We have all seen the treat plate for Santa, so why not a treat plate for the Easter Bunny. The design itself is UVDTF. I painted the wood first, let it dry and then placed the UVDTF design on top. Then I got a tiny brush and painted each of the separate parts. You can use a cloth to wipe off the excess paint on the UVDTF transfer. It comes off really easy. I did have help from my nephews and nieces so it’s a bit messy hahahaha. After everything was dry I noticed the UVDTF was lifting in some areas, so I then covered the top with UV Resin and applied light to it to let it set. It came out really cute, the kids can’t wait to use it.
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Most UV resins are not designed for food contact and may contain chemicals that could leach into food, posing a health risk otherwise, if you used food safe UV resin might be fine but again, please be cautious of claims that a resin is “food safe” without proper certification or testing, as these claims may not be accurate. This is my personal opinion and as a Chemist and your friend here. I love your design 
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Yes, I should have stated that UV resign is not food safe. Thank you.
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I was just worried about the excitement of your kids using it, though. Maybe you need to do another version of treat easter plate without UV resin; your design is pretty irresistible for the kids not to use it!
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The design is so cute 
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This looks so cute
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Thank you, I’m really happy how it turned out.
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Yeah it really is, the Easter bunny is going to love the treats on it
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