Diy tiered serving stand

This DIY cake stand will come in handy for so many baking and decorating situations! You can make one yourself for so much less than it costs to buy one!

These DIY wood pedestal food stands are the perfect way to create more space on your food table when entertaining at home.

Make your own DIY tiered trays. Here are 8 different ideas. Homeroad.net #tieredtray #diyproject #tieredtrays #vintage #thrifting

I love going through Instagram and Pinterest, and see all the beautiful tiered trays that have been posted and because of that, I have wanted to purchase one, h…

A few weeks ago I blogged that Jose was making some candlestick holders . He's a super handy guy & I wish I had half of his talent. Anyways, He had some leftover smaller candleholders so he made a three-tiered tray for me.. because why not? Trays trump flowers always. So I decided to share it with you guys today & show you how you can make your own DIY three-tiered tray for yourself. It's super easy so this post isn't groundbreaking, but hopefully, it gives you a good idea of how you can…

Looking for a decorative tiered tray, but want something unique to match you're rustic decor? This DIY Rustic Wooden Round Tiered Tray is it!

I have been wanting a tiered tray for awhile now. Here's how I made one from a plate rack, and decorated it for fall.

How to make easy two-tiered DIY cake stands with mismatched inherited or thrift store vintage china and repurposed dollar store glass candlesticks.

I have had my eye on this galvanized stand from Pottery Barn for a while. The $69 price tag, not including tax and shipping, kept me from pushing that "place order" button more than once... Pottery Barn I thought there just had to be a way to make a DIY version of this for much much less. A quick online search gave me the idea to use the cake pans and candlesticks. I already had most of these items on hand. This is what I used. I glued the candlesticks to the pans and let them sit overnight…

Learn how to make an adorable DIY tiered tray using plates from the thrift store. This easy craft project for adults can be completed in about half an hour.