A few of us got together for another edition of the Dollar Bin Challenge. This time, the three of us chose $3.00 trays in the bins at Target. Our challenge was to upcycle it into something new with a Halloween twist. So, here is my upcycled Halloween tray DIY.
Time: 15 Minutes (not including drying time)
Materials:
- Two small trays
- Candlestick
- Wallpaper Scraps
- Mister
- Ruler
- Scissors or Rotary Cutter
- Cutting Mat
- E6000
Instructions:
Any two trays will work. I like these because they are small and work well with a candlestick.
I had scraps left over from wallpapering my guestroom. I measured the inside of the trays and cut pieces of wallpaper to use as a liner. A cutting mat and rotary cutter makes this step so quick and easy.
This wallpaper is water activated. I sprayed a light mist on the back of each sheet.
I folded the sheets over to allow it to activate for about 2-3 minutes.
Next, I simply added wallpaper to the bottom of the tray. I allowed it to dry for a couple hours.
Lastly, using E600, I attached a candlestick to the center of the two trays to create a stand. Use a ruler to make sure it is centered. Allow the E600 to dry completely before using the tray. I waited overnight.
This tray is the perfect size for parties and entertaining. I added some skull bags filled with candy on the top.
On the bottom I filled little spider web cupcake liners with green candies and of course a jeweled skull!
Be sure to check out Jenny at Simply Creative Ways and Loren at Pandora’s Craft Box to see what they created with these same dollar bin trays for this Halloween edition of the Dollar Bin Challenge!
