
Royale Coronation Plate Designs · 40 Round
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40 paper-plate designs · 28 mm (1.10 in) · printable PDF
See it in the shop: Royale Coronation Plate Designs · 40 RoundPaper & foil plates · Tea party
A three-tier afternoon tea platter for the dollhouse, made from paper & foil plates pressed in the mold from the earlier videos.
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Length 6:13. On YouTube since April 6, 2024. The player loads from YouTube (youtube-nocookie.com) only when you press play. Watch on YouTube.
This video continues Coco's paper & foil plate series. Using the mold from the earlier videos, she makes plates and turns them into a three-tier afternoon tea platter for a 1/12 scale dollhouse.
You'll make: a three-tier 1/12 scale afternoon tea platter.
Steps follow the video's chapters on YouTube (YouTube creates these chapters automatically). Tap a time to jump to that part of the video.
For the plates, use Coco's printable paper designs: Royale Coronation is the sheet she links in this video's description. Printable PDF files, for personal use only.

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40 paper-plate designs · 28 mm (1.10 in) · printable PDF
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See it in the shop: Printable Plate Mega Pack · 400 DesignsLooking for the paper-plate molds? They are separate from the printable designs and aren't in the shop right now; they're coming back to the store. Until then, Part 1 shows how to make your own mold from cardboard.
Licence for Coco's designs: Personal use only: selling finished items made with these designs or files is not allowed, and the files may not be shared or resold. Instant downloads; prices in US dollars.
These are the crafting supplies Coco lists in the descriptions of her plate videos, plus the everyday materials for this project.
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For cutting out tiny designs with clean, sharp edges
View on Amazon (paid link): Fiskars Precision Art Knife, opens Amazon in a new tab
For drawing precise circles
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Craft glue for delicate miniature work
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Coco's go-to sealer for miniature plates: a glossy finish that protects the design
View on Amazon (paid link): Mod Podge Gloss sealer, opens Amazon in a new tabSafety: miniatures have small parts and are not food safe. Keep them away from young children and pets.
Coco uses the mold she made earlier in the series. Part 1 shows how to make it from cardboard.
Three, like a classic afternoon tea stand.
Any of Coco's round paper designs. She links the Royale Coronation sheet in the video description.
No. They're decorative and not food safe. They also have small parts, so keep them away from young children and pets.