Red White and Blueberry Tiered Tray

I’ve been told that the blueberry, though tiny, is a super food. I feel like I might turn into Violet Beauregarde sometimes when I am sprinkling them on all the things! So I decided to take this cute little berry, combine it with red and white and make a super cute red, white and BLUEberry tiered tray!

I found blueberry decor was lacking in the stores that I visit (they must have feared turning into Violet Beauregarde too!). I opted to make my own with these easy DIY projects.

Blueberry Garland for Your Tiered Tray

• Thread a large needle with crochet thread. Since the berries were so small it seemed to be the strongest and easiest thread for making the blueberry garland.
  • I purchased my blueberries at Michaels, you get a lot of blueberries! Purchase them here
• After threading the blueberries to the length you want leave enough string to attach a tassel. Create a tassel using these steps:
  • Using a small piece of cardboard (I used my glue dots box) wrap your twine around ten times.
  • Snip the end and slide off of the box. Tie a small piece of twine a short distance from the top loop.
  • Tie the end of your blueberry garland to this top loop.

• Snip the bottom loops open and even all the way across. And now it is ready to add to your red, white and blueberry tiered tray.

Signs for Your Tiered Tray

Using these shelf sitters from the Dollar Tree I created two signs for the red, white and blueberry tiered tray. You can get your very own copy of these signs below.

First, I removed the black part in the middle. Depending on which 5 X 5 sign you pick up from Dollar Tree you might just be able to cover the existing sign but this one had a 3D element.

Using a glue dot I stuck the printable signs to that block in the middle. I created one blueberry sign and one patriotic sign for my red, white and blueberry tiered tray.

The cute bucket flashcard is part of the Summer at The Shore Digital Vintage Flashcards available in my shop here.

The Red White and Blueberry Tiered Tray – All The Details!

The Top Tray

For the top level of my tiered tray I started winding my blueberry garland through the truck décor. I picked up a patriotic pick up garden stake and twisted the metal stake off with my hand. Using a place card holder I placed it on the top tray. A truck flashcard available in my shop here completes this vignette.

The Second Tray

The blueberry garland from the top tray drapes down to this tier. This tray features a tiny milk pitcher of berry bushes and berry baskets. The printable patriotic sign created from the Dollar Tree shelf sitter is tucked in between all of these elements. I repeated colors, the galvanized metal, and the use of the berry bushes on this layer to keep everything cohesive and to keep the eye moving. You can read more about how I style tiered trays on my Facebook page.

The Bottom Tray

On the bottom tray I placed a bowl of blueberries , I told you there was a lot in that package! More berry baskets, the printable sign and the bucket flashcard from the shop. Tucked behind the sign is a milk glass jar of berry bushes to hide the back of the sign! The blueberry garland winds through this level and finishes this red, white and blueberry tray off to perfection.

Before You Fly Away To Create A Red White And Blueberry Tiered Tray

Pin any of the images to Pinterest so you can create your own red, white and blueberry tiered tray. Hover over any picture to save the pin to your Pinterest account. So easy!