Hi All! Today I am sharing a really easy project. My upcycled country kitchen tray that was made from what I believe was a metal pan out of a toaster oven. I picked it up on one of our junkin trips and it’s been sitting in my junkin stash ever since. Until now, it is the perfect size for one of the five stencils that I received from Country kitchen stencil. Here’s the first stencil I tried out on a wooden cabinet door .(Farm Fresh Eggs sign)
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Supplies for Upcycled Country Kitchen Tray
Thrifted metal pan
4 wooden ball knobs
Gorilla super glue gel
White chalk paint
Black chalk paint
Paintbrush
Country kitchen stencil
Stencil brushes ( I like these best)
Upcycled Country Kitchen Tray
I started off by cleaning my metal pan. Then I applied two coats of white chalk paint to both sides. Letting each coat dry thoroughly. Each wood ball knob received two coats of white chalk paint as well.
Next, I stenciled country kitchen in the center of the tray using black chalk paint.
Once that dried I flipped it over and glue the four wooden knobs down using gorilla glue. One knob in each corner. I let that dry overnight.
Next day I just flipped it over and it’s done. I now have a pretty upcycled country kitchen tray. I can’t make up my mind whether to distress the tray or leave as is. What do you think? Distress or leave as is?
More Fun Upcycles!
Repurposed wood chair turned shelf
Diy solar light chandelier
Repurposed cutting board and rusty grater
OooooooEeeeeeeee I really like that stencil. The fonts work so well together and how awesome that you found the perfect tray for it. Love what you did Linda
Thank you Michelle! That tray had been sitting in my pile of thrifty finds for a while until I found the perfect project for it. Trying to weed out some of my stash. 😉
What an easy project and it is so charming.
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Thank you Debra! It was a fun and easy project, and I do love easy! 🙂
This is a perfect upcycle project! I love how easy and stylish this is to make.
Maria
Thanks Maria! This was one really easy projects. 🙂
That’s adorable Linda! I love when it is easy and looks so great!
Thank you Susan! I do love easy! 😉
Linda this is really adorable. We all have so many of these trays. It is a great way to repurpose them.
Thank you Mary! I think I have two or three more that needs an upcycle. LOL
Hi Linda!
I enjoy the look of the knobs which give it that extra special touch. I think I wouldn’t distress it, but either way, it’ll look good.
Thank you Florence! I usually do distress pretty much everything, but I didn’t this one and I love it like it is.
I love this Linda! I love the distressing. I pretty much distress everything too!
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Thank you Christina! I do love to distress things! 🙂