How-to: Faux Leather Lined Tray
Follow the instructions below to make this DIY from HGTV Magazine
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By:
Jodi Kahn
From:
HGTV Magazine
What You Need
- Faux leather in silver, $30 per yard, bandjfabrics.com
- Tray: Small Kaleido tray in yellow, $29, store.dwell.com
- pencil
- scissors
- spray mount
Step 1
Using a pencil, trace the bottom of a tray onto the back of a piece of faux leather. Cut out the shape just inside the lines you drew.
Step 2
Adhere the material, good side facing up, to the bottom of the tray with spray mount. Let dry.
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