This a great idea to make for a gift or to do at a craft party. Look at how nice these look. The plates could be presented with cookies and the cutting board could be presented with some nice cheeses. The possibilities are endless here. They are so easy to make that just about any age can and will love making them. For little ones you will need to remove the feet and super glue the feet back on. Watch the video below for full instructions.
They can be created in about two hours with one coat of Dishwasher safe Mod Podge mostly dry. Most of the two hours time is in the drying process. If you are planning this for a party craft, you will need to let the first coat of Mod Podge mostly dry. Then send everyone home with their craft and some extra Dishwasher safe Mod Podge so they can add another two to three coats.
Here is a picture of the ones I have been working on.
Supplies needed are listed below and also there are links to Amazon at the bottom of the page if you wish to purchase some right now:
- Fat quarters fabric
- Scissors
- Clear glass cutting boards and/or plates
- Dishwasher safe Mod Podge
- 1 inch paint brush
- Small knife of some sort
- Rubbing Alcohol
- Cotton pads
- Super glue
- Parchment paper
Watch these videos for a closer look at making them. Any questions let me know. Now let’s get started!!
All supplies are available on Amazon if you need:
There are so many different fabrics you can purchase for making these. Way tooo many choices. I want to buy them all.
I didn’t list these items for Amazon:
1) Clear glass cutting boards and/or plates. You can buy the ones I used at the Dollar Tree. They are perfect for this project. 2) Small knife of some sort. Use like a steak knife. At least that is what I used.
I highly recommend the Cotton Rounds below. They are fantastic. We use them for everything and you will also. A favorite item in this household.
I use parchment paper a lot for doing crafts on and have been using my kitchen roll. So am buying these for future use.
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