I repurposed some very old, heavy duty picture frames into cute little serving trays.
I don’t have any “in progress” of these projects because I did them long before I ever thought I would have a blog. The frame was very cheap or free. The handles, and the cute little feet were purchased from the Habitat for Humanity Restore. The “lining” is a piece of wallpaper from a free wallpaper sample book.
This one was made pretty much the same way, free, or very cheap. To make these, I removed the glass, the picture, and the cardboard backing. I cut a piece ofluan on the table saw, and glued/nailed it in place. I drilled holes for the handles.
Picture frame serving tray
The feet are former cabinet knobs, that I screwed into place. (the wallpaper covers the screws) I painted them both white, then dry brushed them with an “oops” pink. My favorite niece has this one. It was a birthday gift to her. She’s not generally a fan of my projects, because she likes a more modern, new, and crisp look. But when she saw this, she really liked it.
gail
Related Content:
Cindy says
November 24, 2009 at 2:10 amGreat project (as usual) Gail…I’ve been thinking of making something similar for our breakfast in bed mornings. I guess I’d need taller legs though. Any ideas?
Nancy says
November 23, 2009 at 1:12 amLove this idea! I think it works really well with the type of frames you used.
Nancy
KyTriplets says
September 12, 2009 at 4:07 pmWhat a great idea! I love how you used ReStore finds for a crafty project. Good job!