Grab a Dollar Tree pizza pan and a few other craft supplies to make this easy and beautiful Bobbin Tiered Tray.

How to make a bobbin tiered tray.

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Why I love this craft

This craft project was not only easy, it yields such a beautiful piece of table decor that is versatile to any decorating style. In the video, you’ll see and learn why I chose to keep my tiered tray as two separate pieces versus gluing the top to the bottom for permanent hold.

Why Use Dishwasher Safe Mod Podge?

If you’re crafting something that might get wet (or even need a gentle wash) Dishwasher Safe Mod Podge is a game-changer. Unlike regular formulas, this one cures to a durable, water-resistant finish, making it perfect for kitchen crafts or items that will be handled often.

For example, it was the ideal choice to seal my bobbin tiered tray because not only does it protect the decorative surface, but it also gives peace of mind when the tray needs a wipe down or a light rinse. Just be sure to let it cure fully (28 days!) before getting it wet for the best results.

The inspiration for this craft:

This craft is very similar to another (albeit smaller) bobbin edge riser tray that I made from a dollar store bamboo cutting board.

Video Tutorial: Dollar Tree Bobbin Tiered Tray

Watch this quick video to see how this craft came together:

Dollar Tree Bobbin Tiered Tray

Yield: 1 tray

Active Time: 30 minutes

Additional Time: 1 hour 30 minutes

Total Time: 30 minutes

Difficulty: easy

Grab a few Dollar Tree materials and make this easy and beautiful Bobbin Tiered Tray.

Materials

pizza pan (Dollar Tree)
round glass cutting board (Dollar Tree)
15mm half balls (Amazon)
E6000 glue
candlestick holder (Dollar Tree)
Behr spray chalk paint (color: gingham)
Folkart matte paint (color: mushroom and linen)
mod podge (dishwasher safe)

Tools

pen blade
small & large poncer brush
spray bottle
1" paint brush

Instructions

Watch the video. Follow along with the video tutorial for a step-by-step walkthrough of how to make your own tiered tray.
Prep the glass cutting board. Remove the rubber foot pieces off the back with a pen blade.
Dry fit half balls. Dry fit balls around the pan and board to make sure they are evenly space.
Secure balls. Use a dab of E6000 glue to secure each ball.
Apply candlestick holder. Use E6000 to attach the holder to the bottom of the glass cutting board.
Paint everything. Spray paint the top and bottom of both pieces.
Distress. Use a big poncer brush to distress the pizza pan with paint. Blend the area around the beads with a smaller poncer brush. Repeat for glass cutting board. Spray water onto the surface to thin out the paint as you go.
Seal the project. Apply a generous amount of mod podge.