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Tiered Plate Stand
Today, I will be sharing an easy tutorial on how to make your own tiered plate stand with just a few things. As you all probably know, I'm obsessed with organization. I like my house and my life to be neat, clean, and tidy. And this tiered plate stand is just the best at holding onto all of my little knick-knacks and looking chic at the same time! Plus, it was a super amazing deal because almost everything I used to make it came from the dollar store.Tiered Plate Stand Tools:
-plate
-bowl
-resin
-candle stick
Tiered Plate Stand Directions:
- Mix your resin together.
- Apply the resin mixture to the bottom of the bowl and the middle of the plate.
- Place the candlestick where you have applied your resin mixture, and hold for a few minutes.
- Allow the resin mixture to cure for at least 12 hours.
- Use your brand new tiered plate stand to hold your keys, jewelry, or whatever else!
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Just stopping by from the MaMade Blog Hop. Thanks for sharing this, I was wondering how it was done :)
ReplyDeleteLaura Le, I hoped this explained it in enough details! Its really easy to make. It just takes a long time because you have to let the resin cure.
Delete-Lara
Can you see the resin from above? I just bought some glass candlesticks from the thrift store for a project like this. Visiting from MaMade Blog Hop.
ReplyDeleteErlene A, I can't see the resin at all! I used a clear jewelry resin.
Delete-Lara
Great tutorial!! I need to make some of these :) Thanks for linking up at the MaMade Blog Hop, I hope you're having a great weekend!!
ReplyDeleteMichelle Williams, thank you! I'm loving this thing, its so nifty at holding all of my small knick-knacks.
Delete-Lara
Nice piece of plates stands and the tutorial is just totally great and I will definitely try this out at my home.Keep on sharing these types of interesting blogs with us.
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