A Happy Fall Y’all Cutting Board Made Using Cricut is an easy and inexpensive project. Turning a plain cutting board into a fall decor item is an easy way to add some fall decor to your kitchen. I found a cutting board at the Dollar Spot at Target recently. It was one of those items that I bought, not knowing just how I would use it.
How to Make a Happy Fall Y’all Cutting Board Made Using Cricut
Supplies Used:
- Cutting Board from Target Dollar Spot
- Vinyl Sheets
- Transfer Paper
- Cricut tools for cutting and weeding
I love finding items that can be used for crafts at Target. With prices ranging from $1 to $5, I almost always spot something that I can use. This small cutting board was $3 and just the right size for a decor item.
I’m enjoying learning more about how to use my Cricut Air Explore 2 and this cutting board was a great surface for a vinyl project. I’m using lots of bold colors this year in my kitchen and breakfast nook area for fall. The thrift store tray makeover for a centerpiece adds a pop of color to the space. I decided to use more bright colors for the cutting board.
I searched Cricut Design Space for pumpkin images and found a two layer one that I liked. I sized them to fit the cutting board using Cricut Design space.
I did the same for leaves. I cut some using orange vinyl and some using a deep yellow.
I get lost in the fonts while using Design Space. Between the Cricut fonts and my system font, there are a lot to choose from. For the cutting board, I used Peignot Std Light.
Once the pumpkins layers were weeded, I used transfer paper to add them to the cutting board. I added a trio of orange leaves and some larger deep gold ones.
Is it too early for Happy Fall Y’all decor? Maybe so, but we’ve had a couple of days with temperatures in the 80s, so it’s close enough to fall for me!
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Happy Fall Y’all Cutting Board Made Using Cricut
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LINDA says
Pinned this to my crafts board. really cute!! Looks like you are having lots of fun. best wishes for more fun this week. Your friend, Linda @Crafts a la mode
Beverly says
Thanks and thanks so much for pinning this, Linda! I’m enjoying learning to use the Cricut for lots of fun projects.
stacey @food safety superhero says
That’s so adorable. I haven’t used my cricut in a while but i really need to pull her out of retirement. LOL. Thanks for stopping by at the #blogginggranmotherslinkparty
Beverly says
Thanks! I’m enjoying trying out some fun projects. I’ve only had my Cricut for a few months, so I’m still learning.
Marilyn Lesniak says
Congratulations! Your post was my feature pick at #OverTheMoon this week. Each Hostess displays their own features so be sure to visit me on Sunday evening and to see your feature! I invite you to leave more links to be shared and commented upon. Please don’t forget to add your link numbers or post title so we can be sure to visit!
Beverly says
Thanks so much, Marilyn! I appreciate the feature!
Michele says
That is super cute!! I would buy myself a Cricut if I thought I would have the time to use it. If I didn’t bake so much! Thank you so much for sharing this with us at the Whimsical Wednesdays Link Party! 😀
Beverly says
Thank you, Michele and thanks for the party each week. It does take some time COMMITMENT to create with a cricut, but I’m enjoying it.
beverly says
Beverly,
What a cute idea. Love cutting boards and this is so perfect for fall. I need to get a cricut machine. I have so many great projects made with it.
Stop by Wonderful Wednesday Blog Hop tonight, since you are my feature.
Hugs,
Bev
Beverly says
Thanks, Bev! I appreciate the feature! I didn’t make it to last week’s party because we were in the midst of evacuating from the storm. I couldn’t focus on anything! I’ll be sure to stop by this week for the party though.