwasher?
I gave mine away as gifts before they had time to cure. I think it says to wait 28 days before putting it in the dishwasher (or did I just make that up?) Bottom line is that I didn't try it in the dishwasher, and I doubt if my friends did either, as I gave them Christmas treats on them and think the recipients would simply wipe off the crumbs instead of washing it..Sorry...Sandy
@@craftingforalmosteveryone No problem. I subscribe to Vogue magazine and there was an amazing photo of a cake tray with a lid and it sold for over a thousand dollars. I want to try and make a similar cake stand and I think your method may work. I will let you know! Thanks for the tutorial!
Porque não legendas em português, porque estamos no Brasil
Não sei como o RUclips lida com legendas, mas escrevo as instruções abaixo do vídeo, para que você possa colocá-las em um aplicativo de tradução e lê-las passo a passo. Espero que tenha ajudado.
Aqui está a pesquisa no google que eu uso. tinyurl.com/y2p3gc6l
Not water rezistent ii suppouse...
Because I used Mod Podge dishwasher safe, yes it should be water resistant...But, with that being said, I wouldn't sit it overnight in a pan of water...
@@craftingforalmosteveryone anyway it is a handmade product ... not suitable to stay in watter. :))
@@Luciana-ho7xz So right, but using the Dishwasher safe Mod Podge, at least you know it should be fine for a regular wash.
Too much talking shhhhh!
That's what the mute button is for...
Cutting mats from the Dollar Tree are also good for stenciling and for pattern pieces that you use alot
Good tips, thanks for sharing. Sandy