Vintage cutting boards 

Oh my, that food looks so good and real. I've been running after our 2 year old grandson all day and I'm starving. LOL The cutting boards are fantastic.😊❤

You created a nice collection … now not to misplace them !

Love, love, love your attention to detail! I don't need any cutting boards but I want to make some now! Thanks!!

I love your cutting boards. The first one that you made reminds me of an old match box, for wooden matches, that was on a wall in my grandparents kitchen, it was to light the wood stove with.

The cutting boards look amazing!!!

Great video, as always. I liked the way you used watercolor to add to the patina of your cutting boards. And your rope technique with the quilting thread was awesome

Oooh Josje these are so cute, and as always so beautifully made, with some of the offcuts you could make spoons and spatulas, tfs x Julie 🇬🇧

🎉that pizza made me hungry lol 🎉

Love the bread boards, I'll have to make some. Wish I was handier with the jewelry saw, like everything else, it takes practice. The first one you made reminded me of the one my parents had and brought over. They had it for years, it was just the right size for a loaf of bread. Thank you for sharing. 🍞

🎉they look brilliant 👏 🎉

Love a chopping board that shows its age! When you were preparing the round one and had the twos circle drawn, it reminded me of the ‘vintage’ ones from the 50s which had a bevelled or routered edge which was painted light green, so iconic of the era. Ah memories……

I enjoyed this video very much, because it is something I could do. My brother did that “bug juice” technique years ago to replace some new lumber on our late Parents old fence. He didn’t want the new lumber to stand out. He aged it so it blended in with the old fence our Father had built 66 years previously. It worked like a charm! I liked learning the rope technique too. Thank you!

I made some from a wooden 'venetian blind'. The wood is fine and hard and straight with fine grain and if you buy an old blind there is masses of it ! It does have to be sanded as there is a factory finish on the wood that doesn't take stain. I made quite a lot of furniture with it especially book shelves and even did some wooden flooring after cutting it into strips. xo

I hope you got my message to you from Facebook. I never get to see the premiere of your videos, likely because I'm asleep when you first upload your new video. Enjoy your content. It's delightful. Charming finishes.

🎉we call it wire wool in the UK 😊

Absolutely amazing! I am constantly blown away by your skill and your eye for detail! I would love to hang out in that tiny living room and eat that beautiful food and watch a movie😂 It’s really incredible how you made all of those different cutting boards in different sizes and shapes and colors. They’re so beautiful! I love the round one for the pizza and the one where you put the cut marks in. Such a simple thing, but such a transformation! It takes it from “a beautiful miniature cutting board” to a cutting board. I don’t know if that makes sense, it’s just the transformation from some thing that is tiny and small and beautiful to something that looks exactly the way it should in real life. Thank you for another fascinating video!

Lovely cutting boards. Thank you for sharing so many wonderful techniques. I too wonder how you cut the wood thinner? Thank you so much.

Thank you. What a wonderful video. Great reminder on how to ebonize wood. Fun to play with. I love the water color technique. When you wet wood, it raises the grain so it's probably best to wet, let dry and then sand down. Follow with watercolor stain. Wonderful video.

Beautiful cutting boards! Did you use your table saw to cut the wood piece to the 2.7 mm thickness?

🎉hello hun 🎉

Real cutting boards need to be oiled. Will you be oiling these?