Decoupaged Plate Mod Podge, or other decoupage sealer/glue Foam paint brush Clear glass plate Print cotton, or poly/cotton fabric (the amount you     buy depends on the diameter of the plate) Razor blade Newspapers Coffee can or other object with a large diameter Wash and dry the plate. Lay the plate on your fabric and move the plate around until the pattern you see through the plate looks good. Cut out the fabric. Leave about one inch of fabric beyond the edge of the plate. On newspaper, "paint" Mod Podge on the FRONT of the fabric. Make certain to coat the fabric well. On another sheet of newspaper, lay the plate face down. Spread the fabric over the back of the plate. You should pick up the plate and look through it to make sure you have the fabric positioned the way you want it. Smooth out the bubbles in the fabric. Along the edges, smooth the fabric over the rim of the plate. Once you have the fabric smoothed and you are certain it is adhering to the rim, place the plate face down on a coffee can or some other object with a large diameter to dry. The Mod Podge will dry in a few hours, but if you can leave it overnight, the excess fabric will be easier to trim. Once the fabric is dry, trim the excess from the rim with the razor blade. If you have gotten Mod Podge on the front of the plate, you can scrape it off with your fingernail or rub it off with a dry, plastic dish scrubber. The plate, of course, can't be submerged in water to wash it, but you can wipe off the face with a damp cloth.