Moo-ving… Spring Tiered Tray

“Hey there, fellow decor enthusiasts! Let me just say I’m udderly excited to share my latest project with you! Yes, you heard that right – udderly! 😉 If you know me, you know I have a serious soft spot for cows. So, when spring rolled around, I knew exactly what theme my tiered tray needed: a whole lot of moo-velous charm!

Seriously, I’m talking about the kind of decor that makes you smile every time you walk by. Growing up on a small farm, I’ve always been drawn to the charm of cows, and I thought, why not bring that into my spring decor? This season is all about those sweet, spotted beauties. And let me tell you, it turned out even cuter than I imagined!

Now, you might be thinking, ‘Cows for spring? Is that a thing?’ Well, in my world, it absolutely is! And I’m here to show you how you can create your own adorable cow-themed spring-tiered tray without breaking the bank. I’m all about finding those budget-friendly gems; this project was a testament to that. I’m talking about scoring some seriously cute finds from Temu and Dollar Tree!

Speaking of Temu, does anyone else have a love-hate relationship with that site? I mean, the deals are incredible, but sometimes you just have to sift through a lot to find your fancy. I’m usually an Amazon gal, but Temu has become my go-to for those quirky, inexpensive decor pieces. Anyone else have some Temu treasures to share? Let’s chat in the comments!

But back to the cows! I’m going to walk you through all the adorable elements I used and show you how to pull it all together for a spring-tiered tray that’s both charming and budget-friendly. Get ready for some serious ‘moo-ving’ inspiration!”

• The tiered tray I purchased from Amazon some time ago.
• The Cow wooden flats came from Temu
• I hot glued Jenga blocks I purchased from Dollar Tree to the backs of the wooden flats to make them stand.
• I purchased the floral from Dollar Tree.
• The ladder and window came from a set I had ordered from Amazon a while ago also. And the beads came from Amazon, that I pulled out from what I use to make my beadable pens and keychains.
• I had only used masking tape I had on hand to tape the wooden flats to the bottom outside of the tray so as to not ruin it.

And there you have it! My spring tiered tray is all set to welcome the sunshine and fresh blooms. I hope you’ve found some inspiration to create your own little slice of springtime joy. Remember, it’s all about adding those personal touches that bring a smile to your face. Happy decorating, and may your spring be filled with warmth and beauty!

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