Crafty Texas Girls DIY "Cookies for Santa Plate"
Decorate your own plate for Santa this year! What a fun craft to do with your children, grandchildren, or friends. ️ Watch as Kim from SalvagedLiving shows.
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Total Time: 30 minutes. Difficulty: Moderate. Create a personalized Cookies for Santa Plate using a Cricut die-cutting machine, vinyl, and a plate. This inexpensive Christmas craft comes together in a half hours time. You can give this Santa cookie plate as a gift or keep to use for your own family tradition.
Santa cookie plate made at preschool for Christmas 2015. Paint & marker
Use artist's brushes to paint design onto plate with ceramic paint. Ceramic paint pens are also available and are ideal for lettering. If a mistake is made, paint can be wiped off with a wet paper towel. Once complete, allow paint to dry for 24 hours before moving on to next step. Tip: If doing this project with small children, make sure they.
Christmas Santa cookie plate. Reindeer thumbprint and Santa handprint
Teachers always have the best craft ideas. You likely already have the supplies on hand to make one of these plates. If not, small clear glass plates can easily be picked up for around a dollar at Walmart or dollar stores. DIY "Cookies for Santa" Plate Supplies Needed: Mod Podge; 8 inch Clear Glass plate (99¢ from Walmart or Dollar Store)
Christmas Cookies for Santa Plate
Using the guides on the transfer tape, place your vinyl words: "…and cookies" on your clean, dry tray. Starting in the middle and working outwards, press the vinyl so it adheres to the tray really well. Then peel off the transfer tape slowly. Repeat for the word "milk" on the bottle. Add milk and homemade cookies and enjoy!
One Creative Housewife DIY Santa Cookie Plate
STEP 3: APPLY VINYL TO THE PLATE. With the plate right side up, use a dry erase marker and place a small circle in the center. Then, flip the plate over and wipe it down with rubbing alcohol. Once the plate has dried, place the vinyl on the bottom of the plate.
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Supplies Needed. Plate, Mug, Bowl, etc. - I got mine at the Dollar Store for $1 each. Sharpies, or Vitrea Markers (The Vitrea markers are made for glass, and probably more durable.) Directions. Preheat your oven to 350 degrees. Draw your design. Bake your dishes on a cookie sheet for 30 minutes. Allow the dishes to cool in the oven.
Made our own "Cookies for Santa" plate, which doubles as a keepsake
Designing the Santa Plate. Time to get creative! You and the little ones can create labels saying 'Merry Christmas' or 'Cookies for Santa'. Some of the more inventive might want to draw some pictures for Santa — or write him a thank you note. Let their imaginations go. Plus they'll be distracted for a while with just a few craft.
Cookies for Santa handprint plate. Used dollar store plate, enamel
Step 3. Once you're happy with your design, bake it in the oven for 30 minutes at 350 degrees Fahrenheit. Then turn off the oven and open the door until the plate has cooled - this is why it's essential to have an oven-proof plate. I haven't used the plate yet, but it's not likely to get too dirty, so I plan to lightly hand wash it.
Personalized Cookies for Santa Christmas Plate Set
How to Make a Personalized Cookies for Santa Plate. You can design a file in Cricut Design Space or grab mine here. If you need additional help uploading to CDS, go here. Clean off the plate with rubbing alcohol. Cut the file out with permanent vinyl in whatever color you like. Weed off the extra vinyl.
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Follow the vinyl's directions for how long and what heat level to use with the EasyPress. Remove the backing from the vinyl lettering and shapes. Place your handles and glue them down with the E6000. Allow the E6000 to dry overnight. Pop some cookies on your Santa cookie tray and place next to the mantle!
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First, start out by opening the SVG file and size it to fit your plate. Then, use your Cricut to cut out the pattern on permanent vinyl or iron-on. Either will work on a glass plate! After you have cut the SVG, apply your design to the plate. You can add the vinyl by using transfer tape or apply the iron-on using the EasyPress.
Handprint Cookies For Santa Keepsake
With this Santa's cookie plate name craft, they'll whip up a batch of chocolate chip cookies that spell out their name. Learn more. This festive papercraft will be a hit with the kids, and they'll work on spelling their name, scissor skills, and fine motor skills putting it all together.
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Take some ceramic pens and draw Christmas lights and write "Cookies for Santa." Once you are happy with the design, set the plate on a baking pan and bake for 30 minutes on 300 degrees. *DO NOT preheat oven, let the plate warm up gradually with the oven so it doesn't shatter!*. Take it out and let cool.
DIY Santa Cookie Plate Craft for Kids
Directions: First grab the cookie themed keepsake printable listed above in the supply list. Now print out the provided file on a single sheet of white cardstock. Next grab your brown craft paint, as well as your foam paint brush and paper plate. Squirt the craft paint on the paper plate.
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Then, you press down on the tip of the pen until the paint starts to flow for the first use. Once it's flowing, you're ready to paint! I drew designs around each of the rings on the outer edge of my plate using my red and green markers. When I finished my outer edge design, I started writing my letter to Santa.
