Cookie Plate for Santa
"One glass plate, etchall re-usable glass etching cream, vinyl for the free pattern, a die cutting machine and you are good to create a Christmas favorite! This is so easy. You can even use the lacey, snowflake technique all over the glass and make a unique set of holiday plates in no time at all!"
Estimated Cost$11-$20
Time to CompleteUnder an hour
Main MaterialGlass
Materials List
- etchall glass and mirror etching crme
- Glass plate
- etchmask & transfer paper for wording (optional)
- Sea Sponge
- Electronic Die Cutting machine (optional)
etchall glass etching products are extremely easy to use. They produce a permanent etch and there is no odor. These products are ACMI certified.
Instructions
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To add words to the center of the plate, upload the free pattern to an electronic die cutting machine. Cut from etchmask.
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Transfer to the center of the plate, then remove areas to be etched (the words).
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Cover the rim of the plate, cover the open areas with etchall creme. Let sit for 15 minutes.
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Scrape the creme back into the container, then rinse away any residue. Remove paper and vinyl.
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Dip a sea sponge into the creme then gently dab the creme onto the rim of the plate AT THE BACK.
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OPTION: You can omit the wording at the center of the plate and simply dab the creme all over the back of the plate with the sea sponge, for a snowy, lacey effect.
Celebrate With More Christmas Craft Ideas
If you loved creating the Cookie Plate for Santa using glass etching cream and a die cutting machine, you'll definitely enjoy trying out these other fun and festive Christmas craft projects!
1. DIY Christmas Ornaments: Get some clear glass or plastic ornaments from your local craft store, along with some glitter, paint, and other fun embellishments. You can personalize them with names, dates, or special messages using vinyl decals or paint pens. These handmade ornaments will add a personalized touch to your tree and make great gifts for friends and family.
2. Holiday Mason Jar Centerpieces: Transform plain mason jars into beautiful holiday centerpieces with a coat of metallic spray paint, festive ribbon, and some fresh or faux greenery. Add in some LED string lights or fill the jars with ornaments for a sparkling and festive touch to your holiday table.
3. Hand-painted Christmas Stockings: Purchase some plain canvas stockings and use fabric paint, stencils, or iron-on vinyl to create custom designs. You can add names, holiday motifs, or even festive quotes to make each stocking unique. These personalized stockings will add a special touch to your holiday decor and are perfect for hanging by the fireplace for Santa to fill on Christmas Eve.
These Christmas craft projects are not only fun to make, but they also add a personal and festive touch to your holiday decorations. Get creative and enjoy the process of making your home merry and bright this holiday season!
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