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Easy Lucite Tray
Made from clear acrylic box, lucite handles and a changeable bottom this is a fun and simple tray that you can use for just about anything and for any occasion.
DIY project and photo credit to amykrist.org
Wood Slice Constellation Tray
Why spend money on wooden serving trays when you can buy a slice of a tree trunk that will serve the same purpose but for half the price?Making this tray requires no effort at all, and your quest will be pleasantly surprised when served from this heavenly tray.
DIY project and photo credit to shemakesahome.com
Collapsible Leather Tray
You will be hard pressed to find a unique tray like this on the market. Made from several pieces that are attached together with leather, this tray can be conveniently folded in order to fit to the place where you keep it.
DIY project and photo credit to monsterscircus.com
DIY Tray From Auto Glass
It looks modern and futuristic, but once men find out what this tray made from they will immediately want one for themselves. Why? Because it’s made from auto glass and pluming parts. A real man’s tray.
DIY project and photo credit to theflourishingabode.com
Grain Sack Tray
If you’re looking for a complex and elegant serving tray made completely from recycled materials, then you need to take a look at this one made from old picture frame, glass and a grain sack as bottom decoration.
DIY project and photo credit to onsuttonplace.com
Chalkboard Serving Tray
If you family is in the habit of leaving notes or messages for each other in the kitchen, then this chalkboard tray might come in handy. Use it to leave your family members “to do” lists, and for special occasion you can leave a loving and inspirational note without wasting a single sheet of paper.
DIY project and photo credit to gratefulprayerthankfulheart.com
Pallet Serving Tray
Some people might say that there is nothing that a pallet can’t be used for. And they just might be right. Grafters know that there are countless pallet projects out there and here is another one: a rustic looking serving tray made from wooden pallets.
DIY project and photo credit to livelaughrowe.com
Slate Cheese Serving Tray
This is a dinner party tray that you can make in literary seconds. All you need is a piece of slate and some adhesive felt pads that will prevent slipping or damaging the table and you have a nice tray on which you can serve your cheese other appetizers to your guests.
DIY project and photo credit to pizzazzerie.com
Marble Tray
You’re hosting a friendly party or a get-together, and you want your to have a nicely arranged hors d’oeuvres, but if you don’t know how to arrange them. In that case, you might get away with serving them on a fancy looking tray, like this marble tray.
DIY project and photo credit to almostmakesperfect.com
Crafty Corks Tray
If you have a lot of corks lying around this is a nice project to use them on. Take your old and dull looking tray and by following the instructions n this project you will soon have a unique and lovely tray that will not only be used for serving but could also serve as a lovey gift.
DIY project and photo credit to ilovetocreate.com
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