DIY Footed Serving Bowls

Whether it’s Thanksgiving, Christmas, or just a dinner with friends, these DIY footed serving bowls will definitely up your tabletop game!

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When it comes to holidays, I’m fully prepared to bust out allll the stops for a styled table, it’s just the budget factor that I find to be an issue. If it ever came down to presents for gifting or a cute serving bowl, you best believe I will always choose presents! 

And if you are really on a budget, these DIY Footed Display Bowls are perfect to serve your favorite desserts.

But if you are feeling fancy these DIY pattern bowls can help your dinner parties be prettier!

Lucky for you, we’re back with another entertaining how-to with Mirassou Winery so that you don’t have to choose between gifts or a pretty table.

There should be no neglected tabletops this season because these DIY-footed serving bowls are quick and super budget-friendly.

You’ll only need five materials to make these beauties, and you probably have most of them laying around the house already…

DIY Footed Serving Bowl with Wine

Materials Needed To Make DIY Footed Serving Bowls

Wooden plaque

Flat bottom bowl

Wood stain in the color of your choice (I used this color)

Foam brush

Permanent craft adhesive

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How To Make A DIY Footed Serving Bowls

Step 1 — All you have to do to create these footed serving bowls are stain a wooden plaque that’s the same size (or slightly larger) as your bowls, and let it dry completely.

Step 2 — Once dry, use E-6000 glue to adhere the bowl and the wooden plaque together and sit something heavy on top to make sure pressure is being applied while the glue dries.

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Step 3 –Wait 24-48 hours for the glue to set completely, and you’re all finished! Be sure to always handwash your new serving bowls once they’re complete.

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You can make as many colors, shapes, and sizes as you want, but I had to stop myself at three.

At some point, I just need to come to the realization that my storage options are not endless when it comes to serveware!

On the flip side, the footed bowls do make for the perfect match to your new favorite recipes, as well as your next Mirassou wine pairing.

I’m currently loving this wilted greens with Pinot Noir pears recipe, and this shrimp & citrus salad! 

Or this healthy Winter Panzanella Salad filled with hearty croutons, roasted squash, sprouts, jeweled cranberries, and creamy feta. 

You can never go wrong having wine to share, and your favorite statement bowls and dishes on hand, am I right?!

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Pretty simple, yeah?! How many of you think you’ll end up making these for the upcoming holidays and get-togethers? Just don’t forget the wine! ;)

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DIY Footed Serving Bowls

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5 from 1 vote
These footed bowls are perfect for everything from salads to cookies! They're easy to make and add a touch of elegance to any table.
Active Time30 minutes
Drying time2 days
Total Time2 days 30 minutes
Course DIY
Category Entertaining Decor

Equipment

  • Foam brush
  • Permanent craft adhesive

Materials

Instructions

  • Stain the wooden plaque that’s the same size (or slightly larger) as your bowls, and let it dry completely.
  • Once dry, use E-6000 glue to adhere the bowl and the wooden plaque together and sit something heavy on top to make sure pressure is being applied while the glue dries.
  • Wait 24-48 hours for the glue to set completely, and you’re all finished! Be sure to always handwash your new serving bowls once they’re complete.
Cost: $30
KEYWORD: diy footed serving bowls

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26 Comments

  1. Can you please name the various stores you purchased these bowls from? What was tHe original color of the bowls? will you share with us what spray color you used and how you did it?

    Thanks!

  2. where oh where do the bowls come from? how any commenters have asked this very same question, which seems to have been COMPletely ignored!!

  3. Where did you purchase the bowls? They are the exact size and color I’ve been searching for. Thanks! Such a cute diy!

  4. A simple idea. And effective. How many of us would think of it? Yet it’s easy to put into practice and surely impressing the guests.

  5. This is an AWESOME idea, I love love love it! I had to leave almost all my tools home, when I moved to New York, and I miss DIY (I use to build / manufacture a lot of things myself!)

    Amy