This project has been about 5 months in the making, as it required a good amount of wine labels (and only 2 wine drinkers). This wine labeled plate is fairly simple to complete, the hardest part would be removing the wine labels and making sure to save them. I started with this wood plate from Hobby Lobby.
After collecting (aka: drinking lots of delicious vino) the wine labels I Mod Podged them on the plate….told you it was an easy project. After the Mod Podge dried I placed the finished plate above my cabinets, not sure if that will be the plate’s final home but for now it works. I also think it may need a plate stand holder but my cabinets are so high and deep it may not even be visible if I had one.
18 comments:
looks great, i made a wreath recently that took a few years, but not sure I would have the patience to take the labels off....Only the good wines of course!!
Love it! So simple..looks so good! :)
I love this but I also love that plate just as is. Where'd you get it?
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Love this! I am the wine drinker in this house so it might take me a year to finish the project but I think I am going to try!
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This is a great idea! I love it! I recently finished a cork board (with wine corks) and this plate idea would look great next to my board! :)
Wow, I love this idea! I am new to the crafty world & am a lil scared, but I think I'm going to try this! Thanks for the wonderful idea:) On the monday hop @ FTLOB:) Happy Tuesday!
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Great idea and the outcome is very pretty. I appreciate your sacrifice (drinking all that wine) for this project. :o)
this is sooo neat! love the idea..never would have thought of it myself! looks so vintage too!:)
Fun project! Your plate turned out beautiful.
Hi There- The candles with pins, the beach bag, and the plate all look great!!! GREAT JOB!
I got that cast iron key- 5 years ago at a store that went out of business in St. George, UT. (Iron Station) it was a Magic Santa Clause key that says SC north pole on the other side. I just flipped it over and removed the magic key poem it came with. HA! Its hard to find keys these days. Thanks for your visit. Have a great day. Jen
What a neat idea :)
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I love this and can't wait to make one myself.
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Im following you back! I love this idea - If only I would have saved all my labels I could have made quite a few of these :)
Wow! What a great idea. I have about 50 wine labels flattening in a book and had no idea what to do with them. This could be what I was looking for! Thanks!
Thanks for linking this up at Truly Lovely's Fancy This Fridays!!! It looks like a project with time well spent! The gathering of the materials especially! *wink wink* Hope to see you again THIS Friday!!!
This is a GREAT idea but would also be good to use a clear glass plate. ModPodge the labels to the back with the front of the label facing the top part of the plate. Then maybe gold, sliver or copper leaf the back, seal and use the plate for cheeses, appetizers, etc. at a wine 'n cheese party!!!! Just thinking.
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