On my thrift store rounds this week, I only picked up a few things. I got a 6 pack of photos from the 1950s for a quarter! It's a nice set of someone's baby turning one. Don't know yet what I'm going to do with them, but I couldn't just leave them there in the store.
I also found this pretty glass plate for $.75 and this tiny vase for $.25. I went home, washed and dried them, then prepared to make a raised dessert tray. This is such an easy project. I've done it with small China plates and glass candlesticks as well.
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You just apply some E600 glue to the lip of the vase (or you could use a candlestick).
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Stick the vase to the center of the bottom of the plate.
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You'll need to leave it upside down for about a day before you use it. |
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Voila!
I thought this would make a nice hostess gift. If you get invited over for dinner, you can bring dessert on on of these babies, then let your hostess keep the dessert plate. A cute (and inexpensive) way to show your thanks!
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