These wood slices have a "live edge," meaning the natural edge of the wood is part of the design. Here are a couple of examples I love:
For my live edge serving trays, I sanded the flat part of the slice until it felt smooth enough. For the first one, I taped off the edge of the circle to make a border. Then I used chalkboard spray paint. When it was dry, I added some leather straps from an old belt. I attached the straps with screws to make handles.
The other one is basically the same, but I tried it without a border. I'm still not sure which one I like better.
In case you are wondering, I did not make the dessert on the above tray. I just happened to have it left over from our family's annual Easter dinner. And yes, it was as decadent as it looks!
The other one is basically the same, but I tried it without a border. I'm still not sure which one I like better.
In case you are wondering, I did not make the dessert on the above tray. I just happened to have it left over from our family's annual Easter dinner. And yes, it was as decadent as it looks!
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