Trays are a hot item right now in home decor whether to use for serving or perhaps placed on an ottoman. Old cabinet doors made into trays is a great way to re-purpose these old doors.These can usually be purchased at Habitat for Humanity Restore for usually a couple dollars each.
As with any project, a good cleaning is needed with a good cleaning with a non-oily cleaner.Sand to remove any shiny finish. Some older doors may have a heavy coat of shellac or lacquer so may require a bit more sanding.
I love using the Ryobi Corner Cat Sander for projects. Not only is it fairly lightweight and easy to use, but with the corner feature, it’s great for getting into the corners and edges of items like these.
After sanding, a good tip is to use a paint brush to remove any sawdust from the corners. A tack cloth is good to use too.
Measure for your pulls or handles and drill appropriate size holes.
I’ve included affiliate links to Amazon for you to find some products easier. I may receive a small commission, but the price is the same for you. It just helps my blog out.
Where to start? How much to spend? What are the priorities? What color? These are just a few questions to ask before beginning. Our kitchen really hadn’t been touched in about 10 years except just some new accessories and trying to change out the table and chairs. A new floor was a must Get rid…
Let me tell you why you need an old Army Trunk Turned Gaming Storage/Coffee Table. No matter if you are thinking about your kitchen, bedroom, or outdoor areas, storage always is part of the planning. I guess now is a time to reveal a bad habit – I kick my shoes off and they usually…
Even if you don’t live near the water, a little coastal decor will bring those happy memories of the beach to your home. This Coastal Monogram on Canvas With Seashells is the perfect way to add a touch of this. Add this to your Pinterest boards. Where do I get seashells? If you don’t…
Saturday Snapshots Week Seventeen is showing signs of all seasons if you look around. Many are talking Christmas in July, which is pretty evident if you visit most any craft shop. Do you plan your Christmas decor from year to year? Next week’s Saturday Snapshots will start a week of Christmas on the blog. Another…
Good morning from Austin, Texas. We are about half way through our road trip with stops still in San Antonio and Frisco while in Texas. Do you like road trips? We do. A few highlights so far was shopping at the World’s Largest Flea Market in Canton, visiting the the Rose Garden and Museum in…
I love concrete planters. There’s just a texture to most of these you can’t find in terra cotta or plastic. But a few drawbacks – they can be very expensive, they can chip or crack easily, and they are very HEAVY. Only if there was a way to have a planter look like concrete but…
One Comment