If you mean serving tiered trays: buy 3 sizes of plates or platters at the dollar store or used store (they do not have to match, but pick ones with designs on edges if you can for more flare) , also use 2 clear or white candle sticks or even 2 inverted wine glasses. With 3 plates/trays, this gives you a 3 tier serving tray. Some people like rustic or farm look and use antiquish looking metal ones. Some choose clear, some white, some multi colored, it is all in your taste and decor. Use E6000 glue and let it set over night. Hope this helps Vickie
In the past, I was always able to attach the paint tray to the foldout shelf on the ladder. For some reason the new tray doesn’t attach without the tray tipping so ...
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How To Make A Tiered Tray
Vickie, I second the nomination for Mogie’s video for making tiered trays. It is simple and easy to follow. Happy Spring!
If you mean serving tiered trays: buy 3 sizes of plates or platters at the dollar store or used store (they do not have to match, but pick ones with designs on edges if you can for more flare) , also use 2 clear or white candle sticks or even 2 inverted wine glasses. With 3 plates/trays, this gives you a 3 tier serving tray. Some people like rustic or farm look and use antiquish looking metal ones. Some choose clear, some white, some multi colored, it is all in your taste and decor. Use E6000 glue and let it set over night. Hope this helps Vickie
https://www.hometalk.com/diy/decorate/how-to-make-a-tiered-tray-41345073
How To Make A Tiered Tray
Here's another idea: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eVPFUQOrxJM