DIY Remote Control Tray, Easy & Useful Thrift Store Makeover

You’ve probably already seen this DIY remote control tray in my living room.  But here’s what it looked like when I bought it at a local estate sale.  I can’t tell you exactly how much it cost me because I filled it up with goodies, brought it up to the checkout stand, and the lady charged me $10.00 for the whole pile!  With everything else I got at the time it probably averaged 75c a piece.  I love finding little trays like this because there are so many different ways to update them.  Trays are on my permanent list of things to find.

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Supplies for DIY Remote Control Tray

• Americana Decor Chalky Finish Paint, white
• Americana Decor varnish
• paint brush (I like this paint brush for jewelry cabinets.)
• scissors
• Canvas Corp Brands, printed canvas sheet
• DecoArt Decou-page decoupage glue, matte

This was another super easy project.  I just gave it a couple of coats of white paint.  Let it dry completely then covered with a light coat of matte varnish.

Then I cut the canvas to fit the bottom and decoupaged it in.

Now it sits on our coffee table next to my upcycled casserole carrier tray and holds our remotes.   I’m still not sure what all these do but we need them… lol…  The little bell belonged to Bikeman’s grandmother.  We tease that he could just ring it when he wants me to bring him something to eat…  probably not gonna happen.

If you enjoyed this DIY remote control tray, you might also like these:

• DIY Condiment Tray
• How to Make a Serving Tray Out of an Old Cabinet Door
• DIY Chalkboard Serving Tray
• Art Deco DIY Vanity Tray
• Easy DIY Bathtub Tray

Thanks for reading.  I’d love to hear about any trays you’ve made.  Leave a comment and tell me about them.

‘Til the next project,

 Ann @ Duct Tape and Denim

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