New Year’s Party: Easy DIY Clock Plate Decoration

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Supplies

Cardstock
Printed Clock Faces
Inkjet Printer
Mod Podge and brush or glue
Glitter or glitter glue (optional)
Gold or silver charger and clear glass plates (for the finish look)

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Directions

1. The first thing to do to make clock plates is to decide on the size of the clock faces you will need. You have to make sure that they are the correct size for your clear glass plates to sit on, so they will provide a good, sturdy surface for them.

2. After deciding on the size, you will need some clock faces. Those are available for printing all over the internet, all you have to do is to search them and adjust them so they will be printed to the correct size. Use cardstock to print on and cut the clock faces out.

3. Decorate your clocks with glitter or glitter glue for more spark if you like. Make sure to remove any excess glitter so it wont get all over the food.

4. You can make them sturdier by gluing them on thicker, pre-cut out cardstock or even plain, flat, plates, or you can use them as they are. If you want to use plain plates, you can use the Mod podge and brush to apply the images onto them.

5. Once ready, place the clock face between your charger and the clear glass plate, for a classy New Year’s Party table setting.

If you like, you can use old Cd’s and the Mod podge technique to make some fun timely decorations to decorate your home or table on New Year’s Eve. Just print the clock faces smaller, so they will fit on the cd.

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These Plate Clocks are great for New Year’s Party Décor, but save them so you can use them for a future Cinderella Party or a Halloween Party as well, by just changing the overall decorations to adjust to the new theme.

For more New Year’s Party ideas on Stagetecture, click here.