Marble Tray DIY
Today I'm talking DIY marble trays! Awhile back my neighbor was redoing his bathroom and had a bunch of leftover marble tiles he was throwing away. I snagged a couple and naturally decided to upcycle them into trays. I'll get to the delicious pizza how-to, but for now, let's DIY marble tiles.
Materials:
- Marble tile
- Hardware
- I got mine from Home Depot. Brass hardware can be pricey, so I sprayed mine in gold lacquer. I created this nifty paint stand (foam + kabob sticks) for the hardware so that I could ensure even paint coverage on the underside of the pull.
- Ruler
- Whiteboard marker
- E6000 adhesive
- Felt bumpers
- Spray your hardware.
- Use your ruler and whiteboard marker to measure and mark where to place the hardware. I decided to place my hardware .5" from each side edge and 1" from the top and bottom edges.
- Apply the adhesive to the feet of the pull and place on the tray.
- Dry. Allow for adequate dry time.
- Apply felt bumpers to the back of the tray.
- Use to mis en place or to style your decor accessories. I used it for both!
Recipe:
- Tandori bread
- Mozzarella
- Basil
- Tomato
- Olive oil
- McCormick's Mediterranean spiced sea salt
- Preheat the oven to 275 degrees.
- Mix olive oil and McCormick's Mediterranean spiced sea salt in a small bowl.
- Cut mozzarella and tomato slices.
- Use a basting brush to apply the olive oil mixture to the tandori bread slices.
- Add the mozzarella and tomato slices to the tandori.
- Cook for roughly 10-15 minutes (or until the mozzarella has melted).
- I put the basil on about 3-4 minutes before the pizza is done.
- Nom dot com. It's time to eat. Cheers!
Here is how I styled some of my bedroom accessories!
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