How to make your own bathroom vanity tray
Scraps from our industrial bakers rack. I already shared my LOVE sign, my rooster sign, and today I am sharing how to make your own bathroom vanity tray.
Piece of scrap wood and a two pack of hardware I found at Lowe’s for a less than $3.00.
You can find this very same wood at Lowes and have them cut to size for you right on the premises. One large piece can make you at least three to four signs or trays.
First you need to paint your wood in color of choice. Let that completely dry. Add any stencil to your own liking.
I chose a monogram because that is a big thing in the south. I then hammered in the pretty hardware handles. That’s it! Just think of how many signs you can make on your own. These make fantastic one of a kind gifts too. For less than $10.00. I have also made my own lazy Susans.
When using wood knobs, you can paint those, and simply hot glue. It totally works, and keep in mind, they are mostly decorative anyhow.
Hope you enjoyed how to make your own bathroom vanity tray. I will leave some basic supplies needed down below.
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Love these! It’s too late for this year but will definitely make some for personal gifts next year. In the mean time, I’ll make some for myself. š Thanks Debbie!
For sure! Don’t forget housewarming, birthday or just because gift ideas! Thanks Regina.
Love it, Debbie! Several years ago I used barn wood and handles and use it as a tray of sorts on my dining room table. BUT, I never thought of a stencil! My brain is certainly churning out ideas right now! As always, thanks for the inspiration! Merry Christmas to you and your guys!
Awesome Judy! So happy to inspire you!
i am definitely doing these for birthdays this year! thanks
Awesome! Have fun creating them. You will love it.
Thank you Debbie! This is absolutely something I can use for myself and gifting. I have everything I need. I tend to fish out of the trash can any wood that my husband has leftover from his projects (he is not a saver at all) anyway, I retrieve them and whisk them away to stash under my workbench in the basement. I have the hardware and stencils (novel idea), paint and sealer. Gifts are bought and wrapped, baking done and frozen so I can make something this for me tomorrow. Love it!
That is awesome! I am so glad you have everything you need too on hand. That is the secret to crafting and creating. It is so much easier when you can grab the goodies and get started. I would love to see your project when finished. Please snap me a photo. Thanks! Merry Christmas.