Start with your cutting board and paint it white.

Use a blow dryer or heat gun to speed up the drying process.

Paint another layer of paint onto the cutting board.

Use your blow dryer again to dry it faster.

Determine which stencil to add on top of your wood piece.

Lay your stencil down on your board, paying attention to the sides and spacing. Always have a visual plan before you start adding your paint.

With your pouncer, begin to press your algonquin paint gently into your stencil in the desired areas you choose.

Once you are done filling in the stencil, pull it up carefully.

If by chance you go over a bit, you can use a baby wipe to help you clean up that area while it is still a bit wet.

Use your blow dryer to dry the paint.

Take your sanding block and buff at the script.

Take some more white paint and lightly brush the script to fade it.

Use your blow dryer to dry the paint.

Determine where you are placing your floral sticker.

Add your sticker to your board.

Determine which stencil to add on top of your wood piece.

Lay your stencil down on your board, paying attention to the sides and spacing. Always have a visual plan before you start adding your paint.

With your pouncer, begin to press your black paint gently into your stencil in the desired areas you choose.

Once you are done filling in the stencil, pull it up carefully.

If by chance you go over a bit, you can use a baby wipe to help you clean up that area while it is still a bit wet.

To complete, add your handles to your tray.