Coco's CraftsPaper & foil plates · Display
A wall display shelf made from cereal-box cardboard with Coco's free pattern, to show off the plates from her paper & foil tutorials.
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Play: How to make a 1/12 scale miniature plate display shelf out of cardboard. (YouTube video)Length 7:27. On YouTube since March 15, 2024. The player loads from YouTube (youtube-nocookie.com) only when you press play. Watch on YouTube.
Coco made this wall display shelf from cereal-box cardboard to show off the plates from her two paper & foil videos. The pattern is a free download, and the chapters below walk through the build.
You'll make: a 1/12 scale wall shelf for displaying miniature plates.
Steps follow the video's chapters on YouTube (YouTube creates these chapters automatically). Tap a time to jump to that part of the video.
The shelf is made from Coco's free pattern. To fill it, make plates with her printable paper designs (Part 1 shows how).
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See it in the shop: Printable Plate Mega Pack · 400 DesignsCoco's shelf itself isn't sold in the shop right now; the free cardboard pattern on this page is the way to make one.
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.
Browse all of Coco's Paper & Foil Plates →
Free: Coco's plate shelf pattern (PDF, Google Drive) (opens in a new tab)
The free pattern linked in the video description. Print it at actual size (100%).
From this video's description: the supplies Coco uses for crafting, 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
View on Amazon (paid link): Compass for geometry, opens Amazon in a new tab
Craft glue for delicate miniature work
View on Amazon (paid link): Aleene's Original Tacky Glue, opens Amazon in a new tab
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.
Yes. Coco's pattern is a free PDF, linked in the video description and on this page.
Cereal-box cardboard, cut from Coco's pattern and finished.
The shelf was made for the plates from Coco's paper & foil tutorials (Parts 1 and 2), made with her printable designs or your own pictures.
Not in the shop right now. The free pattern is the way to make one.
No. They're decorative and not food safe. They also have small parts, so keep them away from young children and pets.
