Thrift Store Jewelry Tray Makeover
Do you love a great thrift store makeover? How about this Jewelry Tray Makeover! I came across a pretty wood 2 bowl tray at our local thrift store for only $1! It’s been sitting in my office for a few months until inspiration finally hit.

Jewelry Tray Makeover
Here’s the cool $1 tray I found.

They were trying to sell it for $5.99, but I got it on dollar day! I loved the shape of the tray, with the 2 separate sections and it’s gorgeous wood tones.
After staring at it for months it seems like the perfect size for jewelry or trinkets. To get a little more contrast I decided to paint the inside of the bowls.

I went with a beautiful, deep gray chalky paint. I love this stuff because you get great coverage with only 1 coat. All I did to prep the wood was to wipe it down with a wet paper towel.

One hour later and I had a beautiful Jewelry Holder!

I love the contrast of the wood tones and the deep gray – so pretty!

Let’s check out what the teams been doing this month…

Jewelry Tray Makeover – Domestically Speaking
Repurposed Lamp Necklace Holder – My Repurposed Life
Popcorn Tin Makeover – Refresh Restyle
Multi-Use Candlestick Makeover – Our Southern Home
Antique Mirror Makeover – My Uncommon Slice of Suburbia
Repurposed Magazine Rack – Sadie Seasongoods
Decorative iPad Stand – Petticoat Junktion











I love how a simple thrift-store tray can get a fresh new purpose with a little creativity and paint. It reminds me of how easy it is to explore something new with HH98 Game, where different game options are gathered in one place.
This is such a great idea! I see these little trays all the time . Wish I hadn’t passed them up now! This would be perfect for my bracelets!
sweet find Maryann! That’s a great deal.
I love the color combo.
pinned!
gail
So pretty and I love that grey!
so cute! hope i find one soon to freshen up for my daughter.
OK, that is just cute! Love the gray color you used! I see those old wooden pieces at the thrift store a lot and never thought to modernize one with a little paint!