How to Make a Vintage Bakeware Tiered Tray

One of my favorite creations are tiered trays.

Repurposed bundt pan


I use vintage bakeware easily found at garage sales and thrift stores.


They go together pretty easily. 


For this one I'm using an old table leg. 


Bottom bakeware pan with leg of chair post

These trays are amazing for holding items in the bathroom, kitchen, or craft room. 


I begin by attaching the trays to the table leg using E6000 glue. 


When the glue is dry I use washers and screws on both the top and the bottom so the connections are solid.


Bakeware DIY Tiered Tray

Depending on the base bowl you use you can add another bowl upside down as a footing but on this tray the bowl base is completely level. 


The screw I added to the top is an eye screw so it acts as a finial and you can add a bow to it or as in this case a metal tag.


Bakeware tiered tray using bundt pans

I painted the table leg a beautiful vintage green.



Bakeware tiered tray with napkins

The patina on these vintage bowls is gorgeous... they look like they've never been used for baking. 


Stacked bundt pans with green chair leg post

You can see more tiered trays I made 

by visiting these easy projects.


Pinterest pin of tiered tray using bundt pans

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I am Susan, the author and creator at Homeroad. I am a wife, mother of 4 daughters, and a grandmother of 5 and counting. I am a retired teacher, a DIY blogger and an artist at heart. .