Hello sweet friends!
Hope you're all enjoying Summer time and specially the weekends.
I don't often DIY things because I guess I have enough stuff already around my house...but the other day I was cleaning and fixing some of my kitchen cabinets and I found this beautiful, blue Italian crystal round platter I had and used many, many years ago, as my only cake plate.
I also ran into my Mil's pretty
So there!...I hope you like them too.
The glue I used on the bowls and onto the plates, was 'epoxy' glue, (like here) and left it over night to ensure success. |
The plates with the bowls glued on with epoxy-glue and left overnight. |
Here is the cobalt blue pedestal cake stand. |
The clear glass one is perfect as the bowl and plate were a set. |
The clear is very versatile too. |
...and here you have them , my DIYed cake plates with pedestals. Thank you for your sweet and kind visits my friends, as you always make my day! Thank you lovely and gracious hostesses for having me at your wonderful parties. LOVE, FABBY Susan for Metamorphosis Monday at, http://betweennapsontheporch Sally for BLUE Monday at, http://smilingsally.blogspot.com Marty for Inspire Me Tuesday at, http://astrollthrulife Kathryn for Make It Pretty Monday at, http://thededicatedhouse "Isabelle Thornton" Le Chateu des Fleurs at, http://lechateaudesfleurs Kathy for A Return to Loveliness at, http://adelightsomelife Tea Cup Tuesday at, http://artfulaffirmation Tea Cup Tuesday at, http://marthasfavorites Tea in the Garden at, http://blog.bernideen.com Share Your Cup Thursday at, http://jannolson Home Sweet Home at, http://thecharmofhome The Scoop at, http://confessionsofaplateaddict Angie for Knick of Time at, http://knickoftime Kathe for You're Gonna Love it at, http://kathewithane Ma. Elena for Tuesdays at our Home at, http://ourhomeawayfromhome Cindy for Amaze Me Monday at, http://dwellingstheheartofyourhome Paula and Patty for What's It Wednesday at, http://ivyandelephants Wednesdays Adorned from Above Linky Party at, http://adornedfromabove What we accomplished Wednesday at, http://greenwillowpond Kathy for Home and Garden Thursday at, http://adelightsomelife Terri for It's a Party at, http://acreativeprincess Share Your Cup Thursday at, http://haveadailycupwithmrs.olson Open House Party at, http://nominimalisthere Riverton Housewives Roundup at, http://therealhousewivesofriverton Christina for Wildly Original Linky Party at, http://igottacreate Ivonne for TUTORIAL, TIPS and TIDBITS at, http://stonegable Create It Thursday at, http://lambertslately Blitzed on Pinterest Linky Party at, http://onsuttonplace Stephanie for Silhouette Project Linky party at, http://bystephanielynn I will be participating in Metamorphosis Monday at Between Npas on the Porch. |
Oh Fabby, I love them both. The cut crystal is such a pretty design and your cobalt blue is simply stunning. Both look so much nicer on a stand. Great job. Thanks also for linking to Inspire Me. Hugs, Marty
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ReplyDeleteThey look so beautiful... What an idea Fabby.Love the blue dish as well the white transparent one.You have created two beautiful wares which will adore your table.Love your bay window and the view outside.The flower arrangement is so pretty.Lots of love and hugs from Sujatha here wishing you a beautiful morning...:):):)
Good Afternoon Fabby, What a lovely idea. I would never have thought to glue bowls and plates together..... it is a wonderful idea.
ReplyDeleteI shall be looking at my plates and bowls with a different "eye" now, although I must not get too excited and glue together all my plates and bowls as there will be nothing left to eat our meals off (only joking).
Thank you for such a good idea.
Best Wishes
Daphne
Fabulous Fabby! I have to try this once my life is back to 'normal'!! Love the blue one the most!
ReplyDeleteI love them both...couldn't chose a favorite even if you gave me that cute cupcake bank...:))
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Dearest Fabby,
ReplyDeleteThose little plates were for both cake plates the perfect match. Epoxy glue is a great product. Husband Pieter used Epoxy for years to fix our wooden balusters on the balcony; stretching their life-expectancy. Smart for letting it set over night.
The end result is lovely; love both of them and cannot really tell 'which' would be my favorite...
Hugs,
Mariette
So cute and clever I love it!
ReplyDeleteI love the deep blue cobalt blue color, Fabby. You even found a candle in the same color....Christine
ReplyDeleteThat seems so simple, but I would have NEVER thought of it! Brilliant!
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These are both beautiful! What a wonderful idea! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Well done Fabby! I too am not a DIY gal but I sure admire those that are. The cobalt blue is stunning and I love the soft blue and whites too. Happy Monday!
ReplyDeleteI do love cobalt blue glass!
ReplyDeleteAs soon as I leave this comment, I'll fix your link; you left off the photo again.
Have a good Blue Monday, Fabby.
What a great idea, Fabby! They are both so pretty!!
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xo-Lisa
I too love cake plates and have 13 glass ones - vintage. I have to slap my hands now! Love your table setting Fabby as it is FAB-u-lous as usual!
ReplyDeleteFabby these are wonderful cake plates. You did a wonderful job putting them together.
ReplyDeleteOh, Fabby, what great ideas you share today to make cake pedestal stands! I love the way yours turned out, so beautiful and useful! I'll try to make one myself (I think I have the necessary raw material :))
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing. Enjoy your week!
Hugs
I love them both!
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ReplyDeleteThese are just adorable! I've done the ones with the slender candle holders as the pedestal, but I'm liking yours with the bowl much better! Gotta do this!
How pretty and clever too. Happy Blue Monday!
ReplyDeleteThis is such a great idea. I broke my green Depression Glass cake stand, I have never recovered. Your blue creation is gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteThey're both so beautiful- I can't decide which one I like best! I've seen this done with candlestick holders as the pedestal, but I really like how you used bowls!
ReplyDeleteVery clever, Fabby! These are the perfect size and height for tea time. '-)
ReplyDeleteGREAT idea, Fabby. I have never seen epoxy glue in a duo tube like that- what a great idea!!! I love that blue with all your blue and white china and the crystal one is gorgeous, too. And here you didn't think you were a DIYourselfer! xo Diana
ReplyDeleteThese look wonderful, and I especially love the cobalt with your blue and white. I have been eyeing a couple of things I have that look a bit "orphaned" and thinking about marrying them! I just might give this a try. Thanks for the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteI love to do this, and yours inspire me because they are so beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteI am a big believer that stuff just looks better on a pedestal.
Oh, these are too cute, Fabby! I'll be shopping at a few antique malls with a friend in a couple of weeks, and maybe I can find some supplies to make one!
ReplyDeleteThey are both so pretty!
Ciao Fabby,che belle alzatine!Belle anche le tazze!Buon mese di agosto!Baci,Rosetta
ReplyDeleteWhat an elegant idea for serving plates! I love cobalt blue glass and have blue onion china. Your settings are so pretty.
ReplyDeleteI have seen this idea applied to fancy glass from thrift stores to make three dimensional flowers for the garden. First a bowl, then a plate, then you put a bud vase on the back and slip the neck onto rebar, either straight or bent, to make a glass flower.
Fabby, you are the clever one! I love that you found the two cobalt pieces to glue together. I am sure you will used these cake stands over and over! Great job!
ReplyDeletevery creative Fabby! I would be tempted to only temporarily secure them so that the little bowl could still be used separately. Cheers
ReplyDeleteFabby, what a great idea! And what a wonderful way to display your sentimental pieces! They are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteFabby this is a clever idea. What a great way to use extra plates and bowls. My favorite is the cut crystal. Thanks for sharing it with us.
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Janet
Very pretty! Your photos and vignettes are wonderful too!!
ReplyDeleteI've done a few of these - but now I must find some cobalt to try - that is absolutely GORGEOUS Fabby!!!
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I had already fallen in love with the cobalt one on a previous post, and now you've given me another cake stand to love. Both of these look beautiful, and I may just have to look around in my cabinets for some pieces to put together. Thank you for inspiring me. laurie
ReplyDeleteI love it! That cobalt blue is just gorgeous. I'll have to see what pieces I can marry together!
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Patti
The cake stands are really a great idea. Your blue transferware is amazing.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous idea. Here are mine if you care to check them out http://www.mariasspace.com/2013/08/my-day-at-bay.html
ReplyDeletelove these Fabby, I have been thinking about making some for a while, just never seem to get around to it! Love the blue one, it looks fabulous with your china!
ReplyDeleteVery clever and crafty!
Jenna
How cool is this! The pieces look like they were made for each other. You are so clever. I love the cobalt on with the blue china and I also love that cut glass blue and crystal water pitcher.
ReplyDeleteI was reading and waiting to see what kind of glue to use. I am going to be roaming around the house looking for things to create.
xoGinger
Hello Fabby, wonderful craft project - these are beautiful! LOVE the cobalt blue color and that these are low cake plates - you've done a marvelous job! I do appreciate you sharing with A Return to Loveliness,
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What a fun idea! Thanks for sharing at Silver Pennies Sundays. x
ReplyDeleteThe perfect cake stands! Love them! And that blue is beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteMelissa @ Shabby Love
Nice photos.
ReplyDeleteKeep up the good work.
Nice blog on Cake stands.