Forms of cutting boards made of wood drawings. Master class for beginners

Cutting board in decoupage technique.

The master class is intended for school-age children and parents.

The work can decorate the interior and be a gift for relatives and friends.

Target: decorating items using Decoupage technique.

Tasks:

To introduce the technique of performing Decoupage.

Learn basic manufacturing techniques.

Learn to decorate objects in this technique.

Decoupage is the art of decorating various objects with paper fragments.

Any pattern is cut out of paper (napkins), and then laid on the surface and smeared with glue.

This marvelous technique is now experiencing a new heyday.

Materials and tools:

Cutting board.

Water based paint.

Acrylic paints.

Acrylic lacquer.

Flat brushes made of synthetic hair.

Sandpaper.

Pin.

Napkins.

Progress:

After the renovation of the house, they wanted to throw away the cutting board, but then they decided to decorate it to match the color of the wallpaper.

1. We suggest you make such a cutting board.

2. Let's make a device from a sponge. Cut off a square from the sponge.

3. Attach the clothespin.

4. We prepare the surface for work. The wooden surface must be clean and dry.

5. Remove all layers with sandpaper.

6. We prime the surface with water-based paint with light touches of a sponge.

7. The primed surface should dry within an hour.

8. We select napkins.

9. Cut out the motives.

10. Peel off the two bottom layers of wipes.

11. The dry gluing method is very simple - a cut out motif is taken, placed in the right place and glued. Not a lot of glue is taken on a soft dry brush, it is gently drawn from the center of the pattern to the edges so that there are no bubbles.

Decoupage technique for beginners

Master Class. Decoupage cutting board.

Target:

Familiarize yourself with the decoupage technique; show the features of work in this technique.

Tasks:

Pay attention to the simplicity of making beautiful things;

To introduce to the world of fascinating and bewitching decoration of household items.

The target audience: teachers of preschool educational institutions and schools, parents, older preschoolers; school age children.

“Creativity cannot be taught, but it is quite possible to teach people to afford to create…”

Julia Cameron "The Artist's Way"

Decoupage has a French verb at the root and translates as "cut". Decoupage today is an elegant technique for decorating or decorating various surfaces with pictures cut out of paper, i.e. applique, but it is not so simple, after varnishing it looks like a real painting.

Decoupage attracts with its simplicity. It is suitable for those people who do not yet know how to draw professionally.

Materials for work:

Table napkin;

Cutting board;

PVA glue;

Acrylic paints;

White waterproof paint (for painting walls and ceilings);

Brushes (№2,3,5)

Sponge for washing dishes (cut into pieces);

Lacquer (what is available: construction, automotive, etc.)

It is necessary to prime the board, for this we dip the edge of the sponge in white paint and paint over the entire surface, often pressing the sponge against the board (this is much faster and smoother than with a brush).

This is how it should turn out:

We are waiting for the paint to dry well.

Carefully tear out the necessary fragment from the napkin (I have kittens):

We “delaminate” the napkin, separating the 2 lower layers:

We put our cats on the file (face down) and pour a little water so that the napkin sticks to the file:

We turn the file with a napkin and put it on the board:

Gently smooth the file with the palm of your hand, thereby removing the wrinkles on the napkin; slowly, starting from the top, remove the file:

A fragment of a napkin, coat with PVA glue (with a brush or finger):

Wait for the glue to dry (a hair dryer can speed up the drying process if you can't wait to continue)

And now the best part - working with paints!

Material selection
Made from solid material: saw cut wood, wide board or plywood sheet
Step 1: design
Step 2: Preparing the Tools
Step 3: woodworking
Step 4: details
Step 5: Protection
How to make a board from fragments
More ideas

The cutting board should be clean and sturdy. It can perform 2 functions: to be a decorative accessory, to serve as a cooking appliance.

Creating a kitchen board is a creative process that does not have a clear algorithm.

What can be a cutting board

The technical composition must be free of toxic impurities.

The groups are fastened with clamps, aligned with slats in the upper and lower planes (see photo).

When the glue dries, the group blanks are ground and planed to give evenness.

Dividing a large board into narrow fragments allows you to process workpieces on machines. They are guided by the width of the working areas of the planing equipment.

The processed group blanks are leveled in thickness, glued, lubricating the side ends with glue, and the structure is fixed with clamps.

Step 5: trimming and final sanding

When the glue dries, the board is cut to the desired size, the surface is sanded again. Corners can be rounded with a router.

A small groove is cut around the perimeter of the board. There will accumulate juice formed when cutting products.

Step 6: oil treatment

The finished product is treated with oil.

In a similar way, a board is made from fragments of any shape.

More ideas

For boards, you can use snags, unusual fragments of wood. Sometimes clear forms are avoided, they manage with grinding and impregnation of the product with protective oil.

In the finished board, you can cut a hole to remove scraps, grind the cut, attach legs to the board, and so on.

Care

Wooden boards absorb odors and accumulate bacteria. To prevent this from happening, grinding should be carried out, the product should be impregnated with oil at least 3 times a year. The service life of the board will increase.

One of the most common kitchen accessories is the cutting board. What options you will not find on the shelves of modern stores. However, with all the variety of such products, it is difficult to choose a board for your specific conditions. We will tell you today how to make it with your own hands.

Wooden cutting board - simple option

For self-production of a cutting board, you will need a piece of planed edged board with a thickness of 20-30 millimeters. Try to pick up a workpiece without visible defects - knots, wormholes, cracks, which can reduce the strength and decorative characteristics of the future product. Sawing curved edges is conveniently performed using an electric jigsaw, with a wood saw installed.

The first stage of work - marking the workpiece

It is convenient to perform it using a pre-made template. Prepare a sheet of thick paper or thin cardboard. Bend it lengthwise and draw with a pencil an image of half a cutting board of an intricate shape. Then, without unbending the paper blank, cut out the template, cutting through both halves of the sheet at the same time. To mark the cutting board, place the resulting template on a wooden blank, press it and circle it with a pencil.

cutting board cutting

Cut out blanks using a jigsaw. If there are roundings of a small radius, install a metal file with a smaller blade width.

Grinding

It can be performed both manually and mechanically, using a grinder of one or another principle of action. To achieve the best quality work, use sandpaper of several sizes of abrasive grit, from larger to smaller.

The last stage - finishing the boards

Its purpose is to protect cutting boards during their operation. Contact with wet products, cleaning unfinished products under running water can lead to rot and the rapid destruction of wood. To avoid this, apply several coats of mineral oil to all surfaces with intermediate drying. The coating process is conveniently performed with a piece of lint-free durable cloth.

Wipe off excess finishing oil with a dry cloth. After holding the last layer for a day, the products are completely ready for use.

Homemade cutting board - a more complex option

To make a more worthwhile version of the cutting board, you will need bars of various precious woods that have a contrasting color of wood. Of the available ones, we can recommend ash, maple, birch, which have a light color and beech, mahogany, bog oak, which have a brown or red color.

Nowadays, you can purchase such blanks for independent work in a number of online stores. Of course, foreign tree species, due to quite specific reasons, have a rather high cost, but it's worth it.

Hardwood is difficult to process with hand carpentry tools, so it is necessary to have access to a number of machines, such as a planer or thicknesser, as well as a circular saw. In addition, we need shield clamps or clamps.

Shield making

For the manufacture of a type-setting cutting board, an even number of bars of light shades and an odd number of dark ones should be prepared. Pass the workpieces through the thickness gauge until parts of equal width are obtained. Their thickness can be different - this will give the whole product an original look. Preliminarily lay the parts in a cassette to select their optimal relative position. Then turn the bars over on one of the edges and apply glue. For our product, choose a high-quality moisture-resistant joinery binder.

Lay the parts with glued edges to each other and clamp in screw or lever clamps.

To avoid warping of the future shield, place auxiliary bars of sufficient thickness from two planes of the product and press them with clamps.

After the adhesive layer has completely dried, usually after a day, release the workpiece from the clamping devices and remove excess glue with a chisel.

After mechanical grinding, it is quite possible to use the product in this form, but we suggest that you make it more original.

Making a chess pattern

We transfer the polished shield to a circular saw and saw it across the bars into separate parts with a thickness of 25-30 millimeters.

We assemble the set and stack the resulting parts so that the light parts alternate with the dark ones.

In the future, we proceed in accordance with the technology described above - we lubricate the edges of the parts with glue, clamp the product in clamps and glue them into a shield.

After the glue has completely dried, we carefully grind the finished product with sandpaper of various grain sizes from coarse to fine. To protect the product from moisture and enhance the color of the wood, we must treat the cutting board with mineral oils.

By selecting bars of various thicknesses and shapes, experimenting with different shades of wood of different species, you can get an unlimited number of different options for the same product - a cutting board.

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Decoupage technique has become more and more popular lately. It is a varnished application of napkins, postcards or various paper pictures. You can decorate absolutely any surface with decoupage - from to a banal cutting board. It is on her example that we will begin to master the basics of this technique. It will not take much time, and the result will definitely not disappoint you.

So, we need:
1. Cutting board.
2. White acrylic paint or acrylic primer.
3. Acrylic varnish.
4. Glue for decoupage (can be replaced with ordinary PVA).
5. Sandpaper (zero).
6. Paper napkin.
7. Brush.
8. Foam sponge.

First, the surface of our board must be primed. To do this, apply white acrylic paint on it with a sponge in 2 layers with intermediate drying.

Cut out the desired composition from the napkin chosen in advance and carefully remove the excess paper layer from it. Be careful if the napkin is two-layer, 1 layer will be superfluous, but if it is three-layer, then 2 layers.

We place our drawing on the surface of the board and carefully cover it with glue diluted with water in a ratio of 50/50. Do this very carefully from the middle to the edges. An already thin glue cloth will become even more vulnerable. Try to smooth out the wrinkles with light strokes of the brush.

Let the glue dry for a while.

If your composition only partially occupied the surface of the board, then empty spaces should also be decorated. Blot a piece of sponge in a suitable shade of acrylic paint and “punch” empty areas. You should not use gouache for this, otherwise, after coating the varnish, it will smudge, and your board will look untidy. After drying with a brush or sponge, apply acrylic varnish and let dry again. Do not worry, the varnish will be white at first, and, when it dries, it gradually becomes transparent.

Take a sandpaper-zero and carefully walk it along the side cut of the cutting board. So you will erase small flaws in the form of paint or glue.

If desired, you can once again walk with varnish on the surface. The more such varnish layers, the more durable your work will be. Well, if you decide to use the board for its intended purpose, then you need to put another layer of any furniture varnish. Do not forget that acrylic is washed off with water.
And here's what you might end up with:

By the way, the whole process took only 2 hours, and that was just because of drying!