Thanks for the great tutorial! You go into more detail than I've seen in some videos. BTW, labels come off easy if you heat them with a blow dryer and slowly lift them away. Just be careful not to burn yourself.😎
Good question… if you are using them for decoration I’d say yes but I don’t think all the seams would hold up well if you want to wash them. Let me know if you try it - now I’m curious!
Good question and I’m not sure. I know you can use regular Mod Podge but have to gently hand clean it, not sure about other glue. Let me know if you try!
Honestly I'm not sure - I only know what the directions say. Personally I'd try wiping the front if I wanted to use them before the month goes by but no guarantees 🤷🏻♀
Yes, once you let the glue cure (assuming you use the dishwasher safe version) Plaid, the manufacturer, says to let your plate cure for 28 FULL DAYS before washing. After that you can put it on the top-shelf of your dishwasher or hand wash. The Mod Podge® will absorb a little water and create a milky look but don't freak out. Handle gently and when it is fully dry it will go back to how it looked before washing. Learn more about dishwasher safe Mod Podge®, a non-toxic, water based decoupage glue - plaidonline.com/inspire-and-create/article/How-to-Use-Mod-Podge-Dishwasher-Safe
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Will you make some for yourself, gifts or both?
Both. Great to coordinate with the holiday, loaded with cookies, cake, banana bread, etc.
Very nice and love your easy understanding instructions
Thank you - have fun if you decide to give it a go!
Thanks for the great tutorial! You go into more detail than I've seen in some videos. BTW, labels come off easy if you heat them with a blow dryer and slowly lift them away. Just be careful not to burn yourself.😎
I learned that lesson when I did that to remove a label from a metal container - that heated up quickly! 😱
So many great tips! I love making these for cookie plates! Such a fun goodie gift plate too! ❤
They’d be great “giving plates” for Christmas with a holiday fabric 👍🏻
Want to make a few with patriotic and a few for my sewing room with some of my favorite fabrics.
That will be cute! 🇺🇸
Very pretty 😊
thanks so much!
I have made these for years. Great treats plate. Put in an easel and is great decor too.
Do you use fabric, paint, paper, other or all of the above? I think it could be a great keepsake for children's art.
I've used mostly fabric but have done some with napkins. I separated the layers and just used the one with the design.
@@janicecheatham8532 I've seen those done before as well - very pretty!
Thank you! I’m planning to do this to a tempered glass backsplash that will go behind my stove. Hopefully it will hold up to a little heat!
I’ll cross my fingers for you! Will be pretty 🥰
Can you use extra quilt blocks on back of the plates?
Good question… if you are using them for decoration I’d say yes but I don’t think all the seams would hold up well if you want to wash them. Let me know if you try it - now I’m curious!
@@ArtistTaraReed I am thinking of using to hang on my wall in my sewing area
Can you use any kinda gule
Good question and I’m not sure. I know you can use regular Mod Podge but have to gently hand clean it, not sure about other glue. Let me know if you try!
How long would you have to wait if you just want to hand wash the plate?
Honestly I'm not sure - I only know what the directions say. Personally I'd try wiping the front if I wanted to use them before the month goes by but no guarantees 🤷🏻♀
Can these be washed? And if so, how?
Yes, once you let the glue cure (assuming you use the dishwasher safe version) Plaid, the manufacturer, says to let your plate cure for 28 FULL DAYS before washing. After that you can put it on the top-shelf of your dishwasher or hand wash. The Mod Podge® will absorb a little water and create a milky look but don't freak out. Handle gently and when it is fully dry it will go back to how it looked before washing. Learn more about dishwasher safe Mod Podge®, a non-toxic, water based decoupage glue - plaidonline.com/inspire-and-create/article/How-to-Use-Mod-Podge-Dishwasher-Safe
@ArtistTaraReed great information. Ty so much!!!
@@pcs5819 You're so welcome!