Pyrex Trays - Takes 2, 3, 4.....

Junk 101...a candle tray. Beautimous!

The single version of the serving tray. This time I flipped the tray upside down so the lip of the tray faces down. Just a different look. You could finish with four finials on the top, but I opted for a cleaner look here. This is perfect for cupcakes or an oblong birthday cake.

Plates and napkins slip right under to complete the partay.

These little trays also make great bookshelves. Whip out to the hardware store and purchase some decorative brackets and mount to the wall. Place surface protecters on the brackets, slip on the tray, and adorn with best-sellers for a well-read bookshelf!

Lunch is served! These are just the right size to use as summertime lunch trays. A sandwich plate, a beverage glass (or recycled jar if you're at my house), a custard cup, napkin, and a spoon all come together in one tidy little package. They also work well if you are going to have a blanket picnic lunch on the lawn. It evens out the playing field.

Ah, hahaha! Someone once told me that my life and the lives of those around me would never be the same once JMS began. She said that everything would become a project and have to be photographed. She was right. My daughter and her friends have learned quickly that there is no such thing as a free lunch!

Yeppers, the trays work in your bathroom too! A tray full of bath time necessities, what could be better?

This time we have two tiers. Keep your computer paper, calendar, and other goodies neat and tidy on your desk.

Last on my list, but certainly not the final frontier is a make-up tray for your vanity. For this I used two trays and sandwiched some art paper in between to make it more feminine.

A closer look at the make-up tray. One tray is flipped upside down and the other right side up with the paper in between.