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Sunday, August 15, 2010

Dry Erase Menu Board

I am sure you have seen tons of these floating around Blogland, but I had to join in and -Wow- can I just say that this is working for me and my husband!

We have a hard time coming up with dinners to make at home. We are always SO tempted to go out to eat or order in, that I finally decided to come up with a menu board.

I used an old picture frame from Goodwill that I painted black. I popped in some cute scrapbook papers and I cut out the words "Buen Provecho" (Spanish for "Good Appetite/ bon appetit") as well as the Monday-Sunday letters. I put those onto the scrapbook paper, put it all back into the frame and voila- an adorable menu board that you can use a dry erase marker on!



I will be linking up to these parties this week. Enjoy!

36 comments:

  1. How cute! I love it! SO simple and so useful! You did a fantastic job! Thanks for sharing in the DIY Project Parade! ;)

    Have a great week!

    Roeshel

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  2. Ok, my turn next! I need to make me one of those. Nice job, it's very cute. :)

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  3. that is so cute, it would make me stay home if i saw the menu, now if I could jut get someone to cook it! I am visiting from Cottage Instincts

    Carol

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  4. Hi... I'm your newest follower.

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  5. You don't know how badly I need one of these! It would make my life so much easier! Great thinking and great job on it!

    Jeanine

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  6. I love this idea! I HATE cooking, but I think if I had a cute board like this in my kitchen, it would make me like cooking... just a little more! ;)

    ...visiting from Sassy Sites! I am a follower! Come by my blog and say HI! :)
    (you have a very Sassy Site!)

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  7. Thanks for sharing your project at Anything Related! ~Bridgette

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  8. I love these easy dry erase boards. They made great teachers gifts last year... the possibilities are endless because there's so much cute paper available! Found you via Tip Junkie

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  9. too cute! i love these...they make planning dinner much more fun! i made one recently as well...http://www.the30girl.com/2010/08/diy-dry-erase-boards.html

    nice to have found your blog...as a fellow red-head i love your title!

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  10. Isn't that just the cutest! Great idea!

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  11. This is adorable. I love how you used a different language to label the menu!
    I'd love it if you would link up to my Friday link party!
    http://alittleknickknack.blogspot.com/
    Have a lovely night!

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  12. Very cute! Could really use on of those in my kitchen!

    Mary Ellen

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  13. What a totally fabulous find!! I just love it! Thank you so much for linking this up to my party at Frou Frou Decor!! Have a great weekend!!
    ~Terrell @ FFD~

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  14. This is BRILLIANT!!! I have a new dry-erase board that I have been trying to decide where to put... I may have found my use! I'm a follower... oh, and I am pretty sure Blondes craft more fun... :)

    www.scrapartbypris.blogspot.com

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  15. Great idea! I'm a new follower from the Friday Blog Hops and wanted to invite you to our Spotlight Saturday Blog Hop. Have a great weekend!

    Kel
    www.betweenthelines-kel.com

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  16. That is such a great idea! I write a 2 week menu for us but I do it on a scrap of paper and magnet it to the fridge. Your creation is much cuter:)

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  17. Oh, I sooo need one of these!!! So, I gotta ask, what was for your dinner on Monday...P + Q's???
    -Mags

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  18. Hi Courtney! I found your site off of Today’s Creative Blog! I love your craft! You are so talented! I just signed up to be your 460th follower! Woo hoo! I hope you stop by my new blog. I just started it 2 months ago and would love new friends! Please come see me at http://www.modernfamilymagazine.com

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  19. Now this is wonderful!
    It looks great and would wonderful for planning!
    Thank you for sharing~
    Leticia

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  20. Maggie,
    P&Q's is a local restaurant called Pints and Quarts. It is very yummy! :o)

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  21. I NEED one of these!
    Great idea!
    Thanks for linking up!

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  22. Very fun--mine would say take it or leave it every day!

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  23. Very cool - my kids have to know what is for dinner about 3 hours before we even eat!

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  24. Very cute idea!! And so simple! I love how it turned out1

    Thanks for linking up at www.simplydesigning.blogspot.com

    I hope to see you again on Friday for another Link Party!

    Ashley

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  25. Love the yellow scrapbook paper you used. Thanks for linking up to Scrappy Saturdays!

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