• Heat-resistant tape
• Heat-resistant gloves
• Lint roller
• Heat-resistant mat
• Heat source (like Cricut EasyPress)
• Protective paper
• Sublimation blank clock
• (MDF, metal panel, or glass)
• Sublimation ink
• Sublimation paper
• Sublimation printer
• Access items in my Amazon Shop.

• All Craft Glue – Use code JOMP10 for 10% off
• Macrame 4mm Cotton Cord
• Macrame Brush
• Scissors
• For Laser Cutting Machines – TruFlat® Plywood – Multiple Colors
• For Vinyl Cutting Machines – Cricut Natural Wood Veneer or Cricut Heavy Chipboard 2.0

• Super Strong Neodymium Pawn Magnets – Glassboard Studio
• Magnetic Glass Craft Mat WOW Dual Speed Heat Tool
• Ranger HIT27485 Heat It Craft Tool-United Kingdom Version-220v
• FrogTape 1358464 Multi-Surface Painting Tape, Green, 1.88-Inch
• 3M(TM) Half Facepiece Respirator Assembly
• Zippo Butane Fuel
• Gibot Butane Torch, Kitchen Torch
• Magnetic Torpedo Level
• Fuzion Digital Postal Scale
• Gartful 500ml Large Silicone Measuring Cups
• 20 8oz Disposable Graduated Clear
• Beastek Black Nitrile Exam Gloves
• Winware by Winco Sheet Pan
• Gartful 2 Pack Silicone Mat for Crafts
• ArtResin – Epoxy Resin – Clear – Non-Toxic – 32 oz
• Roll of Oracal 651 Matte Black Vinyl
• Falling in Art Unfinished Birch Wood Canvas Panels Kit
• Liquitex BASICS Gesso Surface Prep Medium
• Professional paint brush set
• Shuttle Art Acrylic Pouring Paint

• Hoop 10” macrame 
• Wire Cutters set 
• Craft Cord 
• Siser® Tweezers
• Wooden Beads 
• Scissors 
• Hot Glue Gun + Glue 

Floral Options:

• Florals – I used some from Hobby Lobby
• Lavender 
• Greenery 
• Yellow flowers 

Optional:

• Pretty canvas ribbon 
• Cutout Words, wooden 
• Glass Board use code MAKETHAT for a discount!
• Cork with Adhesive back 

• 7 1/4 inch wooden dowels
• 3 wooden circles (2 of the same smaller size and one bigger than the other two)
• 7 wooden wheels with 1/4 inch opening
• 4 wooden finials or candle stick holders
• Paint or stain
• E6000 Glue
• Sandpaper

• Cutting Board
• Waverly Chalk Paint in Snow White 
• Posca Paint Pen
• Sponge Brush
• Sand Paper

• Canvas (size of your choice)
• Acrylic paint (needs to be mixed with Floetrol and water to loose pancake consistency)
• Hair dryer

• Sharpie Oil-Based Markers: Black or White
• Wood Board (various shapes like round or rectangle, natural or pre-finished)
• Chalk Transfer Paper 
• Optional:
• Paintbrush (optional)
• Templates (provided in the workshop materials)
• Goof-Off Cleaner
• Q-Tips
• Shellac or Sealant
• Paper Towels
  

• New or thrifted 5″ x 7″ frame
• 5″ x 7″ canvas board
• Vase fillers
• Marbles
• Glass vase or bowl
• Acrylic paint + brushes
• ArtResin
• Measuring cup + stir stick
• Nitrile or latex gloves
• Butane torch (optional)
• Glass tile nippers
• Plastic table cover
• Butane torch
• All of these product links can be found in my Amazon affiliate store under the list Glass & Resin Butterfly
  

• Find a downloadable version here.
• Rustic Whitewash Tabletop Chalkboard 9.5” x 14” –
• Rustic Weathered Wooden Tabletop Chalkboard 12” x 17” – larger option
• 3M Command Hook
• Decal: Welcome to Our Home SVG file provided for class – link under video  (or Welcome to Our Home decal sold by Honey Madison Boutique)
• Oracal 631 Matte White or Oracal 651 Matte White
• AT65 Transfer Tape
• Wired flowers & leaves – I picked mine up at the Dollar Tree
• Fake Grape Bunches
• Binding Wire
• Wire Cutters
• Bistro Chalk Marker for use with stencil

• Wood beads
• Twine
• Flowers
• Vinyl
• Acrylic Charm (keychain)
• Sublimation charm blank (keychain)
• Sublimation Mini Heat Press
• Sublimation Protective Paper
• Sublimation Heat Tape
• Heat Mat
• Heat gloves
• Sublimation Printer (converted)
• Sublimation Ink
• Sublimation Paper
• Felt
• Leaf Dies
• Craft Sticks
• Beacon Fabri-Tac Glue
  

• Rubbing Alcohol
• White School Glue
• Paint brush
• Frame with glass
• Colored and Patterned Tissue Papers
• Diamond Glaze Black Posca Pen (optional)
• Paper Punches (optional)
• Hot Glue Gun and Glue
• Fairy Lights

Supply List

• (2) 1x3x8 pine boards (actual dimensions: 3/4″ thick x 2-1/2″ wide x 8ft length )
• 1-1/4″ narrow crown staples or brad nails
• Wood putty (DAP Plastic Wood – Natural)
• 150-grit sandpaper
• Paint or stain
• Wood glue (optional)

Tools

• Power Tools
• Miter sawOrbital sander
• Narrow crown stapler or brad nailer
• Tape measure
• Pencil
• Sandpaper block (if no power sander)

• 16″ round wooden cutout.  
• Waverly Acrylic Chalk Paint in Moss
• White Acrylic paint
• Large paint brush or round sponge brush for base coating
• Chip brush – 2-3″ size
• Printed template
• White graphite paper
• White Posca acrylic paint pen – size: PC-5M
• Clip to hold the template in place while tracing  
• Ribbon for your bow
  Jute string to hang
• Spray sealer or brush sealer – whichever you prefer. I use Rustoleum Clear Gloss spray sealer
  

• Plastic, clear, or glass plates (lightweight plastic recommended).
• Favorite napkins (remove the extra layers to use only the printed ply).
• Mod Podge, a paintbrush, and a sponge stamper.
• Grapevine wreath (18-inch recommended).
• Greenery (various types, dissected into smaller pieces).
• Glue pot
• Glue sticks
• Gorilla glue
• Scraps of felt
• Ribbon for the bow

• A Picture Frame – Mine is 12” x 18”. The glass is not required. If you do not want a picture frame, you can use canvas instead.
• 2 sheets colored cardstock – I used 80 lb green, but you can use any color you like.  If you do not want to use colored paper, you can use regular printer paper instead.
• 1 sheet white cardstock – I used 80lb white cardstock.  If you do not want to use white cardstock, you can use regular printer paper instead.
• 2 sheets back cardstock – I used 80lb cardstock.
• Glue – I used my Bearly Art Crafting glue but any crafting glue will work
• Foam Tape – I like to use strips, but dots will work as well.
• Glue Gun & Hot Glue – optional
• Old House Key
• Scissors & Paper Cutter
• Tape
• Roll of white paper, wide enough to cover your mat in your picture frame.
• Printer – Ideally you will be able to print in color, but this is not required. You can have your map printed in shades of gray.
• This project is done on a PC, so the programs used are PowerPoint, and Snipping Tool.
  

• Daisy Stained Glass Pattern
• Gallery Glass Liquid Leading
• Gallery Glass Kelly Green
• Gallery Glass Blue Diamond
• Gallery Glass White Pearl
• Gallery Glass Sunny Yellow
• Plastic Frame
• Lined Notebook Paper (optional)
• Thin Plastic Sheet (optional)
• Stir Stick Craft Knife

• Ceramic coaster
• Copy paper
• Washi Tape
• Pencil
• Lettering templates (optional)
• Paint Pens
  

• Coir Doormat (2 pack)
• Vinyl Rolls
• Transfer Tape: https://amzn.to/3RMCszU
• Heat Transfer Vinyl (HTV) Rolls
• Freezer paper
• Painters Tape
• Paints
• Paint Brush + other applicable tools
• Flex Seal

• Art Print: 
• 8×10 Frame
• Cardstock (8.5” x 11”)
• Printable design template
• Transfer paper
• Washi tape
• Hard-tipped stylus (Optional)
• Eraser
• Assorted markers and paint pens (acrylic paint pens, calligraphy brush tip pens, gel pens, etc.)
• Bow:
• 2-3 Ribbon styles (multiple widths)
• Scissors
• Thin wire, twist tie, or a small zip tie
• Velcro Fasteners
• Hot glue gun
  

• Small wooden birdhouses
• Paint – acrylic paint
  Colorful scrapbook paper
• Scissors to cut scrapbook paper
• Mod Podge
• Embellishments – small birds, flowers, moss, butterflies for example
• Glue – hot glue or E6000 or white glue
• Drill
• Wire cutter
• Pliers 
• 18 gauge Stem wire is my preference 
• Floral wire is another option
• Crochet hook (helps guide the wire through the birdhouse)

• (2) 12×12 Sheets White Cardstock (Encore Textured Cardstock in Snowy White) 
• (2) 12×12 sheets Light Pink Cardstock (Encore textured Cardstock in Flamingo)
• (2) 12×12 Sheets White Glitter Cardstock (Glitter Luxe in Bright White)
• (1/2) 12×12 Medium Pink Cardstock (Encore Textured in Rosy Cheeks)
• (1/2) 12×12 Pale Purple Cardstock (Encore Textured in Larkspur)
• (1/4) 12×12 Light Green Cardstock (Encore Textured in Tea Green)
• (1/2) 12×12 Medium Green Cardstock (Encore Textured in Dill Pickle)
• 1/2) 12×12 Light Blue Cardstock (Encore Textured in Waterfall)
• (1/2) 12×12 Yellow Cardstock (Encore Textured in Honey Bear)
• (1/4) 12×12 Light Green Vellum (Encore Vellum in Tea Green)
• Gold Rhinestones or Pearls
• Twine
• Thin Foam Strips

• Flag Wood Blanks
• Pennant Wood Blanks
• Additional Wood Blanks
• Pattern HTV Iron On Vinyl
• Black Everyday Iron On Vinyl
• White Glitter Iron On Vinyl
• Black & White Wooden Beads
• Pattern Wooden Beads
• Jute Twine
• Cricut Machine (Joy Used)
• Cricut Standard Grip Mat
• Cricut Easy Press Mini
• Heat Resistant Tape
• Weeding Tools
• Craft Knife

• Watercolor paper or card stock
• Printer: to print your design traceable #6
• Princeton Round brush 
• Container for water
  Paper towels
• Micron Pen #05 or Pitt Marker Fine
• Watercolor paint (I’m using “Paint Confetti” by Art Philosophy) or water soluble makers like Tombow or Crayola markers in Color Palette: Pink, blue, yellow and 2 different greens
• Graphite tracing paper

• Lampshade (this one came from a thrift store)
• Grafix Dura-Lar Matte (20″ x 12′ roll) or (40″x12′)
• Glue (I used hot glue)
• Pencil
• Scissors

• Tray (check your house, thrift store, and dollar store for options)
• Resin                             
• Mica, ink, glitter, etc
• White opaque dye      
• Heat gun
• Mixing cups and sticks
• Gloves and glasses
• Silicone mat
• Resiners Air Purifier (optional – see if it’s in their Amazon store yet)

• Gator Zip Sander
• Baby Wipes
• Baby Wipes Container
• Amy Howard Milk Paint “My Linen Apron”
• Water
• Mixing Spoons/Cups/Bowls
• Summer’s Favorite Paint Brushes
• Amy Howard Farmhouse Antiquing Glaze
• Natural Sea Sponge
• Minwax Polycrylic “Clear Ultra Flat”
• Wooster Foam Brush
• Decorative Handle Hardware – Hobby Lobby
• E6000 Quick Hold Industrial Glue
• Patterned Fabric – Hobby Lobby

• Tray (check your house, thrift store, and dollar store for options)
• Resin                             
• MDAS Air Dry Clay – I used the white version of clay.
• Round Tube Clay roller – or some type of bottle or rolling pin to roll out the clay. This clay is NOT food safe, so once you have used a rolling pin for the clay, it cannot be used for food. 
• To seal the tray, you can use Mod Podge, or DecoArt Triple Thick Glaze

You will need assorted tools to work with the clay — most of which you probably already have in your stash.

• Exacto knife, spatula, squeegees, fine grit sandpaper, etc. 
• You will need some type of round object to trace for the dish. I used a small bowl.  
• Saran Wrap
• Surface for rolling out clay – possibilities are a silicone mat, or a smooth tile piece.  
• Bowl of water & sponge; paint brush

Optional: the following items are things that I found really helpful, but certainly are not required to make these trinket dishes

• Rolling Stick Guides
• Leaf Stamps – You can use any stamp or even a real leaf to imprint your clay.