
I have been a bit obsessed with geometric shapes especially after redoing my dining room table, here. I decided to create a triangle tray next. If you choose to make this yourself look for a lightweight tray with good bones. Mine was lighter than I would like, the wrong color and had great dovetail joints so I purchased it knowing that the negatives could easily be changed.


step 1: sand tray
step 2: clean tray and stain
step 3: tape and paint triangles (you will need quite a few coats)
step 4: use a polycrylic to finish the tray so that you can use it
I really enjoy my new tray and really love the way it came out! Perfect for my living room table as somewhat of a catch-all.
Thanks for stopping in!
Lo
So cute!!! I love it with the succulents, perfect!
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ReplyDeleteWe have twin cactus AND succulent plants!! Seriously, they are probably related!
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I need that tray!!
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I still am lOVING your new blog!!
Great idea! Love the look of your new blog. I had Savannah redo my blog too and she's just so awesome to work with! :D
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun DIY! I definitely want to try that out.
ReplyDeletesuch a cool, quick diy!
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