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Pili
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Ooh. I’m loving this tray repurposed from a picture!!!! It’s lovely, Pili!!!!
Thanks a lot, Kery! Much better and more useful as a tray
Great transformation Pili! Love it and a tray always comes in handy, right? you can put candles on it or just use it to serve… so cute!
Yes, we have a lot of trays at home so I sold this one so I’m glad someone else is enjoying it
I love the add touch of the paper. I have never thought oh doing that. It looks so different! Amazing
Hi, Mary! I loved the paper so when I thought about making a tray I was sure it would look wonderful.
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Pili this looks very pretty. A great way to reperpose an old frame and make it into something fresh and new. I love the black and white paper that you used.
Yes Mary, when I first saw the paper I fell in love with it and decided I was going to buy it to make something out of it, no idea what, but that would come to my mind in the right moment. And this was the moment 😉
Such a lovely transformation! I love the paper you used too. It will become a beautiful decor piece for your home! Thank you for sharing with us at Snickerdoodle Sunday! Pinning and tweeting to share!
~Laurie
Laurie, the paper made all the difference in this makeover, I just love it! Thanks for stopping by and share!
Oh! I’ve done this in the past before. It came out really nice – it was a gift for my sister and I think she still has it! Visiting from Monday Madness
That’s a good work then, Angela. If she still has it then it means you did great! I love making things and use them as presents too
This is a super idea Pili. I just finished a beachy styled one and can’t wait to use it. I love the pattern you sed under the glass! Fun:)
I’d love to see yours, Wendi, I love the beach! 😉
This is such a neat idea! I love it!
Thanks for joining Cooking and Crafting with J & J. Happy Thanksgiving!
Thank you so much, Jess!
Hi Pili,
Wow the tray came out beautiful!!
Thanks for sharing this with us at Cooking and Crafting with J & J.
Enjoy the week.
Julie xo
Thanks, Julie, I love it too!!
What a beautiful make – I love the paper, I’d be delighted to own one of these. Pinning!
Thanks, Sarah! In fact I sold it, too many things in a small house is not too wise.
What a great idea. I love repurposing projects!
I love repurposing too, Charlene!! Thank you so much for stopping by and welcome to my crazy corner!
That is amazing! I love it!!!
Thank you so much, Eva! I really appreciate you taking the time to stop by and comment. Happy Thanksgiving!
What a fabulous idea! I love how it turned out. I have an old framed picture or 2 around here somewhere…I might have to try this!
It could be great as a Christmas gift too! Glad you like it, Jenny!
Happy Thanksgiving!
The frame into a tray turned out so nice. You gave me a chuckle about waiting for stuff to dry. I have to do the same thing and have found like you do have several things going on so you don’t get impatient.
Yay, great minds think alike lol!! My perpetual New Year resolution is patience, but I must keep working on it.
Thanks for your comments!
Pili, I love this, it looks so pretty now. What a big change. We have a picture tray that we use in the living room, we have 2 large ottomans that we use as a coffee table and as extra seating. It was hard to find a tray large enough to put on top of the area to set drinks etc. And they were really expensive if they were large enough. This is a great fix for that, you can find large picture frames at garage sales or Thrift stores! I’m going to have my eye out for them now! Thanks for the idea.
Thanks for linking up with #JoyHopeLive I love this project and will be featuring you on the linkup December 2. Thanks for sharing.
Hi, Hope! I really appreciate you stopping by, thank you so much for the feature! It makes me really have when others like my projects too.
Happy weekend!
Wow this is a genius idea! I would never have thought of that but it looks so good and so much nice that the trays you can buy in the shops! I love using wrapping paper to decorate things. Thanks so much for sharing, I definitely won’t be throwing away old picture frames from now on! x
Hi, Natalie! I hate having to throw away things I won’t be using anymore, so I do my best repurposing them… I love using wrapping paper too!
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That’s a really clever idea. I would be a bit worried about the sturdiness of it, using one my my picture frames, but if I had good quality ones, that would definitely work!
It looks really nice.
Sally @ Life Loving
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Hi, Sally! This is a heavy one, and the staples it has at the back make it quite sturdy… but maybe some pictures can be used as decorative trays instead of carrying things with them.
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I LOVE this!! What a great idea to reuse an old picture frame!! It’s definitely a pretty item to showcase! Thank you so much for sharing at my craft party on Thursday! Hope to see your newest posts this week, which starts at 7pm EST.
Thanks for the visit, Denise! I appreciate your visit and your kind comments very much!
See you on Thursday!
What a clever idea Pili! Love it. 🙂 Thanks for stopping at Your Inspired Design!
Glad you like it too, Holly! Thanks for stopping by!
Thank you so much for sharing with us at #JoyHopeLive!
Thank you so much for visiting and sharing, Mary. I really appreciate you stopping by!
What a gosh darned fabulous idea Pili! Thanks for sharing at Five Star Frou-Frou Sweetie! Mimi xxx
It’s been quite a long time using it and we really find it so useful!
Thank you so much, Mimi!
Hello Pili!! I wanted to stop by and let you know that your post has been chosen as a Feature for the Welcome Home Wednesdays Link Party!! Stop by tomorrow morning and see your post linked up and don’t forget to grab your “Featured Button”. ~Lisa~ 🙂
Thank you so much for the feature, Lisa! I have my button!
A very practicle repurpose! Looks great Thanks for sharing #frifree4all
It is very practical indeed! We have found we can place them even magnets, it is really cool!
Hey Pili, you’re still making trays. You gotta have a whole collection now!!! I like all the new designs. Hope to seeing you again tomorrow at FineCraftguild when a new edition of SHARE IT starts. Thank you for linking this up! ~ Rose
Haha Rose, I sell most of them. I would love to keep them but I don’t live in a castle so… Anyway, I love making them and I am really happy others can enjoy them too
Love it…I would never had known…awesome makeover!!!
Thanks, Michelle!! It had the perfect size so why not? I still have lots of frames to repurpose, I need to think what to do with them!
Very beautiful re-purposing project! Maybe I should give it a try as I never find a tray I like!
Don’t doubt it, Katerina!! Just do it! There are lots of pictures at thrift stores at great price and you can have your own personal tray which you really like.
Thanks for stopping by!
It turned out so pretty Pili! Love the pattern! I’ve got a couple frames that I’ve been wanting to turn into trays. I just haven’t gotten around to it.
What size is the picture frame? I would be afraid to use it as a tray to carry food on from inside to outside for a cookout. Scared to think If it was dropped glass would be everywhere.
I sold it so I can’t give the measurements, but it was bigger than an ordinary picture frame. Also the back was very solid, that’s way I wasn’t afraid of it falling apart
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