Enamelware Rectangular Tiered Tray
Enamelware is my favorite thing to collect...
I've collected these enamelware pieces through the years... as a matter of fact I've collected about 6 of these trays in all different sizes.
See the enamelware hanging bird feeder I made for our fine feathered friends.
Today I'm giving these trays a makeover and creating a functional tiered tray that looks great and will be useful as a jewelry holder or a serving dish.
I collected my pieces for this project... the black piece below may surprise you. The column I used for this tray was actually a Broyhill large wooden wall hook from the thrift store.
I drilled 2 holes in the larger tray, taping the area I was going to drill to prevent chipping. I used E6000 glue and screws to attach the large wooden wall hook to the bottom tray.
When drilling the top hole I wasn't as lucky, the enamel chipped. Luckily this is where the top knob was going to be so I easily covered up the chip with a little paint.
I attached the top tier with more E6000 and another screw. This time I used a double sided screw. One side went into the knob and the other side screwed through the top tray and into the column.
The tiered trays with a black enamel border look super cute with the black center column and the black knob. The best part is there was no painting involved!
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