Vintage Cabinet Door Serving Tray
A couple vintage oak cabinet doors were dropped off at my house and I had a couple of great ideas for them.
I began by filling the holes from the old hardware and stripping off the veneer in the center panel that had bubbled.
I drilled holes on each side and added old wooden handles I had in my shop.
The tray got a couple of coats of Fusion Mineral Paint in Lamp White. It's a beautiful white with a greyish-blue undertone.
When the paint dried I gave the edges a heavy distressing with sandpaper to give the tray an old worn look.
I'm using a Milk and Cream stencil from Knick of Time. Angie's Vintage Sign Stencils are beautiful and the large selection of farmhouse stencils are perfect for my projects.
Using a stencil brush I applied a very light coat of paint to the stencil. I went over the lettering several times with light coats being careful not to use too much paint that might leak under the stencil.
This stencil was the perfect for a serving tray. I'm picturing a cup of coffee and a pitcher of milk or cream delivered to the back porch.
On the back I added feet to keep the tray steady on rough surfaces.
This vintage cabinet serving tray is an adorable addition to any farmhouse kitchen.
To see the other vintage cabinet door click here.
Be sure to check out Angie's Farmhouse stencil collection...she has some beautiful stencils for your next project!
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*The stencils and the Fusion Mineral Paint were given to me to try and
all opinions are my own honest assessments of the products.
