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Tuesday, November 6, 2012

Personalized cookie plate #MarthaHolidayPaint



Last week I got a special package in the mail. I can't even tell you how excited I was (and how excited my kids were) to get a box full of Martha Stewart paints! We got to work right away, and our first project was inspired by our endless holiday baking.



With the holiday season on us, we've been making treats nonstop, and I'm especially looking forward to bringing some treats to give to others. I took this chance to decorate a plate to bring some of my fruitcake cookies to friends in style.




I took a glass plate from Ikea that I had, some sparkle glass paint from Martha Stewart, an adhesive silkscreen  in a snowflake shape, and a squeegee and got to work.



I peeled the backing off of the silkscreen,



placed it on the plate, and applied the glass paint in a line along the edge.



Then I just squeegeed the paint across.

A minute later my 5 year old was begging to do it, so I let her help. In total, this was less than 10 minutes, super fun, and even my craft-indifferent husband liked the results enough to ask me to do more!



The paint isn't food safe, so you would need to do this on the *underside* of the plate. Oops. It is dishwasher safe (on the top rack), so just make sure you don't make the same mistake I did:)
I think this is the perfect answer for a cookie swap, just to dress up your plate a bit more and make it sparkle, everything is better with glitter!



You can get all these supplies at Michaels, which is a serious contender for upsetting Disneyland as the happiest place on earth, especially during the crafting season:) For more ideas that you can do with Martha Stewart Paints you can check out Facebook, Twitter and Pinterest.




I wrote this post as part of a paid campaign with Martha Stewart Paints and The Blueprint Social. The opinions, crafts and cookies in this post are my own.



Jessica


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19 comments:

  1. wow! what a fun box of goodies. love this idea. nice little touch to a plate of something holiday-ish.

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  2. Really pretty Jessica! That would make an amazing gift too! I hope you are well! How is your daughter doing in Kindergarten? Have a wonderful week! Angie xo

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  3. So beautiful! Now, I'm thinking of making a plate for all of my cookie swap guests!

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  4. That turned out so pretty :) Aren't her silkscreens wonderful to work with? Love the pretty, delicate design. It's a beauty :)

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  5. Love it! I'm working with the same silkscreen!

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  6. I love how quick and easy it is to personalize something like this! It looks gorgeous!

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  7. What a beautiful plate! I can't wait to try out the glass paint!

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  8. so pretty, jessica! this would be such a great gift.... especially filled with treats!

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  9. thank you so much for linking up! this is the perfect treat plate!

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