Spread some love with this adorable vinyl decal tray! What a great gift for your favorite chef or a sweet way to serve up a special breakfast in bed. Plus it makes really cute kitchen decor — especially next to our crepe paper basil plant.
To get started on this craft project, check out our supplies list below. Then download our design at the end of the post.
Serve up Some Love
This vinyl decal tray is so simple to make, and it’s the perfect addition to your kitchen or breakfast nook. It’s as easy as cut, peel, stick! If you like this design, you might also like our matching cards, apron, oven mitts, and tote.
Skill level: Beginner
Other projects shown: Crepe paper basil plant and woodland mugs
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Tools
- Cutting Machine (recommended)
- Weeding Tool
Materials
- White Lacquer Tray
- Cricut Adhesive Foil in “Copper”
- Cricut Transfer Tape
Instructions
See our video below to learn how to apply vinyl designs using transfer tape. You can use this same technique for your cooking love vinyl decal tray!
Explore More
Love this DIY idea? Check out all of our home decor projects. Or find more simple vinyl crafts here.
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4 Comments
Ok…I’m new to all these new things. I am loving the tray with all the kitchen “goodies” on it and want to make it for my niece. I need further instructions. Maybe start to finish. I downloaded the design … I have a “Spellbinder” Machine. Hoping it will work. Ordered the transfer tape and the copper foil. I am not understanding the next step of using the download design and the foil??!! Can you help? Thanks so much.
Hi Wendy! I’m not familiar with that machine– you should reach out to their customer service to guide you through the process!
I’m so sad. I love this piece. I was able to upload and use my weeding tool. All went well until the transfer tape failed. What’s the secret? Half of the cut pieces didn’t stick to the transfer tape. I appplied pressure multiple times with as shown before tryin to apply. I’m so disappointed. Is the another product you can recommend? Thank you
Oh no! We like Cricut’s new(er) strong grip transfer tape, and use the scraper tool to burnish. You might reach out to Cricut for some ideas or see if they’ll replace your transfer tape if it’s not working!