Inlaid acrylic plate made with 3mm non PG acrylic. Monkey macarons not made on a Glowforge 
. I added some intentional grooves and texture to give the bananas a little dimension. I polished the plate on my bench grinder with a wheel and some compound plus the use of a stainless brush to soften the deeper grooves. Still looking for a better finishing solution, but for a first try I’m pretty happy!
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That is awesome!!! I love the way it turned out!
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Thank you!!!
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Fabulous tray & fun way to present those great macaroons!!
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Super cute
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This is really nice!
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So cute! I would say the plate was a must.
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Thanks!
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Who knew there was such a thing! Great work on the plate, needs a real banana for scale 
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Oh, that is just adorable! And the monkey macaroons are irresistible.
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I’m pretty much a functional, no frills or bling kind of guy. But every once and a while I see a project like this and it brings joy to my heart.
Monkey macaroons on a banana plate. All home made. Worth the price of admission here!
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Everything is wonderful about this, the notion of the banana plate, the cutest macaroons, and not least the artwork - great job!
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What a fun design and presentation! I love the whole project!
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Those are some fine looking cookies………they look great on your banana. 
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That is the cutest! I can’t even make regular macarons look nice, much less fancy monkey ones.
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Ha ha. They’ve become my second obsession after cutting acrylic lol
Thank you!
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Thanks!
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That is a very nice project! It would be nice ot have a set of those for serving other desserts, etc. Nicely done! And the macaroons - nice touch! When are you making the peach, cherry and pear plate?
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Working on a cake plate next!
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