Monogram Trinket Dish DIY

posted by Stacie on April 14, 2023 // 18 Comments »

Monogram Trinket Dish DIY

Looking for an initial jewelry tray or a monogram jewelry dish or a monogram ring dish? I love creating small gifts for Mother's Day using Sharpie crafts. It's a great way to show your affection towards your loved ones and make them feel special. I usually opt for gold Sharpie art for the majority of gifts I make for different holidays, and I believe that personalized gifts, created from the heart, are the best for Mother's Day. We hope that this Monogram Trinket Dish DIY post inspires you.

Monogram Trinket Dish DIY

One of my absolute favorite Sharpie craft projects is the DIY Monogram Trinket Tray. It's a super easy project that can be made quickly and serves as a perfect gift for Mother's Day. You only need five supplies to make this adorable jewelry holder, which can be customized with a shorter name or even three initials to make it a true monogram. Even if you make a mistake, it's pretty impossible to mess up because you can always start over with the paint.

When it comes to choosing the right Sharpie art pens, I recommend using Sharpie Metallic Permanent Markers in Fine Point Gold. I typically go through one box of these every few weeks for various craft and DIY projects around the house. These markers make any of my craft projects look amazing, and I also use them to make custom gift tags during the holiday season. Sharpie crafts are a fun way to be creative and make personalized gifts for your loved ones on special occasions like Mother's Day. With the right supplies and a little creativity, you can make something truly special and meaningful that your loved ones will cherish forever.

Monogram Trinket Dish DIY | Initial Jewelry Tray

Supplies

terracotta saucer or this one if you prefer a little more texture: aged terracotta saucer
white acrylic paint
foam brush
pencil
Gold Metallic Sharpie Sharpie Water Based Poster Paint Markers Medium Gold (thinner tip: Fine Point: Sharpie Metallic Permanent Markers)
Classic black Sharpie (technically not a part of this project but that you should have with you at all times)
acrylic sealer (if desired)

Directions

With your foam brush and paint, paint your saucer white for your monogram ring dish.
When it's dry, lightly draw on your letter with your pencil, that way you can erase if you slip up.
When you're pleased with your letter, go ahead and trace the letter and fill it in with your gold Sharpie.
When you are finished, let it sit for 10 minutes to make certain that everything is dry.
I waited about 48 hours and then sealed it with Mod Podge Clear Acrylic Sealer Gloss.