Tile tray

Get the full tutorial for this easy wooden DIY table tray and see how I turned this project into a girl's craft day!!

Turn a simple ceramic tile into a lovely serving tray for a quick DIY project. These are great for serving, or adding a little decor.

Or how to use up leftover tiles you‘ll needtiles wood in the same thickness as the width of your tilesawhot gluegrout water based acrylic paint I used the smallest available mosaic tiles wich kinda fit perfectly onto an old ikea billy shelf board. obvi not everyone has an old billy board. just find a piece of wood wich is the thickness of the size of your tile. so if you have a 1 by 1 cm tile use a 1 cm thick piece of wood. if possible to find use mdf or treated wood wich is waterproof…

Tiles are often part of big projects — namely, as kitchen and bathroom backsplashes — but current styles are widening their appeal. You’ve likely spotted tiles everywhere from chic planters to bold consoles, and it couldn’t be more exciting. Tile is durable, easy to clean, simple to apply, and comes in a myriad of colors, shapes, and sizes. Alongside numerous grout options, tile is a DIYer’s dream.

Tiles are often part of big projects — namely, as kitchen and bathroom backsplashes — but current styles are widening their appeal. You’ve likely spotted tiles everywhere from chic planters to bold consoles, and it couldn’t be more exciting. Tile is durable, easy to clean, simple to apply, and comes in a myriad of colors, shapes, and sizes. Alongside numerous grout options, tile is a DIYer’s dream.

This super cute thrift store tray makeover with gorgeous mosaic tile and gold paint was a really simple project! Let me show you how you can do one too!