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Decorative Wooden Cutting Board

 Hello everyone! Today we are creating a simple design. I am taking a wooden cutting board, and adding a few design elements to it. I thought this would be a great addition to a tray, or just to add along with my existing decor. I will include a materials list below and also there will be one within the video. Thank you so much for coming along and creating with me.


Video tutorial





Materials

One small wooden cutting board

Decorative wrapping paper or tissue paper

Acrylic paint

Paintbrush

Twine or rope

Hot glue

One heart decoration

Scissors

Wooden letters

Mod podge

Optional- Faux greenery

One pencil for tracing

Tracing and cutting the wrapping paper

To begin, place your wrapping paper on a flat surface. Take your wooden cutting board and put it on top of your paper. With a pencil, trace around the board onto the wrapping paper. After tracing, use scissors to cut out the traced shape.

Next, lay your cut-out wrapping paper on top of your wooden cutting board.  I decided that I only wanted part of my board covered with my wrapping paper. I took a ruler and drew a line across the center of my wrapping paper. I used my scissors and cut the bottom section off.

Applying Mod Podge

Afterward, use your paintbrush and apply Mod Podge to your wooden cutting board. I only applied Mod Podge to the areas where my wrapping paper would go. Take your wrapping paper, and lay it over the Mod Podge.  Once your wrapping paper is applied, smooth out any creases and wrinkles on your paper. I always use a blow dryer when working with Mod Podge. I know that several different techniques work well.
Applying acrylic paint
After, take your wooden board and apply your acrylic paint to it. I paint on the wood surface just below my wrapping paper.

 Adding twine around the cutting board
Next, take your twine and cut two sections to add between the painted area and the wrapping paper.  I used a little hot glue when attaching my twine to my wooden board.
Adding wooden letters and heart decoration
After you have attached your twine to your board, take your wooden letters and attach them to your board. I decided to add my letters across the bottom section of my board. I used E6000 adhesive when adding my letters.

All that is left is to add on your heart decoration. I purchased a pack of these heart decorations at my local Dollar Tree. They have a small hole in the top middle section. If yours does not have a hole you can easily attach your heart using some adhesive. For my heart, I took some twine, pulled it through the hole, and tied it off around the handle on my board.

Your decoration is complete! I love how simple this decoration is to create. Please let me know if you decide to create your very own. I'll see you all soon! 

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  1. Steph, I love this! You do such lovely work. Pinned because I have got to make one.
    Visiting today from Unlimited Linky 98 #35&36

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    1. Paula, thank you so much. I am so happy to hear that you want to make one. You will just love it! Thank you for stopping by. 😊

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  2. So pretty! I like it. Thanks so much for linking up at the Unlimited Link Party 98. Shared. Be sure to link it up again when I host the themed party for love and Valentine's Day.

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    1. Dee, thank you! Yes, I will be sure to link it up again. Thank you for letting me know. :)

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    2. Oh, you're welcome. May I ask how you find my parties? Thanks!

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    3. Yes! I first found your parties listed on the link party directory. And then I joined the blog hops and link party group on Facebook. I also follow you on Instagram and see all of your new announcements! :)

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    4. Great, thanks so much for letting me know!!

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    5. Stephanie, CONGRATS! Your post is FEATURED at the Unlimited Link Party 99!

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    6. Dee, thank you!! 😊 I'll be sure to visit.

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  3. Steph this came out beautiful! I love it so much! I'd love to invite you to come link up at my weekly link party and share some of your ideas! I hope you will join us!
    https://www.ourtinynest.com/2023/01/18/weekly-link-party-331/

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    1. Nicolle, thank you so much! I'm so happy to hear that you enjoyed this. I will be sure to stop by and check out your weekly link party. Thank you so much for the invite. :)

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  4. This is super cute! So so pretty :-) Thanks for sharing with us at Handmade Monday

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    1. Thank you so much! :) Always happy to share on Handmade Monday.

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    1. Jenna, thank you so much. So happy to hear that you like it. 😊

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  6. This is so pretty. I just love it and am featuring when my party opens!

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    1. Carol, thank you! 😊 So happy to hear that you enjoyed this.

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  7. Love this!! Thanks for sharing!!
    Hugs,
    Deb

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  8. Adorable Valentine's Day project! It is too pretty to not use all year.
    Ps. found you on The Cottage Market

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    1. Thank you for visiting. I'm so happy that you enjoyed this craft.

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