If you like the birdie serving tray in the picture then you are in luck as it can be made at home too. Just follow these instructions:
Here’s what you’ll need:
-Hot Iron Transfers (we used Aunt Martha’s “Birds for Varied Uses” but we also love all the iron on transfers available at Sublime Stitching:
-Iron Wooden Tray (we used the “Skala” tray from Ikea, $12.99)
-Woodburning Tool ($13)
-Damp rag
1. Carefully cut out the pattern you want to tran
We are all aware that some furniture designs normally originate from creativity and resourcefulness. Apparently, barrels which are fami
Breakfast in bed is something we all fantasize about however it can be a messy affair.Hence I love the sturdy and practical “Take away” serving tray by Stelton. The foldaway handle is resting flat and nearly invisible and the tray area is covered with a soft rubber surface, so that things don’t sliding off.
