Redoing A Thrift Store Breakfast Tray With Cricut & Rustoleum

Unfortunately, this svg is no longer available - but here's an idea for redoing a thrift store tray.

Quick Links:

• Rustoleum Smokey Beige Spray Paint (My favorite!)
• Fonts are a combination of Samantha, SomeWheat, and Lovely Day - all linked below.

I wish I could find a before photo of this tray, but I'm not sure I ever took one.  I found it at a yard sale a few years ago, a pale blue with 80's stenciled flowers, all chipped and not looking great.  It has legs that will slide out in a couple of directions, for different angles and heights.  

First, a coat of my favorite spray paint.

Unfortunately, this exact svg is no longer available - I couldn't even find it as a paid version.

Then I had to play with fonts a bit.

I started with wordmark.it - it's a website that shows whatever text I choose in ever font installed on my computer.  I often find it challenging to find a capital T that I like.

(Although I still like wordmark.it, these days I have all of my fonts organized in the free font manager, Maintype Logic, and I browse my fonts there)

For this project, the monogram T is from Samantha.  (NOT a free font)

The T in Truckenmiller is Some Weatz (free)

ruckenmiller is Lovely Day (Free)

and the swirl on the end of the r is also from Samantha.

I played with the sizing a bit to get the right size for the tray, then cut it out of 651 Orcal vinyl.

I used, as always, contact paper from the dollar tree to transfer the design to the tray.

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