My husband took my two boys camping for the weekend and I am in CAKE PLATE heaven! I've been collecting a few plates here and there, so this weekend was the perfect opportunity to get them all together.
and this plate at Hobby Lobby for $3.00
GLUE them together and what do you get? A very cute cake plate!
EASY peasy!
and gorgeous!
I found this white vase at the Goodwill for $1.50
and this square yellow plate there the same day!
GLUE them together!
That's it!
I found this metal candlestick at Goodwill for $1.00. It's from partylite so it's pretty heavy!
GLUE them together!
This metal tray was 60 cents! 
They are a perfect match!
I found this damask plate at Hobby Lobby for $3.00. I haven't glued it to a candlestick yet, I'm still waiting for the right fit. Although, I don't think the glass one from the Dollar Tree is bad! :)
Only a few more to put together and I will have a collection!
Just so cute and fun! Love them.
ReplyDeleteThese turned out really cute and sassy!
ReplyDeleteHoly Cow, Mav!! Those are awesome! I may have to get that addiction too! Love them!
ReplyDeleteSuper cute. The polka dots are adorable!
ReplyDeleteThey are so fun! What glue did you use? I've been wanting to make some.
ReplyDeletethese are too fun!! I would like to know what glue you used also...
ReplyDeleteYour cake plates are too cool! Tell me, where do you source out you cloches or cake domes? I've been looking for some 4EVER! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteOkay, I've seen this idea all over and I think they're gorgeous but the ones without a plate on the bottom, don't they tip over really easy? I want to make one but I think they look really unstable, I don't want mine falling over easily.
ReplyDeleteThey are really cute! Great weekend project!
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking up to Make it MOnday! I've just shared your link on the Brassy Apple FB page and on twitter too!
ReplyDeleteSo Cute. Love the damask. I use a glue gun just for the simple fact that after I use it, I can soak it in water and I can pull the plate and candlestick apart. This makes storing much easier.
ReplyDeleteI love them all :)
ReplyDeleteGood job.
Thanks so much for the sweet comments!! I used just E6000 glue. You can find it at any craft store. It's perfect for gluing glass together. The cake domes I actually found at Goodwill too! Both on different days, it's hit and miss.
ReplyDeleteCute and simply! Now, that's my kind of project!
ReplyDeleteHope you'll link up to my new link party!
Mauvin' Monday Link Party
Cheers,
Jessica
I have been wanting to make cake plates forever! All of yours are so cute - the one with the apples on it is my favorite!
ReplyDeleteI love how yours turned out! AWESOME! I'm excited to be your newest follower and would LOVE to have you over for a visit!!!
ReplyDeleteXO, Aimee
Those look really cool. I will have to do something like that when I get a china cabinet to actually store them :)
ReplyDeleteLove these ideas!
ReplyDeleteI need a cute cake plate- and for the price of one plain glass one, I could buy 4 or 5 of your style!
Thanks for sharing!
Hi Marni, stopping by from Craft-O-Maniac link party. You do like cake plates! :) They're really nice, I like especially the damask one, I've already have a candlestick so I'll totally try this when I find a nice plate. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteGreetings from Spain
Wow Marn! Love your project, your back drop and your collaging! WHY did you not call me to hang?! BOTH of our hubbies are out of town all week. You're coming Thursday right?? Ck your email (: XO
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely fabulous!
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