I'll be hosting a complimentary party next weekend, and I'm pretty excited about it! I'll be serving some appetizers and desserts. Since I only have a couple of layer trays, I've decided to create a very economical yet presentable serving trays for the party.
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You only need to have 3 simple materials to make it! A tall glass vase, a long plastic tray, and a super glue. I purchased the glass vase and the plastic tray at our local Dollar Tree Store.
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First, wipe the vase with dry cloth before applying the glue around. Wait for 90 seconds, and place the plastic tray above it. Then let it dry for 10-24 hours.
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And viola! Now I don't have to worry about serving trays. I actually made a few of this kind of project. It looks very neat, expensive and presentable. Plus, it's very cheap! Who would have thought?!
2 comments:
what a neat way to make a serving dish! My hubby bbroke my last one! Thanks for the great idea!
No problem!
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