He's always using a plate to put the chicken, salmon, or whatever he's cooking on. Usually it's chicken though, since that's his thing in the BBQ competition.
I saw this fun and easy project on Pinterest I'd been wanting to try. Can I say again how easy it was? Easy!
This is the project that inspired my craft:
Well I had to make it less girly, so I didn't do cursive. And I didn't write a story/poem/song. But that would be fun! Instead, I used grilling/cooking terms specific for my dad.
Frame from The 3 AM Teacher
Simple materials right? I already had a sharpie. And an oven...imagine that lol :) So I just bought a cheapo $1 plate.
Then I thought about the words I wanted to write and where. I decided to just go around the border.
Then I also had a blue sharpie and used it to make those blue accent dots. Hmm maybe this is a good excuse to go buy a rainbow sharpie pack. Anyway, pop in the oven at 150 degrees for 30 minutes. I've also seen info for 30 minutes at 350.
My final project!
My words include chicken, chef, smoke, flame, fish, cook..
Simple project, fun, and cheap! I could see doing one for birthdays, Christmas, any potluck or gathering really. Christmas I could put Christmas song titles, gatherings I could put 'friends', 'food', 'talk'... oh the possibilities are endless. Good thing the plates are only $1 :)
I also linked this up to Tara at 4th Grade Frolics Monday Made It Linky.
That turned out awesome! Did you bake it at 150? No problems then? And what type of material was your plate made out of? Great job!!
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Reaching for the TOP!
I baked at 150 and it seems fine. Just a plate form the Dollar Tree. I might experiment more with a higher temp.
DeleteActually my oven only goes to 175 so I baked at 175.
DeleteMy mind is reeling with the possibilities! Thanks for the great idea!
ReplyDeleteHeather
http://peacocksandpenguins.blogspot.com/
I know right? Endless possibilities :) Or should I say pinabilities? Lol :)
DeleteThis is a great idea. I had that pinned too and couldn't decide what I wanted to write on a plate. I will have to try it out sometime :) Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteHeidi
My (Not So) Elementary Life
I tried this and the kitchen ended up filling up with smoke! I used Sharpies and a plate from the dollar store and baked it at 350 for 30 minutes, when I discovered the smoke, it had been 20 minutes. Not sure what went wrong, wondering if you could help.
ReplyDeleteNevermind, I realized what I did wrong. I placed it on wax paper. Silly me.
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