the tray you bought from cb2! ha you know if i bought it, it would remain a clear lucite tray and nothing more!! but the ikat print looks awesome in the pics…can’t you cut it perfectly to fit the tray? or fold the edges them over? truthfully what do i know…..

I would either:

a. cover the entire piece with the fabric, which would look hot
b. cover the inner bottom with a piece of fabric
c. leave as is and use modge podge over the frayed edges, which should dry clear

Finally, use Goof Off on the table (www.goof-off.com) which works wonders at removing adhesives

you’re welcome

u can buy “fray check” or just get from ur hubby ..it will the seal the edges..put it on let it dry then cut it with a xacto knife.

You can buy an iron on interfacing. Wonder Under? There are many different brands and weights. If you iron on a big piece of this stuff, then trim the whole piece to fit the tray, it should not fray for several years. I do this to fabric to make Christmas gift tags. Actually I use three layers: the top, the interfacing and then a coordinating backing. Trim, punch a hole, and use a Sharpie to write: To Betsy from Santa or whatever. They last for years and I use them over and over. I got really lazy (or tired) about Christmas. I figured out one year that I had been wrapping presents for over thirty five years. I started making bags out of Christmas fabric, all sizes. Now we just reuse the bags and the tags.