Modge podge fabric on glass plates

In this tutorial, I'll show you how to decoupage glass plates, and you'll see what an easy process it is. The materials needed for this project can be found at Dollar Tree, and the time it takes to make them is very small. If you use Dishwasher Safe Mod Podge, it will even make these plates usable for meals, although I like to use a gentle sponge, just to assure they will last a very long time. Try making this project as a gift or even to keep for yourself! #modpodge #decoupage #diygifts

Have you ever wondered how to decoupage plates? Today, I'm sharing how to mod podge glass plates with tissue paper! This is an easy mod podge technique and you can make four plates in under an hour!

I have made some of these in the past, and I love them! I also love a bit of buffalo check, so I figured I'd show you how easy this is! Start off with a glass plate and some fabric. Lay your fabric over the plate, just to make sure the fabric covers the plate. Next, apply some Mod Podge to the bottom side of the plate. You may want to apply to half the plate, apply the fabric, and then do the other side, because the mod podge can dry pretty fast. Then smooth out the fabric.…

In case you missed it from a few weeks ago on Design Dazzle, here's my easy mod podge plates tutorial! It's a fun and easy idea for summer! As a kid growing up, my grandma was an avid crafter and one craft I ALWAYS associate with summer is the easy mod podge plates craft! My

Hello Everyone! I am officially done my exams for this semester, so as promised here is a super quick idea for those of you looking for a l...

Easily create festive and stylish Decoupage Fabric Glass Plates for parties and entertaining. Great for the holidays!

This craft is near and dear to my heart because my grandmother did this project with me ALL the time when I was a child. We used to make these for each holiday to display in the kitchen, but there are SO many other uses for Mod Podge Plates. Here's what you'll need: Two

Jennifer Rizzo on Instagram: "Pretty, summery custom plates and decoupage? Yes please! See tips and supplies below for making these dishes for a pretty summer table! This is an easy and fun project you’ll want to save for later! ✂️ Supplies: Pretty napkins Clear glass plate Brush Dishwasher safe Mod Podge Multi-purpose paint in color of choice Tips: ✨As seen in the video you’ll use multiple coats of Mod Podge ✨ Using the multipurpose paint and dishwasher save much patch will make this…

Create these unique holiday plates your guests will love - use clear glass plates from the dollar store, fabric, and Mod Podge.

How To Make Decoupage Plates - The Make Your Own Zone

Learn to decoupage a glass plate with Mod Podge and create a beautiful heart plate as a lovely gift craft. We'll show you every step!

Emily loves Amy Butler fabrics! So I decided to make her some decoupage plates and matching napkins with some Amy Butler coordinating prints. After searching the net for "how to" make the plates, I found a description on Kaboose.com. The instructions had a difficulty rating of "Very Easy". Let's hope so! I learned quickly that our local fabric shops don't carry her designs. After trekking all the way to Ashland, I could only find one print. So I tried the internet again and found quite a few…

This craft is near and dear to my heart because my grandmother did this project with me ALL the time when I was a child. We used to make these for each holiday to display in the kitchen, but there are SO many other uses for Mod Podge Plates. Here's what you'll need: Two

Love making things with quaint old items like cups and dishes? What better way to create romantic, rustic decor than

I’ll show you how to create beautiful and unique glass plates with Mod Podge and fabric. This project makes for a perfect unique handmade gift idea or a stunning addition to your home decor. Follow along with this free step-by-step tutorial to make your own fabric-backed glass plates using Mod Podge.

Create these unique holiday plates your guests will love - use clear glass plates from the dollar store, fabric, and Mod Podge.

"I have way more fabric scraps than I do places to store them so I am making a point to start using them up. For these cute serving plates I got clear glass plates from the dollar store, cut up some fabric scraps, and used Mod Podge to finish them off! In this post and video I have made one plate with regular Mod Podge Matte and the other with Mod Podge Matte Ultra, so you can also compare both products and see which one you like best for this use"

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