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DIY Christmas Pedestal Plate

December 7, 2018

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See how to make a Christmas Pedestal Plate for $2. What???? I know! I adore pedestal plates. I don’t know what it is about them. They just seem so classy, right??? They really jazz up a table. Especially for a special event like Christmas.

DIY Pedestal Plates made with items from Dollar Tree

I made this one with a glass bowl and a ceramic Christmas plate from the Dollar Tree.

DIY Pedestal Plates made with items from Dollar Tree

All I needed to make it was the plate, the bowl, some white acrylic craft paint (I used Americana by DecoArt), and a bottle of clear Gorilla Glue.

Step One – Add some paint into the clear, glass bowl and swirl!

DIY Pedestal Plates made with items from Dollar Tree

DIY Pedestal Plates made with items from Dollar TreePlace the inverted bowl over a plastic cup and let the excess paint drain.

DIY Pedestal Plates made with items from Dollar Tree

Next, glue the plate onto the bottom of the bowl and let everything dry for a few hours.

DIY Pedestal Plates made with items from Dollar Tree

That’s it. So easy and inexpensive to make.

 

This post is part of the Dollar Store Design Squad challenge. A bunch of us get together every other month and challenge ourselves to make a home decor piece using items from the dollar store. Let’s see what my friends have made this month:

 

Cutting Board Chalkboard Sign

DIY Pom Pom Garland

Cookie Sheet Christmas Decor

Hand Lettered DIY Dollar Store Merry Sign

Monogram Oven Mitts

Gingerbread House

DIY Christmas Pedestal Plate

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Comments

  1. gail says

    December 9, 2018 at 10:53 am

    Jeanie,

    I love easy Dollar Store projects like this! I can see these in a grouping with yummy appetizers or desserts (or both).

    pinned!

    thanks for joining in the challenge this month!

    Reply
  2. Candice says

    December 17, 2018 at 10:42 am

    What a cute project! I have made some pedestals from thrift store dishes but hadn’t thought to paint the bottom to get the right color! I’ll definitely be doing that! Thanks for the idea!

    Reply
  3. Football Bros says

    March 26, 2025 at 10:27 pm

    Dollar Store DIYs are such a budget-friendly way to create stylish and functional pieces.

    Reply
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