How to Make Your Own DIY Spring Tiered Plate Stand
Let’s get started on how to make your own DIY Spring Tiered Plate Stand. This guide will walk you through the easy steps of making one.
Using everyday objects and a touch of creativity, you’ll have a charming and functional piece that’s perfect for displaying treats.
You have seen the expense tiered tray with the fancy dishes. Let’s make our own DIY at a fraction of the cost.
Look for items you already have on hand such as miss-matched dishes (they can be ceramic or plastic). For the base seek out candle stick holders, small vases, votive holders, glasses, cups, etc.
Be sure to visit local thrift stores for some of these items or yards sales. Use your imagination.
Let’s get started and bring a touch of springtime whimsy to your home!
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How to Make Your Own DIY Spring Tiered Plate Stand
Supplies

- Two 11 inch diameter plates (they can be mismatched)
- A small cupcake stand (Hobby Lobby)
- Small ceramic rabbit (3 1/2 inches long)
- E6800 Industrial Adhesive Glue
- Hobnail Jar (you can substitute candle sticks, votive candle holders, etc.)
1. Wash & Dry
Wash and dry all of your plates, candle sticks, jars, and decorative figures (rabbit). You want to make sure all dust and any price tags are removed. Especially if you have purchased the items from a thrift store. You want nice clean items to work with for your craft project.
2. Glue The Base



You can turn the Hobnail jar upside down. It’s your preference on the end to adhere the glue to the plate.
Add a generous amount of E6800 Industrial Adhesive Glue to the top edge of the item you will be using as your base. You may want to put down a piece of plastic or cardboard to protect your counter tops from spilling any glue.


Next, you are going to determine the center of the plate bottom. You can use a permanent sharp to mark the center (optional). Place your base centered on the bottom of your plate.
You make any adjustments now while the adhesive glue is still wet. You can carefully slide the plate into the right position. You don’t want to have glue globs on the plate.
Note: If you need just a cake stand, voila! Instant cake stand. Here’s another DIY idea.
3. Add The Second Layer



Add the industrial glue around the edge and across the center of the small cupcake stand.
You will need to place the glue side down of the cupcake stand in the center of your plate. It’s coming together nicely!
Add the adhesive glue around the edges of the cupcake stand and a small amount to the center.
Carefully, you are going to add the next plate on top. Press down lightly to adhere but not to squish all the glue out.
Note: You can leave it finished at this step or add a decorative element to the top.
4. Add The Finishing Touch



For spring, you can add a small rabbit to the top the top tier. There will be plenty of room for goodies.
Add the industrial adhesive glue around the edge of the ceramic rabbit. Now place the rabbit in the center of the top plate on your tiered stand.
Finished Project

This spring DIY project is adorable!
I love it! I love how easy it was to make your own DIY Spring Tiered Plate Stand.
Since it was so darn easy, let’s make another one.

- One plate 9 inches in diameter
- One plate 8 inches in diameter
- Two glass candle holders
- E6800 Industrial Adhesive Glue
Following the same steps as making the first tiered stand except this one will not have a rabbit on the top.

The different colors and sizes of the plates make it fun and whimsical. It coordinates well with the other tiered stand.

Once you’ve attached the final plate to your chosen center structure with industrial adhesive glue, let it dry completely. Now you have a charming, spring-ready tiered plate stand!
Enjoy displaying your favorite treats or springtime décor on your one-of-a-kind creation!
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Love it and perfect for a tea party! ☕️ Super cute and such an easy diy! Thanks for sharing with us!
Thank, you so much Kim. It’s inexpensive to make and beats drilling holes through the plates to insert a rod. The next time I am out thrifting, I am going to look for some beautiful mismatch china plates and some more glass candle holders.
Thank you for checking out my blog, my friend.
Hugs,
Tammy
Love love love the bunny plate stand. Will go out looking for stuff to make it. So cute. Look forward to seeing other goodies from you. Thank you so much for lovely idea. Jackie from Chattanooga Tn.
Thank you, Jackie. I made some plain ones too with out the bunnies on the top. All of the plate stands are easy and cost very little to make them.
I have a plastic/Mel Mac type plate I had it glued but it came apart would this glue work . It’s separated by glass vase ?
Delores, this glue is some strong. Yes, it would work wonderfully on your item. I came a tube of this glue in my house at all times. It’s great stuff.