This simple leather valet tray pattern is a clean, no-frills project designed for everyday use. It’s a great beginner-friendly build that comes together quickly and works well with a wide range of leathers, from veg-tan to soft chrome-tan.
Unlike more complex tray designs, this version keeps things minimal — straight edges, snap or riveted corners, and a wide open layout that’s perfect for holding keys, wallets, watches, or small everyday carry items. Download the free PDF pattern below and use it as a fast shop project, a gift build, or a foundation to customize with your own branding.
Note: Be sure to print at 100% scale for accurate sizing.
Finished Valet Tray Examples
Template Options
⚡ Laser-Ready SVG Files
The laser-ready SVG files are for makers who don’t want to trace anything. SPerfectly scaled, clean cut paths, no setup guesswork. Drop them straight into LightBurn, Cricut Design Space, xTool Studio, or your preferred cutting software and go. If you’re customizing the design or adding engraving, these are the files you want.
🧩 Acrylic Template
Paper patterns work fine for a single build. If you’re making multiples — for markets, commissions, or just because you like the project — the acrylic template set is worth it. Precision-cut and built to last, the templates speed up layout and cutting while keeping every piece consistent. They won’t stretch, tear, or wear out, no matter how many times you reach for them.
FREE Print Ready PDF Download!
⬇️ DOWNLOAD FREE PDF PATTERNFree Simple Valet Tray Pattern PDF - 408.78 KB
Usage Note: You are free to use this design to create and even sell the end product. However, you cannot redistribute this template in any form.
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Instructions
There is currently no video instructions for this template set.
The good news is, its probably the easiest project we have in our library. It’s literally just a square with pinched corners.
After tracing your pattern and marking the holes on your leather, cut out the valet tray and punch all of the holes.
You have several options when it comes to “boxing” the corners depending on the result you’re going for. In the photo examples above, we used copper rivets for a permanent fit. You could also try using button studs or snap fasteners if you want a valet tray that can be disassembled for flat storage.
Make sure to use the correct size hole punch that suits the post of the rivet or fastener you choose!
Leather Selection
In this example photos we used 3-4oz (1.2mm -1.4mm) natural veg tan leather from Wickett & Craig. You have a wide variety of options when it comes to this design but Ill say this:
If you plan on doing a stitched version (2 layers like we did above) you will be better suited with a thin leather less than 5oz. Especially if its on the firmer side of things. If you want to do a single layer valet tray, you can use substantially thicker leather. We would suggest 7-8oz.
Guidelines of Template Usage
We put a lot of time and effort into producing these templates, videos, and blog posts. Please do not distribute the template you have purchased from MAKESUPPLY. It’s not cool and hurts our feelings (CRY EMOJI). And we have eyes EVERYWHERE.
However, you are free to do whatever you want with the end product you create using the template.
