DIY “Pour Some Gravy on Me” Cutting Board Sign

This Thanksgiving, make your kitchen countertop complete with this funny DIY “Pour Some Gravy on Me” cutting board sign. This project is easy, inexpensive, and will definitely get a few laughs from your dinner guests. So grab some supplies and let’s get started!

Thanksgiving Cutting Board Sign

Supplies:

  • “Pour Some Gravy On Me” SVG Craft File
  • 1 Small Cutting Board, Dollar Tree
  • 12×12 Sheet Oracal Vinyl White 651
  • 1 Sheet Transfer Tape
  • Blue Cricut Cutting Mat
  • Espresso Stain
  • Paint Drop Sheet
  • Brush or Sponge Brush
  • Paper Towel
  • Weeding Tool
  • Scraper Tool
  • Cricut Machine

Tips for Making This “Pour Some Gravy On Me” Cricut Sign

This is another super versatile and simple Cricut craft! Simply stain or paint your wooden cutting board and add your vinyl saying.

I would highly suggest allowing your cutting board at least 24 hours after staining to fully set. It is also important to use a vinyl scraper or credit card to get all the air bubbles out when applying the vinyl.

How to Make This “Pour Some Gravy On Me” Cricut Cutting Board at Home

Let’s get crafting! Below is our written tutorial.

Yield: 1 Cricut Cutting Board Sign

Pour Some Gravy on Me Cutting Board Sign

Pour Some Gravy on Me Cutting Board Sign
Active Time 45 minutes
Total Time 45 minutes
Difficulty Easy
Estimated Cost $4

Materials

  • 1 Small Cutting Board, Dollar Tree
  • 12x12 Sheet Oracal Vinyl White 651
  • 1 Sheet Transfer Tape
  • Blue Cricut Cutting Mat
  • Svg File

Tools

  • Espresso Stain
  • Paint Drop Sheet
  • Brush or Sponge Brush
  • Paper Towel
  • Weeding Tool
  • Scraper Tool
  • Cricut Machine

Instructions

  1. Lay out plastic sheet Brush cutting board with stain. Rub all excess off with paper towel. Let dry at least 24 hours.
  2. Open design space. Upload the svg file. Set the dial on the machine to vinyl.
  3. Place the vinyl on the blue cutting mat. Cut out design and weed. When weeding is complete place a piece of transfer tape over the design and scrape well with scraper tool. Peel back slowly making sure the design sticks to the transfer tape.
  4. Place the design on the cutting board. Press down and then scrape well over the design. Peel back slowly making sure the design sticks to the cutting board.
  5. Press down with finger over all the design to make sure it is flat.

Notes

For more fun Thanksgiving Crafts visit DollarCrafter.com

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