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DIY Summer Serving Trays
DIY Summer Serving Trays
Maria Provenzano joins us from Michigan and shares one of her favorite things to do in the summer, dine alfresco and her DIY Summer Trays will upgrade your summer gatherings. They are inexpensive, gorgeous and easy to make.
DIY Summer Trays
Maria Provenzano
Supplies (Option 1: Plain):
Plain tray
mod Podge
paper napkins with design
paint brush
outdoor mod podge, optional
x-acto knife, optional
Directions:
1. Apply a thin layer of mod podge to the center of the tray and any area where the design is desired.
2. Place the paper napkin over the mod podge and use your hands to spread it evenly onto the tray.
3. Add pieces of the napkin over all the open spaces until it is evenly covered.
4. As it starts to dry, use an x-acto knife, or something similar, to remove the excess napkin around the edges.
5. Once the bottom layer of mod podge is dried, apply a thin layer of mod podge to the top of the napkins to seal it.
6. Once dry, add a thin layer of the outdoor mod podge and let it dry completely.
7. Once everything is dry, the tray is ready to be used.
Supplies (Option 2: Wood):
Wood tray
paint
scrapbook paper
scissors
paint brush
mod podge
outdoor mod podge, optional
Directions:
1. Paint the wood tray with the desired color of paint.
2. Once the paint is dry, measure and cut out enough scrapbook paper to fill the center of the tray.
3. Apply a thin layer of mod podge to the area on the tray where the design is desired.
4. Place the scrapbook paper over the mod podge and use your hands to smooth and flatten the paper.
5. Allow it to dry and apply a thin layer of mod podge over the top of the scrapbook paper and allow that layer to dry completely.
6. Apply a thin layer of outdoor mod podge, if desired, and allow it to dry completely.
7. Once everything is dry, the tray is ready to use.
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