VIDEO: Moon Trinket Dish
Make space for your trinkets
How gorgeous are these moon trinket dishes that Meagan made? In our video tutorial below, we’ll show you how to form your dish using our template and a bowl. Then you’ll see how to add your watercolors with a waterbrush and blend them with a sponge to create a speckled effect that resembles the moon.
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These moon trinket dishes are perfect for displaying jewelry or keeping something important in the same place, like your keys. You could also use them for hair accessories, office supplies, or anything small you want to keep organized. Another option is to just use it as home decor and place a small potted plant on it, like a succulent or air plant.
This is such a fun craft project to get creative with and a simple way to make something unique for your home. Be sure to share photos of your moon trinket dishes with us by posting to our Facebook page for members or by tagging #MadeWithLia on Instagram.
Skill level: Beginner
Crafting tips: Use water to soften your clay if it is hard to work with. Also make sure to allow paint to fully dry before adding a clear coat.
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Tools
- Craft Scissors
- Detail Knife or Ceramic Straight Needle
- Rolling Pin
- Bowl — for molding clay
- Artist Sponge — Round
- Niji Waterbrush
Materials
- DAS Air-Hardening Modeling Clay — White
- Sand Paper 600 Grit
- Niji Watercolors — White, Black, and Light Blue
- Mod Podge or Krylon Clear Spray
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