I don’t know about you but if you add glitter to anything you will put an instant smile on my face. Today we will be making Glitter Dishes!
I started playing around with paper plates a few weeks ago creating a few easy ways to “dress” them up. I think I was successful with it, what do you think?! I mean, I truthfully hate washing dishes and putting them up so why not serve anyone out of fancy paper plates. It’s not like I am having Christmas at my house but if I did I would lay all these babies out!
Check out these I made with ribbon and these with lace!
*Paper Plates and Bowls * Glitter *Brush *Mod-Podge *LOVE
The first thing you want to do is coat your paper plate with Mod Podge. 
You want to work a little fast since Mod Podge dries very quick.
Sprinkle glitter over the wet Mod Podge. Don’t worry if it’s not perfect because after all it’s just going to be used as decoration. Did I mention you will throw it away after it’s used!
I coated the underneath of the bowl just to add a little more love. 
It’s seriously that simple! Fun thing is you can make them for every holiday and it will not break the bank.
What will you use your glittered bowls for?
*Scissors * Sharpie * Ruler * 
The first thing you want to do is layout your adhesive paper. I love this paper because you can simply peel the back off and voila! 
While your ruler is down grab your sharpie and trace over the line. This will just make it easier to cut. If you feel secure cutting the line that is already there then you don’t need to use sharpie.
Once you cut your paper this is what it will look like. 
Time to move on to the fridge. Your boring fridge is about to get a complete face lift.
Just start alternating from chalkboard adhesive to dry erase adhesive! It’s that simple. 
This is what it will start to look like. Are you in love yet? 
I love drawing on each line. The great thing is this will not damage your fridge at all! You can peel it all off whenever you want. The white is dry erase and the black is chalk board!
Put some hot glue under the bottom of the glass bottle. If you don’t have hot glue you can use E600. 
Gently place the glass bottle down onto the large paper plate, directly in the center. 
Gently hold it there for a few minutes to make sure it dries completely.
Get a small paper bowl and glue it to the top of the glass bottle. Hold until secure!
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To start you will grab your hole puncher and punch holes around the edges of your paper plate or bowl. 
This is what it should look like. You can put the holes close together or far apart. 
Cut a few thin strips of fabric. They have to be small enough to go through the holes. 
Start putting the ribbon through the holes. You can go through the holes from the top or the bottom , either way works. 
I like to finish my edges with a bow. It just adds a nice touch to it.
How simply cute is this project! The best part is when your guests are done eating you can just throw everything away.
