Valentines Day Tiered Tray Mini Wood Sign DIY

7 Materials
$5
30 Minutes
Easy

Valentines Day is such a special day for all the lovers out there! I wanted to create some new decor for Valentine's Day tiered tray.

I decide to make this adorable Hugs & Kisses Valentines Day tiered tray mini wood sign for my Valentine inspired tiered tray.

Step 1.


  • Paint Tray with Chalk Paint.


Learn How To Make Your Own Chalk Paint for a Fraction of the Cost.


Items You Will Need


  1. Acrylic Paint Color of Your Choice.
  2. Water
  3. Baking Soda

Step 2.


  • Apply Vinyl to Tray.


I got this cut file from Design Bundles.

Step 3.


  • I used my hot air gun to heat up the vinyl and used my finger to press the vinyl into the cracks and crevices of the wood. This gives the vinyl more of a hand-painted look.
  • I usually use my iron to do this but the iron was just too large to fit in the tray.

Step 4.


  • Add Mod Podge to seal the design and give it more of a finished appearance.

WATCH VIDEO FOR FULL TUTORIAL

I love the way this adorable tiered tray sign turned out. And it looks amazing on the tiered tray I made using Dollar Tree plates.

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Suggested materials:
  • Mini Wood Tray   (Michaels)
  • Homemade Chalk Paint   (Link to Tutorial Above)
  • Design Bundles Cut File   (Link to File Above)
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