I have been watching a lot of youtube videos about decoupaging with fabric. I think your idea of fussy cutting pieces is wonderful! Every video has you cut and sand the edges which sometimes pulls up the fabric. I was thinking it would be easier if the fabric did not come all the way to the edge of the plate, but using one piece of fabric makes that nearly impossible. I am not an artist or quilter and have no real 'eye' for color/pattern placement but for someone like me, I think having a design in the middle and using a subtle designed fabric around it just might work! So glad this video popped on my feed. Beautiful work.

This old be a great memory plate using fabrics from a loved one’s clothes.

Thank you. This is the best tutorial that I have seen on this subject, and I love how you demonstrate the collage technique. The red plate especially is beautiful. It is very helpful to learn about the dishwasher safe mod podge, and I like how you really just use a thin coat. I created two plates like this before I came across this video and I have some tips and some warnings. First tip is that you can get similar glass plates at the Dollar Tree store for a buck a piece. They have all different sizes and they all cost a dollar. You can save money on brushes by buying cheap chip brushes, but they might leave bristles, so be careful. I didn't care for using the sponges. Also, you can put the dish on top of a coffee can to work with it, upside-down of course, and you can certainly wear thin vinyl gloves if you don't want to get mod podge on your hands. I made one plate with fabric and one plate with a beautiful handmade paper, and the fabric is a lot easier to work with because it is more flexible than the paper and you can really get it on smooth without any bubbles. But the paper also came out beautiful even though there were some wrinkles on the back. Also, for finishing this you can use Krylon clear glaze varnish on the back. Just spray it on. It gives a nice high gloss and seals it. One thing I would not do again is use the matte finish Mod Podge. It just doesn't look as nice and it wouldn't be dishwasher safe. And don't put it on too thick because you will see brush strokes. My one question is do you let the fabric extend over to the thin side of the plate or do you trim it so that it is just completely on the back? I found it it is difficult to trim the fabric perfectly if you let it overlap on to the side.

What looks even better than fabric is decorative napkins. They look handpainted! You can apply them to anything! Here's a tip , after you get all of your fabric or napkins in place you can use plastic wrap and cover the surface so you can push out the wrinkles easier especially with the napkins because they are so thin.

I love that big flower and the colors used. Looks beautiful. I love the red one too. Very snazzy with your plate set ups.

Beautiful thank you for sharing from Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Omg...Trouble with a capital T. I used to quilt and sew a lot, but developed neuropathy in my hands that wont allow me to sew anymore. I gave up all my fabric. Oh! Big mistake! I just saw this video and am in love. Paper devoupage is out. I'm in love with fabric again. Thanks for sharing.

Love ~ great way to use quilt scraps!! Thanks!

These are beautiful and your instructions are excellent! Thanks!

Hello !! I am watching your video from Barcelona,Spain. I like it very much. Thank you for the tutorial. I’ ll be watching your works.

Gorgeous!

They ALL are GORGEOUS!!!

Love decoupage never have done layering, quite interesting 👍🏻

Great tutorial, thank you. I must give this a go it looks such fun and the plates and cast are fab💕

LOVE THIS IDEA!! thanks for sharing! Great cast covering!

Love this!!!

I love them, they're beautiful!

Its so beautiful, Im getting an idea for my daughter's wedding for give aways

Bonnie from Colorado love decoupage!!!

Such gorgeous plates! My favourite being the green one. I am going to do this for sure. Thank you.

Thank you!!! Well done! Very inspirational!! Love Stella’s cast! 😉

Thank you for sharing ⚘️

Beautiful!!so different!!!!🤩🤩

Stunning!

These are gorgeous!

awesome, just love what you do, palm springs, ca.

Thanks for sharing! Can’t wait to try this!! 😊

These are gorgeous. I love your tutorials!!!

Love it 😍

I love the plates and must try them.

Great job I really love it❤

Beautiful And Amazing 👍👍💐💐

Absolutely beautiful

Me encanta tu trabajo 👍👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻gracias

Years and years ago I made a clear dish like this. I kept some empty spots and painted and used glittered paint. I cut small pieces of flowers from the fabric and glued them. From the distance it looked like that I painted the flowers.

This is an awesome technique! I’d like to try making "cookies for Santa" and give to my adult kids. There are some really great ideas! I’ve found a new hobby to start! 😉

Soooooo beautiful

Adorei ! ❤👏👏👏👏

Sure do

Now I have another.oroject to do with all the fabric scraps from learning to quilt during the lockdowns thia year. Haha

Dishwasher safe ??!!!! But then good for handwashing, I like!

12:25 Project begins.

I love the way you explain the process! You are Super!!!! I wonder how you cut your pieces for you plate? They were perfectly round. Thank you

Muito lindoooo

So pretty

could you sand the edges with very fine glass sandpaper?

what special attention do i have to do with the circular edge of the plate. to make sure that every thing fix well in all that circular area ?

they r so nice. tnx 4 saring. can u do this on plastic plates?

SOS - I NEED HELP ASAP: I modged podged the fabric to the back of my plates yesterday afternoon and let them dry ALL NIGHT LONG. And I started applying the modge podge to cover the fabric a few minutes ago and it doesnt seem like the modge podge is soaking into the fabric. Did I wait too long to make it work?? I'm flying out of town at 6am in the morning and I have to take these back with me so I need advise asap in case I have to start all over again.

First time in your channel love your decoupage plates, adorable, do you scrap fabric?

Fabric reminds me of Tula Pink

I wonder what you'll do with the cast! .please don't throw it away😀 just plan to do something with it after you get it cut! And get well soon

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Can use mod podger non save on the plane

Just wondering about the backs of the plates. I’ve done a couple from your demo and the back dries quite rough. Have you put anything on the back to make it feel better?

Amazing!! Will this work with sari silk fabric?

can I put a laser print phot in the center then use the fabric ??

When do we use the oven at 175 for an hour? Does it take the place of the 28 days?

Can water base varnish be used on top of “Modpoge “ products?

When the mod podge cures, does it leave a tacky feel to it? If you happen to stack the treated plates with mod podge, do they stick to one another?

Is it possible to make the same with lace???

how many coats to seal ?

Wondering where to find fabric scraps?

what is mod podge, for those not living in USA

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Could you use cardstock instead of fabrics

Do u sell fabric bundles, I don’t quilt or sew

Imagine using tall glasses.

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can you put a photo in the middle with the msteareal also

Can you eat off these plates? I forgot to ask earlier 😊

Washable??

Place your plate on a bowl like the one I can see to your left instead of the wood. The bottom is totally free and you can turn the plate freely as well.

You look like one of my cousins, her last name is Regan. Any relation?

People can just wash them by hand. It's not too much work.

Even if it's a great job but Sorry you are very talkative ....the video started in 12.30

You talk way too much. I cannot keep my eyes opened. I just wanted to see the part of you actually placing fabric on the green plate.

Absolutely beautiful