Day 8 of our Count Down today - time to make a special plate for Santa's treats on Christmas Eve. I took the girls to our local Salvation Army op shop and Bubble took her time choosing a white plate that she liked, then we brought it home to decorate. We were going to use ceramic paint but the only ones I could find last week were hideously expensive, so we used permanent markers instead. I'm going to go over the top of it tonight with a clear resin to seal it all in and protect the design, hopefully we can build a little collection of Santa plates over the coming years :-)
WE USED:
* white plate (we got ours from an op shop)
* permanent markers
* clear resin
WE USED:
* white plate (we got ours from an op shop)
* permanent markers
* clear resin
Oh this could become a wonderful tradition and you could end up with an entire Christmas Dinner Set!!
ReplyDeleteCaz, I'm definitely pinching this idea. Absolutely gorgeous, and so much fun.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun idea! I love it and will be trying it for sure.
ReplyDeleteThis is so cool~! I love this idea.. I think it would be great to do for all holidays.. Or how about birthday's...ta ta for now..from Iowa
ReplyDeleteI LOVE, LOVE, LOVE this idea!
ReplyDeleteIn a few years time you will have a lovely collection of plates. And it`s nice to see how children`s drawing skills have developed over the years.
Well done girls! Very pretty drawing :)
Kylie - I hope so too, I was imagining a whole table full of them and we've only made one! :-D I think they'd be lovely to pass down to our children when they move out, or Grandchildren in many (many!) years time.
ReplyDeleteThanks sarah and Jane, have fun - would love to see the results of your little ones creations!
Tiggeriffic - making one for birthdays is a great idea, might be a good 'party activity'.
Mermaid - I agree, their drawing skills change so quickly so having a yearly representation will be very interesting!