I hope you all had a good Wednesday.
After enjoying a 70 degree day on Monday, we experienced a dramatic temperature drop today with snow! Crazy weather!!
I shopped a couple of thrift stores on my lunch hour today and the only thing I purchased was this small wood slaw cutter. It's hard to tell from the picture but it only measures 12" from top to bottom.
I thought this would make a cute little chalkboard for my kitchen.
This was an easy project that had few steps and took me less than 30 minutes to complete.
I first cut a thin piece of scrap wood to fit in the recessed area of the slaw cutter.
I painted the scrap wood with chalkboard paint and used wood glue to secure it to the slaw cutter. I thought the piece looked a little flat so I added a finishing nail to each corner.
Finished project!
I also added magnets to the back of the cutter so I could hang this on my refrigerator.
I used four magnets to hold the weight of the cutter.
I've posted a couple of other projects in the past using larger slaw cutters.
Thanks for stopping by!
Jane





Cute, Cute, Cute Jane! I don't think I have ever seen a small one like that. I have one of the really big old ones- xo Diana
ReplyDeleteLove how you can think outside the box and create amazing things. Too cute!
ReplyDeleteThis turned out so awesome, Jane...much more handy than an old slaw cutter!
ReplyDeleteDon't you just love 30 minute projects??? This turned out great! Good vision Jane!
ReplyDeleteSusan
Super cute! Thrift store shopping around here had been pretty scarce lately. I keep trying to find good stuff though!
ReplyDeleteThis is so cute, I love how it has magnets to hang on the fridge. So handy, Jean
ReplyDeleteYour projects are not only useful but inspiring.
ReplyDeleteJoy
so creative! cute!
ReplyDeleteToo cute..
ReplyDeleteLove it..
adorable little chalkboard. I just found your blog via Savvy City Farmer. so glad I did.
ReplyDeleteMy motto....
ReplyDelete"It's not about what it is, but about what it might become."
Good call on this one!
Adorable! Crazy weather here too. Last few days in the 80s. Yuck! Finally a front blew in last night and we are back in the 50s. Not ready to give up wearing my sweaters and jackets just yet.
ReplyDeleteoh dear you had me with quick 30 minutes.... but lost me at
ReplyDeleteI first cut a thin piece of scrap wood to fit in the recessed area of the slaw cutter.
Looks fantastic, what a great idea.
There is a gadget called a slaw cutter? I could do with one of these. Great project. xx
ReplyDeleteJane that is so cute! i love the chalkboard you added!
ReplyDeletehugs,
Linda
Hi Jane, that is adorable. Useful and cute . . . win . . . win :)
ReplyDeleteHave a grand ole day, today.
Your blogging sister, Connie :)
So very cute and because it's on the fridge with magnets you could always turn it sideways -- just in case you need to write 'chocolate' on the list! :D
ReplyDeleteAdorable! What a creative idea. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteSo clever Jane! Love that you added magnets for the fridge. That would definitely come in handy in my house!
ReplyDeleteJeanine
This is a great project! You always find the best ways to recycle!
ReplyDeleteSo enjoy seeing all your creative ideas. I looked back at your large slaw cutter and really like how that turned out. Would love to find one of those.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Audrey Z.
Timeless Treasures
it's so cute....and I have 3 or 4 of those cutters at the store, but hard for me to cover up that cute little blade. =/
ReplyDeleteSo glad for your posts.
I'm on email sign up and every time I see your name pop up it makes me happy. =)
blessings
barb
Hi Jane!
ReplyDeleteThis is a great idea...lots of these at the shop!
I want a slaw cutter...but i want it to cut slaw!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun idea! So clever and useful too. Love it!
ReplyDeleteSuch a great idea! I will have to look for one of these. It would be such a great addition to the kitchen.
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