Prep and planning is the key to an easy going week. We love this menu board idea from The Chew! It’s easy to change out the background to any cute pattern that matches your decor.

Pro tip: It’s actually best to re-oil your wooden cutting boards every month or so to keep them in top shape, even if you don’t sand them. 7. Let the board dry and get chopping.

I made a DIY epoxy inlaid cutting/serving board with steel metal handles using a cut-off from a reclaimed wood pin oak slab. This board features cutouts for two whiskey (or tea) glasses and three ...

1. Prepare Your Cutting Board First, you’ll want to clean your wooden cutting board thoroughly, I like to use a rubbing alcohol swab for this. Once it’s clean, let it dry completely before ...

From creating your own potholders to putting up a menu board, try out the best of ideas to amp up your kitchen. To help you out with it, we have listed a few ideas that are super easy to create at ...