Appetizer Platters

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Cost: $ $ $ $ $

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Time: 20 mins

For the tea party
These are very easy to make, just three plates and two candle holders with little super duper glue and your done

Posted by Nancy from Los Angeles, California, United States • Published 5th December 2012 • See Nancy's 49 projects »

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Krista B. · Hydesville, California, US · 44 projects 2nd July 2013

They keep falling apart!!! hahaha! Epoxy is the only glue that will work. I couldn't find anything to put in the holes without going to the store and buying rubber grommets and a rod, so I am one day away from purchasing epoxy, for other projects as well, and it will finally be done! Then I will be able to post it. I went and got the shot glasses, AND I forgot to mention that mine has a BOWL on top too! That way you can put food for a bowl on top. I will post it as soon as I get both layers to stay together! lol

Krista B. · Hydesville, California, US · 44 projects 6th December 2012

I always say when you are making/thinking of something, someone someplace is too. There are just too many people (all the same yet all different). I was making exactly the same thing but mine are all round plates, I must say I like the square ones with the round one on top, very elegant.
GO PROJECT TWINS!!! LOL
I now see how you figured how to stack em... I drilled holes and was going to insert a rod of sorts with a handle, but I like the glasses, very good! What glue did you use?

Nancy · Los Angeles, California, US · 54 projects 28th June 2013

Sorry for the delay wow 7 months ago again sorry.
I think drilling the holes is a good idea, I just didn't have the time. I used the plates & Candle sticks from the 99 cents store and epoxy which worked perfectly and is still holding strong to this day. If you have a picture I'd like to see how yours turned out

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