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November 18, 2013

DIY 3 Tiered Kitchen Stand

DIY 3 tiered kitchen stand tutorial from www.goldenboysandme.com

I have had my eye on this galvanized stand from Pottery Barn for a while.  The $69 price tag, not including tax and shipping, kept me from pushing that "place order" button more than once...


Pottery Barn
I thought there just had to be a way to make a DIY version of this for much much less.  A quick online search gave me the idea to use the cake pans and candlesticks.  I already had most of these items on hand. This is what I used.

Items used to make a DIY 3 tiered kitchen stand tutorial from www.goldenboysandme.com

I glued the candlesticks to the pans and let them sit overnight.  I then spray painted them with silver metallic paint.  I am so happy with how it came out!  Here is how it looked before I got started filling it up with fun stuff.

DIY 3 tiered kitchen stand tutorial from www.goldenboysandme.com

There are so many uses for a stand like this.  For now, mine is sitting on our island holding some spice jars, nesting measuring cups, tea bags and kitchen twine.

DIY 3 tiered kitchen stand tutorial from www.goldenboysandme.com

 diy 3 tiered kitchen stand from www.goldenboysandme.com

*Note: Spray paint is typically not food safe.  Therefore, I put all food items in food safe bowls before putting on this stand.  No food should come in direct contact with the spray painted surface.*

My Cost Breakdown:

10" cake pan-$5 with coupon from AC Moore
Silver Metallic spray paint-$5.99

Items I already had were the other 2 cake pans and candlesticks.  I used E600 glue which I already had on hand.

Sharing at:
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17 comments :

  1. Be careful about putting any food items in there, typically spray paint is not food-safe even after curing.

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    1. Thanks for your concern, Jenna. I place any food on this stand in food safe bowls, but I did make a note of it on my post in case there is anyone that doesn't know spray paint isn't food safe. Thanks again and have a great day!
      Courtney

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    2. Awesome, thanks for adding the note! It's a great project! I've just seen a lot of spray painted cake stands lately and worry about people trying to serve things directly on it.

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  2. It seriously looks amazing! You are so creative!
    -Shelley

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  3. This is awesome!! Great idea. Come link up to my linky party http://thestylesisters.blogspot.com/2013/11/centerpiece-wednesday-102.html and share your idea with us.
    Karin

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  4. Hi there - I LOVE this, it is so functional and pretty! Can't wait to make one for my kitchen - quick question, what did you use to hang your measuring spoons? Thank you so much for sharing this!

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  5. This is darling!! I love this… I have such limited countertop space that I always am trying to think of a cute way to keep things at hand.. I may have to try this… I am going to be looking for a few cake pans at garage sales this summer!! SO cute!

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  6. Oh so cute! I wonder if sealing the spray paint would make it a more friendly kitchen item? Also, I have to say - I think it looked super cute before you painted it, so not painting it would be a good food-safe option, I would think. ;-)

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  7. Great idea, I think I'm going to try to make one to hold my small craft paint bottles....maybe put it on a turntable so it spins.

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    1. Me too. And I have the whole set of cake pans, down to small. May make 2!

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  8. I love it, what height are the candlesticks?

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  9. You could also use plates instead of the pans to serve food on.

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  10. so cool!!! I have to try to make one, me being not so talented. the E600 glue??? you get that at Home Depot or Lowes? or a craft store. thank you!!!

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  11. I was surfing the internet looking for a tiered tray to make a Christmas gift for a friend. Pinterest has a pin where you fill the trays with everything kitchen along with pinecones ornaments etc. Your idea makes her gift even more special because she is so creative and will love her gift all the more. Thank you for being so creative!

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  12. What kind of glue did you use thanks

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    1. The glue is E6000 you can find it at craft stores I've even found it at Family Dollar!

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  13. I love this! It's so cute. My mind is already thinking of all the possibilities for this stand! Thanks so much!

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