Stenciled Tray and Side Table Storage
On a recent trip to the hardware store
I ran across a large wooden circle and
turned it into a beauty!
This large circle from Home Depot was $7 and gave me all kinds of great ideas!
It's a super large wooden circle and about an inch thick.
The first thing I did was to stain the piece with a dark kona stain then stencil on one of my favorite Antique stencils from Old Sign Stencils.
Above and below this stencil I added a couple of stenciled feathers.
See below for links to my Amazon affiliate craft supply suggestions for this project.
See below for links to my Amazon affiliate craft supply suggestions for this project.
I added cabinet handles to either side then gave the piece a good sanding with an electric sander to distress the stencil.
I coated the piece with a finishing coat of hemp oil to bring out the details and seal the distressed areas.
The giant wooden circle made a beautiful farmhouse tray for the center of my extra large table.
Add Lazy Susan turntable parts like I did on this Farmhouse Lazy Susan and you've got yourself a spinning tray!
You can read about the DIY bench that surrounds this farmhouse table HERE.
Add Lazy Susan turntable parts like I did on this Farmhouse Lazy Susan and you've got yourself a spinning tray!
You can read about the DIY bench that surrounds this farmhouse table HERE.
When not using this for a tray, it fits beautifully on top of this large wire basket and I can use it as a table with storage!
It makes the perfect end table or small coffee table and a great place to store throws or extra pillows.
You can read about my buffalo check mantel garland HERE.
It's a versatile project that cost under $10 to make.
Here are a couple more ideas using this Antique stencil...
Coat Hook Sign
Here are a couple more ideas using this Antique stencil...
Coat Hook Sign
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