Cutting Board Makeover Bon Appétit!

Cutting Board Makeover

Do you remember this cutting board?

It was one of my thrift shop finds I shared a few weeks ago.

Confession time …

I barely passed French in high school, but I think the language is beautiful.

Bon Appétit seemed fitting words to do this cutting board makeover.

Here’s the inspiration project from Chalk Couture.  So très chic!

Cutting Board Makeover Supplies:

I have included affiliate links for items used.

Cutting Board (these are similar to mine)

Wood Stain

Sandpaper (if needed)

Stencil or Transfer (I used the Bon Appetit transfer)

Paint or Chalk Paste (I used Fresh Linen and Honeydew)

Paintbrush or Squeegee

Cutting Board Makeover Directions:

Step 1

Sand the cutting board as smooth as possible and stain.

Let dry overnight.

I picked off the pear and feet before sanding.

Step 2

Cut out the transfer designs on the cut lines and “fuzz” them on a cloth.

Press firmly, making sure there are no bubbles.

Step 3

Chalk it up with a squeegee.

Step 4

Repeat the process with the leaves and olives.

** Note the leaves have gaps.  That’s where the olives go.

Step 5

Clean the transfers and squeegee.  I also make sure the paste jar is clean and spritz some water in it before putting the lid on.

Totally forgot to take a photo after chalking the leaves and olives.  My bad.☹️

But this is the end result.

Pair with a bottle of Olive Oil, some French bread, and tea towels for a perfect DIY housewarming gift!

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See other kitchen projects:

Magnolia Market Style Farmhouse Serving Plank

Farmhouse Metal Kitchen Wall Bins

Let’s chalk  together.  It’s cheaper than therapy.😊

I’m offering a discount bundle price that includes this transfer plus your choice of one 3 oz. container of chalk paste and a small squeegee  The retail price is $42.97.  My bundle price is only $33 + tax and shipping.

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Vaya con Dios,

Angie