*This giveaway has ended. Thank you everyone for participating! Twitter and Facebook selected the winners. I asked for a number between 1 and 431. I took the first answer from Twitter- Comment #50 is one winner. And the first answer from Facebook: comment #318 is the second winner.
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Hello lovely friends. I went shopping again and spent quite a bit of time on Etsy. And this is always a good thing.
Searching through stores of handmade crafts on Etsy is something I can spend hours doing. Ultimately I get click happy and start adding to my cart every time I see something beautifully hand made. And if it has anything to do with vintage linens, paper or food styling props, it is super click happy-time.
I was so super stoked to find these handmade individual bread boards by Diana at Our Vintage Home Love! All the bread boards made by Diana are custom and each are unique with their own special characters based on the wood, stain and shape.
What made me fall more in love with these boards is Diana’s story. Please read her bread board story. I cried a few times. Tissues please.
Handmade and homemade items made with love are so dear to me. Each piece weaves in a special story, a bit of the past and when I can hold it in my hands, I feel so much more inspired to love, share and give back.
So I went extra click happy and purchased a set of these boards to give away!
They are so beautifully hand crafted and are the perfect size for food photography and styling too. I just adore the different shapes of the boards and especially the lovely handles.
Diana also sells a larger selection of boards on her Etsy Store.
Good lucky everyone!
hugs and love,
diane
I purchased a set and will be giving away 2 boards to 2 different winners!
Lovely mini bread boards are hand made. Two winners will receive 2 boards. Leaves & apricots not included. But I will be giving away these vintage linens next week!
Details of bread board giveaway: (3 chances to win)
- I purchased a set of these boards and will be giving away 2 boards to 2 different winners!
- 1st chance to win: Leave a comment below and let me know what you would do with the boards if you won
- 2nd chance to win: Follow me on twitter and tweet this giveaway with my handle included @WhiteOnRice . Leave your second comment with a link to show me that you tweeted it.
- 3rd chance to win: Go read Diana’s bread board story. Cry a little. Let me know that you read it and leave the 3rd comment below.
- Giveaway ends on Wednesday 21, 2011 at midnight PST.
- Sometime during Thursday 22, 2011 I will ask twitter to give me a number. The comment number matching the first twitter response will be the first winner. I will do this a second time on our Facebook Page. Limit one set of boards per person.
- Please note, all these boards are handmade so the set I ordered to giveaway might not look exactly like the photographs.
- and btw- have you visited our Facebook page yet? We’d appreciate a “like” if you haven’t. Thank you
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I would save them to use for the best cheese plate ever!
I would use them as a sandwich board instead of plates for my husband and me
beautiful honor to Diana’s dad
These are beautiful! I would serve delicious bread for dipping!
These bread boards are so beautiful!!!!! and the bread board story…so tender!!!!! so, good lucky everyone, I would like one of these, but I’m too far away, so I can’t get one!!!!!!great post!!!!!!awesome bread boards!!!!!
I would give one to my fiance and keep the other for myself. She is not a fan of the gooey pungent cheeses that I like. This way we can keep our cheeses apart but enjoy them together. Haha!
Lovely boards. I would use them to photograph food on, and of course as they were intended, to cut things on!
Really nice memory for her father. It is a shame he couldn’t see the boards she made.
Thank you for doing this! Would love to have a real wooden bread board. As of now, my wooden board is used for daily and one can only capture so much with a single board until you can bored or the picture looks dull. Certainly will use it for styling, with friends over bread, good wine and cheese, and hang it up to give the kitchen a rustic look (when not used).
Wow … what a very heart filled story that makes such a peace even more beautiful knowing the history behind it. After having a big argument with my Father several months back, which now reading that story seems so petty, this has made me want to rekindle our relationship. Thank you so much!
I would give them to my boyfriend. He makes amazing bread, and I bought him a Shun knife already for Christmas, so this would be the perfect addition to his present.
These are absolutely beautiful, and I too read her story and got up to get a tissue. It gave me the strong urge to go up and do something, make something, live out a dream. I have a feeling that I’d end up putting one on the counter, and using it in any way possible.
Beautiful bread boards. I love to put cheese and crackers out on beautiful flat surfaces and these would be great. I love how rustic they look
If I won these beauties I think I’d be inspired to host a wine and cheese party just to show them off
The boards are so beautiful. We don’t have any wooden boards so I would use them and mark them up and watch their individual character come out. Thanks for the chance!
So many things I would do with these! I would use them in photographs, hang them in my kitchen as decoration, and use them at parties to serve things on. SO PRETTY!
I read the story. Very sweet about her Dad and the go-get-em spirit.
Ok, I did go read the breadboard story. Very touching you’re right. I know her dad looks down on her as she’s doing this now…
Just read Diana’s story. A father/daughter relationship cannot get any closer than caring on a family tradition. What is best is that everyone who buys her board and reads her story will share the close bond between a simple board and their time spent during those weekends, to their friends/family.
Simply lovely.
I tweeted the giveaway https://twitter.com/#!/sbonnin/status/147720620673732608
These are so pretty! I would give mine as a present for one of my chef friends… who happens to be my roommate. (It’s still selfless if half selfish, right?) Thanks!
I tweeted!
I would use them to display cheese and roasted vegetables.
I would use these boards as serving platters for small tarts. They look so pretty.
Oh my goodness! I read Diana’s bread board story. Now I think EVERYONE should own one of these boards. To have something made with that kind of history is a treasure!
I visited Diana’s blog and read the story. It is so touching that she started making these boards to remember her father and feel closer to him. Really touching. This makes them even more precious! I do hope I win
After reading the story, I think I would have to give it to my dad.
I have a mild obsession with small cutting boards. I would love to add one of these to my collection – they’re beautiful.
Love the worn and rugged look of these boards, they remind me of my grandmother’s. I would use these for charcuterie and cheese boards. I don’t think I could bring myself to cut on them.
I love bread boards in general and these would be lovely for entertaining as well and would be a nice addition to my very limited food prop box.
These are absolutely gorgeous! One word for you: cheese. That’s what I’d do with them
I would use the boards in my kitchen and as props for photos- I’m currently making a cookbook for my family and friends. These are beautiful!
I also tweeted about your giveaway here: https://twitter.com/#!/Eating4England/status/147722440716451840
I would probably use them for any and all food photography for my blog from now on. They are so cute!!!
Very nice story. I love that she used the mini boards at each place setting.
I read the story, it’s really sweet
I’ll use them for cheese and fruit
Love the story!
When I’m not using them, I would hang them on the wall along with my handmade wooden spoons.
Annnd I read the story. LOVE the idea of making a mini bread board for each person at the dinner table – just lovely.
I am the regular hostess for my group of friends – they are all in grad school – so once a week they come over and we have a quick homemade meal together and then they scurry back off to the library – so one board will go to putting delightful treats on display for them.
The other would go to my friend who always supplies us with delicious homemade bread. He has a great starter.
So pretty! I would definitely use it for food photography (something I hope to get better with!) since my selection is very limited.
These bread boards are darling! I would definitely use them for my blog photos.
I tweeted the giveaway and follow you on twitter.
I read the bread board story – awesome! I was reminded of my Uncle Nick’s bread board that had to be about 50 years old. The top had curves in the wood from years of use.
Read Diana’s story. Totally cried.
gosh, those are gorgeous. i’d use them as photography props, for sure. some soup bowls would look gorgeous against that wood.
If I win the 2 little bread boards I will be very happy
. Sometimes my son and I have a baked potato bar for dinner and I think it would be lots of fun to put our potatoes on a board instead of a plate.
OR when company comes each board would feature a beautiful and delicious cheese from Cow Girl Creamery because if there was ever a cheese that deserved its own board it would have to be Red Hawk or Mt. Tam.
TWEETED!! https://twitter.com/#!/jennyniemi
Following and tweeted:
http://twitter.com/#!/diemk
What a touching story! We all have an attachment to certain things, usually because of the memories they hold.
Read the post, cried and had fun poking around the rest of the site. Thanks for pointing me to a fun new site to visit. I can think of lots of friends that would love to get a handmade bread board.
Love these! I would use them as props for my blog posts! And stare at them because they are gorgeous!
I would use one to take photographs for TWD, and the other I would give away.
Pay it forward!
Use for my blog posts, of course! And cheese & crackers w/ friends. What a beautiful giveaway!
I would use them as serving pieces. Anything would look great on them!
I have an old bread board that I use for most of my food photographs. If I had one – or two or three – of these, I’d have to incorporate them into the rotation. I’m sure folks are getting tired of the same ol’ background in my pics.
Ah, daughters and fathers. Those stories always tug at my heart. (yes, I read Diana’s!)
following on twitter
If I won, I would use my board for food photography. I’m always looking for pretty cutting boards and pieces of wood for my pictures.
I would chop up some bread on them.
I’d use them as the backdrop for “food porn” on the food blog that I am going to be launching sometime soon.
Also, I’m thinking it would be nice to serve focaccia with tomatoes and fresh mozzarella on one in the summer.
Love these! You’ve been RTed.
https://twitter.com/cowgirlgourmet/status/147727805508096001
I think I would use them for food styling. And maybe serving crackers and cheese. So beautiful!
I’d give it as a gift to my beautiful Auntie.
I read the story – so touching. I love her father’s inspiration to make what we can’t afford – it’s brilliant!
We entertain often, I would love these for serving appetizers, bread, etc.
Wow. WOW! What would I do? Well as it happens I’d been looking at handmade bread boards online and at craft shows to use as photo props for a virtual project. My mother is elderly and very ill, so I’m trying to help her do something that she’s always wanted to do: write a cookbook. But I’m doing it online, because it’s faster. And I’m working through her and my recipe stash to compile it.
I haven’t yet gotten into breads, but when I do, this would be dandy for the project. (I’ve got my mom’s lovely linens to showcase, too, as well as her marble board and some other things from her kitchen.)
I would give them to my dad. Best cook & best dad ever
Make mini pizzas and serve them right on the boards. We eat off large boards all the time but these smaller ones can be set right in front of you.
Read the story. Very touching.
I’d use it to chop lots of yummy veggies for a veggie lasagna!
My board will hang in my kitchen as a reminder of the beautiful energy you share with all of us who walk in your sunshine.
Hors de voures tray
Say, is that my toffee in your shot?!
These are so pretty! I like to do cheese tastings with friends sometimes since we have a really fantastic cheese shop near where I live. So, I think I’d use these boards to set out nice cheeses, dried fruit, nuts, etc. – it would be so pretty!
I would use this beautiful board to serve my family on Christmas Eve!
If I were the lucky winner, I would actually give them away to my mom – she would love these and I’m sure she would bake up some bread to display on them!
Those are gorgeous. I will add it to my collection of bread boards and cutting boards made by my grandfather and dad. I use those boards of course, double duty-art and useful.
The boards are gorgeous! I’d use them for entertaining and for photos
And just for staring at…
I’m Etsy addicted too! I would not only cut everything on these, I would display them proudly. They would fit in perfectly with my country kitchen. Thanks for the chance!
i’d keep one for myself & send one to my best friend for the holidays. we used to live in the same city and would have weekly homemade dinners together with our husbands. now that we’re far apart, i’d love for each of us to have a cheeseboard to remind us of our dinners together!
Oh I read the story and…I cried.
Also, I just read Diana’s bread board story. What a touching tribute to her Dad’s memory!
I tweeted: @WhiteOnRice is giving away lovely handmade bread boards: goo.gl/tCZ3k
I like you already, I love you guys, actually
and these boards are beautiful!
I have my knife and cutting board out at least 13 times a day chopping up some sort of veggie, fruit, you name it, I chop it!
read Diane’s story..and that her father passed before he got to see them
Beautiful story. I cried, too!
I would chop fruit and only fruit on these boards!
They’re so pretty, I’d almost be afraid to use them! They’d be great for a cheese platter!
I would use them for a cheese platter. Those are beautiful boards.
I’d use one for cheese, and give the other one to my sister
LOVE the story!
I would use it to serve cheese and bread on over the holidays
Aw.. their story reminds me of my husbands grandfather. He is a woodworker and we have two cutting boards made by him. He no longer can make them (degeneration of eyes) so they are super special even more so now. My husband was gifted woodworking classes for his birthday–I am excited for the opportunity of the tradition to continue in our generation too. ~e
I’d use it as a cheese and cracker board for parties!
Loved the story as well, I think you can always tell when something is made with love. You can tell that each board has Diane’s father’s inspiration in it!
These are so beautiful! I love handmade and shop on Etsy whenever I can. If I won the bread boards, I would use them as serving boards for cheese, fruit, etc whenever friends come over. They would definitely make an impression!
I now follow you on Twitter! Here’s my tweet about the giveaway: https://twitter.com/#!/kitchenfrolic/status/147745801077129216
I just finished reading Diana’s story. I think the bread boards are a beautiful tribute to her father and his memory, but also a lovely way to continue building tradition within her own family and sharing that with others. Family dinners are really important to my family too and I hope to continue that when I have my own family!
I would use it the way we always use cutting boards – with loads of love to make our favourite food and to see our loved ones smile away as they take a bite out of all the stuff we make
I’d probably use them to serve cheese at my next wine party. They also would just be pretty to have in my kitchen.
These are beautiful! I would use these to serve my homemade bread. My grandparents always use bread boards, so it would remind me of them, too.
i would hang these in my kitchen and have them handy for picture taking. i wouldn’t want to ruin it by cutting things on it
That was a nice story and the boards are a lovely tribute to her father.
I just read Diana’s story. That is wonderful! I think it’s a great way to share something that her dad loved with her children, too.
I would serve bread to my family at meals on the boards and take photographs with them (of course!). Thank you for sharing Diana’s story and her shop with us.
I already follow you on twitter & here my is my tweet https://twitter.com/#!/TheLittleKitchn/status/147751954100125696
I’ve been making all kinds of artisan breads lately, so I’m sure I would use them for that, but they also scream cheese board to me.
I read Diana’s story, thank you for encouraging us to read it. It reminds us that we need to chase our dreams today, now. Love you both! Thank you!
If I won a beautiful bread board, I would use it for photos for my (lowly little hobby) food blog, and for serving when we have casual parties and get-togethers.
I would bake bread and take pictures! Put my Christmas Eve cheese selections on it! Love it, cherish it and name it either White, or Rice.
I follow you on Twitter and I tweeted your tweet. http://whiteonricecouple.com/giveaways-2/food-styling-bread-board-prop/#comment-38500
I would use these to slice and serve panettone at Christmas, or to serve cheese and crackers.
I read the story; what a meaningful reminder of a special relationship.
I have some homemade cashew cheese and would make bread for an appetizer/lunch plate. Persimmons would be beautiful on that wood.
Well, I might just procure some apricots and flower petals and admire how nice the boards look under them. And serve bread, of course.
OHHH MY WORD. I would shoot with them of course. And then shiver at how beautiful they are.
Gimme!
Isn’t it something how doing something with your Dad leads to some of the nicest talks? They forget, and let their guard down when their hands are busy doing something else.
Yes, I read the sweet story.
I would use the mini bread boards for serving cheese – or as invidual boards for my husband and I. Nice to use as they were originally intended.
Following you and tweeted: https://twitter.com/#!/saladgoddess/status/147758384089792512
Diane,
I love these, they are not only beautiful, but great for food photography. Thank you for sharing them. I would love to see your Etsy favorites! I too spend a lot of time on Etsy looking for cute things. BTW…I am not entering the giveaway as I am just going to go ahead an order a set, just wanted to say that I love them.
-Nicole
As I read the bread board story I was so pleased to learn that she had learned the woodworking skill from her dad. Hopefully she will pass it down to her kids. She also has created nice heirloom quality gifts.
Perfect for wine and CHEESE!!!!
I love cooking but have never owned a quality cutting board. This is so beautiful though that I might have to use it as a serving board to serve fruit, crackers, and cheeses.
Diana’s story is lovely! I know that her father is a part of it in spirit.
Read the story. What a nice way to honor her dad’s memory. I love the mini boards in her shop, too.
I would use them for bread when company is over!
I would use these to share food with friends. They are beautiful. I am off to read her story.
My favorite boulangerie in the city opened just down the street. I rave about it to anyone who listens. Next time I have people over I’m going to buy a selection of brioches, breads, pastries and buns and cut them up and serve. What better way to serve such deliciousness than on bread boards so lovely?
I love Etsy. These boards are gorgeous and unique! I would love to use one to serve cheese to guests, or put a pretty loaf of bread on for food photos
I would love to win. I bake fresh bread often and just started getting into food photography. This would be a great new addition to help build my props and use for my fresh baked bread.
I tweeted this giveaway.
https://twitter.com/#!/thelynxisme/status/147771543894769665
I follow on Twitter and I *tweeted*: http://twitter.com/#!/Sarah_Pardee
I would create a spread of yummy cheeses, olives and freshly sliced bread.
I read the Diana’s bread board story. Very touching and inspirational at the same time.
I read Diane’s story… how moving. The time I spend with my dad on projects is great because we also talk a lot during those moments. Definitely something to cherish.
I love wooden cutting boards! I would use it to cut fruits & vegetables to make pasta dishes & pies. Sonds so good, I will have to make something right now.
I would use these to serve scones or sliced banana or pumpkin bread, or I could serve my husband a sandwich on it. They are beautiful and unique gifts from the heart.
i would toss a cheeseball on it. i have always wanted to make a cheeseball that actually tasted yummy. this board would be my inspiration!
I would give these to my husband. He loves to cook and bake, the look on his face would be priceless.
If I was to win the board I would easily use it to show case the first loaf of bread I make with my two ttwin nephews. Just as my mother taught me I will also show them how to make delicousness fro scratch. And of course get 1/2 the flour over the kitchen and on ourselves.
Love her story. It’s amazing what a parents love and strength can encourage!
i would serve cheese and cracker on it!
I would cut cheese on it, I have so much and use it to serve cheese, crackers and wine!
I would use them to serve my husband and myself fabulous, easy, rustic lunches of cheese, meat, and hunks of crusty bread. Lovely.
Read her breadboard story… so so sweet. I love that she can think of her dad every time she makes one.
These bread board are so versatile- for elegant food display and photography!
I also follow you on Twitter now (still learning how to navigate through it!)- http://twitter.com/#!/abbhi_515
love these boards!! i would use them for hot dishes on the dinning room table and also i would have them adorn my kitchen wall when not in a utilitarian use!!
love the story about her dad having so much faith in Diana’s ability to make her own boards! so sweet….
Handcrafted items are so special. I enjoy shopping for them and meeting the artisans and hearing the stories. I would use these boards everyday as they were meant to be used. Over time they will wear and have the markings of the wonderful food that was prepared on them. I would hope to one day pass them on to my children along with the memories that were made along the way. Such a nice give away.
These have so much character. I would to use them for serving cheese, tarts, etc. They would also be great for bread or biscuits.
These would work perfectly for serving cheese and bread/crackers!
I would buy four more and use them for snack trays for the neighbors when they come over for wine.
I would use it for cheese spreads and photography prop
Thanks for the giveaway!!
I would use it to serve bread at the table and use it a photography prop. Sooo perfect!!
These are beautiful! I’d find a way to display them prominently so that daily use would be easy
Think I’m gonna make a loaf of pumpernickel to slice on these boards!
Just read her story! What a beautiful way to keep the memory of her dad and his work alive!!
I read Diana’s story
I would finally tackle making gluten free bread and style and photograph them on these beautiful boards!
I tweeted the giveaway. https://twitter.com/#!/mrsregueiro
What a touching story and an awesome gift to pass onto friends.
I want I want. Have been looking for one for the longest time!
I have a bookshelf now that is nothing but cookbooks. I decorate it with beautiful kitchen items. The boards would sit on the shelves … when not in use.
I love these, too. Because they are SUBSTANTIAL and really crafted. I would use them, but also hang them as fine craft. Did you look at her great home pictures? Really creative!
Beautiful story – my late father was a woodworker too, and I also have very special memories of the flannel jacket, chilly garage, and amazing smell of saw dust.
Here’s my tweet.
Can I have one of the apricots, too? http://twitter.com/#!/WhiteOnRice/status/147717943210418177
I’d love to serve cheese on these. They’re so pretty!
I would use them as snack trays!
I love these bread boards. I’d use it to photograph food and serve my husband’s delicious homemade breads!
Her story is very touching!
What a lovely give-away! I would keep one and gift the other- they are too pretty not to share!
Sandwiches, homemade bread, cheese and crackers, snacks…what couldn’t I use this bread board for?!
What a touching story–anyone that has a dad who wood works can relate to it. I know our house is full of items my dad has made over the years.
these are almost too nice to use–but they would be wonderful for feeding friends and family at our table.
what a touching story–and a good reminder to tell my own dad more often how much i appreciate him!
Looks like I’m number 176. What are the odds that it’s my favourite number!? Okay, not good. I’ll take my chances…besides, those numbers added up give you a five…nice! that’s only two of my lucky number. Love the boards. I’d use them for shoots and to chop christmas dinner on.
I really really love this boards. I will use them for my photos, with cheese maybe, or with Italian salumi. I have 2 boards but they are too big for photos. Bye bye!
I just something witty. But I got kicked out. Guess 176 might be lucky after all. Love these boards..I plan on using them in shoots and cutting up my christmas dinner on. Or maybe I’ll just stare at it.
I’ve just read the story of the boards… it’s amazing and beautiful. Making thing with our own hand always create intimate moments. (sorry for my orrible english!)
Cheese plates. Oh, yes.
Such a lovely story…
Lovely post about how the boards came to be. Handcrafted with love, for sure.
oops – forgot to say what to use it for. Something small and scrumptious – fruit, cheese, homemade bread w/homemade jam, a perfect chocolate.
I would donate them to our annual Love Crop for A Cure silent auction to raise money to find a cure for Type 1 Juvenile Diabetes. My grandsons and a number of my students have juvenile diabetes.
I read Diana’s story – I am sure her dad would be proud.
Cheese bread and olives! I love these boards!
keep one and give one to my mom
These are beautiful! I’d definitely use them in photos.
I read the story — SO sweet <3 I love that that's how the concept was born.
And I tweeted about the giveaway (@julieruble)
I’m a cheese lover and one of these boards would be perfect for the nights when dinner is cheese (at room temp.) accompanied by one or two types of fruits and veggies. Of course, a few slices of baguette. Living alone I try to make at least one meal a day special in some way, just for me!
These are SO pretty! They’d look pretty in my newly painted kitchen. And of course I’d use them as props for the blog.
Diana’s story of the bread boards is so sweet. Just wrote a series on my parents who are gone. It’s wonderful to have a way to honor our memories with them. More power to her!
These boards are gorgeous! If I won, I would use them to carry my creations in the kitchen…and take photos for my food blog.
I know they’re going to pop in my pictures.
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I’m following you on twitter and tweeted about this giveaway: https://twitter.com/#!/uTry_it/status/147849273063653378
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Very pretty. Love the vintage character! If I won I’d definitely incorporate this into photos of more than just bread and cheese.
What a wonderful and touching story behind these bread board. They are really the perfect gifts for Christmas. Thanks for introducing me to these beauties.
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So glad you are promoting Etsy here on White on Rice. If I had those boards I would use them when I make my small batch preserves, like Christine Ferber’s Alsatian Apricot.
What a touching story… and so wonderful that it was the source of inspiration for these boards! I am a daddy’s girl too.
Maybe have the confidence to start my own food blog!
Also… if I had a pair, I would use these boards for my next party–would definitely make a great cheese-tasting buffet!
Thank you sincerely for this wonderful giveaway. It is really kind of you Diane!
I would use these for meats/cheese/bread, and of course, all of the above for great photos too!
I would probably use them everyday for everything: cutting fruit, serving cheese, making sandwiches… the possibilities are endless!
~F
I don’t have twitter, so I couldn’t tweet it. I DID however read the post on her father, what a lovely memorial to give to everyone. So sweet.
~F
Tweeted: https://twitter.com/#!/gjrjones/status/147859404417536000
I’d love to win an adorable bread board! I’ll use it for sure whenever I have company and also for food shots for my blog
Ohh love these boards! I would use them to display anything beautiful. It’d be nice for a cheese or charcuterie platter!
What beautiful boards! I would love to use this bread board like a blank canvass and add to it all kinds of food art. And then, I’d photograph it. Finally, I would eat the food, and then dream up the next delicious concoction. Then, repeat!
I would make something from the heart cut on something made from the heart.
First, I would stare it at. Second, stare at it a little more and maybe wipe off my drools. Then, I would finally bake a loaf of chestnut bread and let it sit there… looking all pretty. & to truly appreciate the beautiful boards, I would take tons of pictures!
I would give them to my dad because when I was washing his dishes today I noticed that his bread board is cracking and he deserves a new one!
FOLLOWing white on rice on twitter! Tweeted the giveaway on twitter as well~
I told Diana that her Dad was no doubt really proud of her! It’s a lovely story.
Read Diana’s Bread Board Story! Truly touched and reminded me to truly cherish the times that I have with my momma. & such a good idea to use mini bread boards for each person as a plate. & that gave me the idea to use the boards for sushi at home! Wonderful!
Diane, I’m sure you already know what I would say after our conversation about breadboards. We’d be shooting with them for our blog! They look just beautiful. Handcrafted with love. We purchased an antique cutting board months ago and use it to death. We really need to add to our collection. Thanks for a great post and link to a place we can read more.
I’d use them to serve cheeses or sweets at my famous afternoon tea parties!
Entry #2 on twitter
@WhiteOnRice are hosting a terrific giveaway of beautiful, handmade breadboards. Just lovely, Sure could use them for our shoots! Thx Diane
What a bittersweet story–so wonderful that her father inspired her to create something so beautiful, yet sad that he never got to see them.
Diane, loved Diana’s site. What a terrific story. It’s neat when something utilitarian is also a thing of beauty that you take joy in using. Whether we win or not, I’ll have to order from Diana. I’ve emailed to see if she could make larger boards as well. Thanks for a great post, a great story, lovely photos and a new site to visit. hugs!
I would use them for the breads I want to bake!
Follow and tweeted:
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Love the boards, I would use them as serving platters for cheese, crackers and other appetizers. Perfect for simple rustic entertaining.
They would be great to put candles and flowers on for a centerpiece at dinner, and also to slice up fruit and put out on the table as a serving tray for my kiddiewinks.
Or make a pot of green tea and serve my Japanese tea set on it.
i’d also use them for taking pics with the blog. these are amazing food props.
i tweeted
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I would use them for individual servings of bread at the table.
very inspirational story – in honour of her dad
I would love to bring them out with homemade jam and crackers at a holiday party!
Very touching story!
I would use it to cut bread and other things on.
That is a touching story, and the boards are just gorgeous.
I’d use it for so many things: slicing mini loaves, food blogger potlucks, and for displaying samples at my local food swaps.
That is a touching story, and the boards are just gorgeous. I’d use it for so many things: slicing mini loaves, food blogger potlucks, and for displaying samples at my local food swaps.
I would use it for everything… Make it versatile.. Cheese.. Bread… Cracker n cheese spread… If its a big one use it to put pizza on… The list can go on… Or simply to put baking goods on it…
I successfully made my first loaf of bread today so naturally I’d use it for bread and probably cheeses.
great way to honor her Dad.
I would love to win these boards, I would love to use this to show off some tasty bread. Props like these would actually can give my food photography a new dimension.
I would use them to serve bread on!
I’ve been searching for good breadboards for a long time, but objects that come with their own stories to tell, their own histories and memories, are more valuable by far than anything from even the best cookery shops–a bit like used books with notes in margins, which I’ve always preferred to new ones. I’d use this every day halfway around the world from where it was made–I live and work in Pondicherry, after 20+ years in Toronto and Houston–I’d enjoy its loveliness each time, I’d tell the story of how they were made to my kids, and anyone else who asked. It would have another life in my kitchen, on my table, and in my writing, but one that always recalled its past, honoring its creator and her father’s craft with each use. I know that I’ve just combined my 1st and 3rd chances to win this in one post, perhaps lost one shot of three in the process–but I can’t see that what I’d do with the board is separable at all from Diana’s story. How could it be? I love surrounding myself with beautiful things, each one a tale unto itself, not merely a prop. I hope this will be one of them.
Might’ve combined my chance #1 with chance #3, but at least I saved #2 in this tweet
https://twitter.com/#!/Paticheri/status/147974065360084992
cheese plates!! yes!
that is indeed a very sweet story! makes me feel like i should just go out there and JUST DO IT!!!
tweeted! https://twitter.com/#!/melonpanchan2/status/147976787413049344
I would use those to cut up my vegetable for some tom yum soup!
I tweeted the giveaway!
I read Diana’s story. It’s wonderful that she continues to honor his memory by wood working.
These are beautiful. I would want to hang it and use it to cut my fresh breads on. This is just lovely.
I love breadboards of all kinds, they give a kitchen a homey feel. I would leave mine out on the counter and probably use it for my morning toast, slicing apples for a snack, and serving cheese at night. I will check out the etsy site, it sounds wonderful.
So beautiful. I’d use it in my quest to become a better food photographer.
I would put the board in my new kitchen, serve dear friends treats on them and take a photo to show you.
I would use them for our bread or maybe a cheese plate with apples. They are so sweet!
and tweeted!
https://twitter.com/#!/thelucaszoo/status/148033461540757505
Thanks so much!
I love both 1) unique objects made out of beautiful wood and 2) most things mini, so these look amazing to me. In addition to loaves of bread, I see a lovely fruit and cheese presentation possible here…
I’d use them as a bread basket/tray!
I tweeted: http://twitter.com/#!/nella22/statuses/148053984232480769
I read her story… I love how she remembers her Dad through her craft.
I would give this to my best friend who LOVES to cook!
Gorgeous D & T! Besides lovely food photography I could see these as great entertaining items. Bread board, cheese board, etc.. Love them!
I, of course, follow you on Twitter! Tweeted!
Such an inspiring story. Her father, although not physically there, is there cheering his little girl on as she takes her dads love and makes it her own.
I enjoyed the story about the bread boards very much, but I also really love her ideas for rustic decorating and some of her DIY projects using reclaimed materials.
Thank you for introducing me to her site and I would LOVE to win those bread boards – what a great story behind them!!!
I’d use the board (which are beautiful, by the way) to serve quince paste and manchego cheese
I would use these to relaunch my blog – they would make a nice platform for showing off steaks from my favorite ranches.
tweeted the giveaway: https://twitter.com/#!/athenaplichta/status/148070139890372609
The boards are so simple and beautiful.
I would love to win one!
Diana’s story is so touching and made me think of my own dad. He was a serious hobbyist in photography and I “inherited” his love for it. Even if I don’t win a bread board I’m going to support Diana’s shop and purchase a set of the mini boards. Her work is amazing.
I would knead my bread on this beautiful board.
i’d use it as a sandwich board; it would be absolutely delightful on my counter top!
These handmade boards are gorgeous! I would definitely use them at home for serving breads and also use them at cocktail parties for serving cheese, crackers, appetizers and other goodies!
Tweeted this to my followers today! –> http://twitter.com/#!/artfulgourmet
Touching story..I love that she pursued her passion with her Father as her inspiration. I’ll definitely check out her store on Etsy..beautiful stuff!
I would use them as a serving platter every dinner!
Pay it forward – bake with my girls for neighbors and friends and
assemble and wrap as gifts! I keep our family memories alive
through our recipes (sometimes updated) – it’s so nice how
Diana keeps her memories alive with such beautiful bread boards.
Fruit and cheese would look beautiful on these!
My husband is spending the next half of his live perfecting French bread. This would be a great tool for him.
I would love them first of all!! And also have the displayed somewhere in my kitchen for everyone to see! They are beautiful!
I doubt that I would cut anything on them, but use them just for serving and photos of course. Lovely set of boards.
I’ve been fortunate enough to see the bread boards in your studio and had a not-so-small twinge of envy. These are absolutely lovely. I would use them for home made bread, of course, during parties, and also as props for my food photos.
i love the look of the boards….I would display cheese & tasty bread for New Year’s celebration.
thank you for the chance to win!
hugs,
Stephanie
What wouldn’t I do with these boards?! They are so lovely. I’d like to serve lunch on them–everyone get’s their own “sandwich board” or hang them on the wall for everyone to see. But, I have to admit I’m a bit of cutting board hoarder. I have a small collection–some purchased, some handmade including one my brother made for my father and one my father made for his mother. Both my brother and father were amazing woodworkers and both passed away too young. I treasure their cutting boards as part of their memories.
These are gorgeous! I imagine the board would look lovely with cheese and fruit.
Oh, these are lovely! I would use them to serve brie with my homemade apricot cranberry chutney. I have a great spot to hang them too!
That’a a very nice story, it’s lovely when we can create things that connect us to our past and people we love.
What a touching story and tribute to her dad. So glad she decided to start making them again.
I couldn’t help myself. I bought a set for a good friend. Here’s my link to twitter to encourage others to enter this contest: http://twitter.com/#!/lorinarlock
Just read Diana’s story. So sweet and thank you so much for sharing her blog with us. I am in awe of her beautiful house and the DIY transformations she’s done. It’s inspiring! Now I must go back and ask her where she found that cute vintage chalkboard.
What a beautiful story. I really want these individual bread boards for every one in my family!
I would use them to serve cheese on
Oh my…I love bread boards!!! I love making homemade bread and serving them on bread boards instead of a basket. These are beautiful, and my sund-dried tomato bread would look divine on them!
I just read Diana’s story. I wish I could say I am heading to the garage to honor my father and brother, but it is my sister who got the craftsman genes while I got the cooking skills. I admire someone who can make things with their hands and Diana’s story resonated with me. My father wore plaid wool Pendelton shirts, which I have stored away for my son, when he worked in the garage, worrying over every detail to make sure everything is perfect. It breaks my heart that he isn’t here to teach my son, who he never met, to build with wood. I tell my son stories often about “papa” and what he could do and how he learned it from his father and uncles who were all craftsmen and build buildings and houses all over the SF Peninsula. Thank you for telling this story. Happy Holidays.
These are amazing and gorgeous! We have weekly dinners with our closest friends and you could bet these would grace our table on those dates. I’d especially use them in photos for the blogs I write for … lovely crafts(wo)manship!
I would leave them sitting on my kitchen cabinets. Whenever anyone commented on how beautiful they were, I would say “well I won them from this fabulous blog, you need to check it out”
What a beautiful story. Thank you for sharing everything you do -just adds more beauty to all our lives…
Hmm, what would I do with them (besides cherish them)? I’m confined to a chair and cooking and food prep is difficult for me. I might use these lovely boards to help me do prep work at a table in my dining area. Oh, and is the brittle included?
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Diana’s story makes me appreciate watching my own daughter and husband working on projects together so much more!
Thanks for this opportunity x3!!
What a lovely story. I envy people with fond memories of their fathers. Unfortunately, not all of us have such lovely memories. I would be honored to share the memories of her dad through these lovely boards.
I would throw a dinner party and lovingly display a selection of cheeses & bread!
Diana’s story reminds me of my grandpa ~ he loved building and creating things in his tool shed!
Mini bread boards would be perfect for serving treats in my mini apartment with a touch of home!
I can remember helping my dad with small woodworking projects when I was little and still have some of them. Handmade items like these help bring back wonderful memories of the hands that made or inspired them.
I would live to use this board to serve Italian bread with the freah New Olive Oil I recently brought back from Italy. It would look and taste yummy. Its always in the presentation!
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Oh, these are so lovely! I have been looking for bread boards like these for quite a while, so thank you for scouting them. I would hang them on my kithchen wall and start a new collection, and buy a new one – or two – every year for Christmas.
I’ve started making my own bread and would love to use these bread boards!
these boards are delicious! When not being used as blog props, I think I’d like to serve fruits and cheeses on them for a party!
I would use them to cut thick slices of homemade multigrain bread on!!
The bread boards are beautiful. I think they would be fabulous to serve all sorts of different things. From bread and cheese to fresh fruit to dessert. They would also make a great starting point for a table centerpiece.
Wow, beautiful story on why she makes these boards. What a great way to honor her father’s memory!
Beautiful boards! I would use them to serve cheese, fruit, and bread on!
Following you and tweeted! http://twitter.com/#!/kaori_ikeda01/status/148137965313466369
I read Diana’s story–such a sweet way to keep memories of her father going!
I would make a beautiful cheese, dried fruit and nut plate. These are lovely boards!
Love Diana’s bread board story. Thanks for letting me know about this Etsy shop!
I would just leave them on my kitchen counter for the whole world to see
That and use it as a plate for everything!
My daughter writes a food blog and she really wants these cute cutting boards. I would have to give them to her if I won them! I know she would take very good care of them.
I would use them everyday for cutting everything and hang it where it is handy and visible. I don ‘t tweet or Facebook, sorry. But I love your blog!
I read Diana’s bread board story…what a great memory and honor of her father!
I tweeted your giveaway at https://twitter.com/#!/ShirleyTMadsen.
I read Diana’s story. And you know what? Even if I don’t win the ones here, I may just pick up a set from her Etsy site. I know my daughter would use them on her blog and share the history behind them.
My friend C. just learned how to make cheese this year & it’s delicious! For Xmas I purchased a cheese recipe book for her. I’d give her the bread boards so she could serve us cheese & bread at her next cheese party.
Love them! I would use them as cheese trays!
Read the story! What a sweet remembrance of her dad!
I think I might try my hand at some homemade crackers with lots of cheeses.
I would put grapes, apples and cheese on the beautiful board.
My husband and I were recently at a restaurant that served the yummiest cheese and meats on a board very much like these. It inspired us to invite guests over after the holidays and treat them to the same lovely display of foods. Would love to have one to use for this occasion!
I would keep one and pass one on to my sister.
I would use them to display and serve all kinds of food for my family and when I host parties. They are perfect!
I would use it to serve a cheeseball and crackers
I do believe I would give one of the boards to my sister who taught me how to be a foodie. The other I would use for two things; one – I have the perfect, open space to hang it on my kitchen wall. Second, I’d use it as it was intended – as a coveted cutting board for everyday use.
Went to Diana’s webpage and love that she mentioned Bellingham. That’s where I live and thrive! Yup, I share the northwest with her. Love it. Going to use her idea for lighted branches, too.
I have been on the look out for boards for serving breads a and cheeses, that have both a rustic quality but are not overly pricey.
Diane’s story about her father being the inspiration for her work really strikes a chord. He would be so proud of what beautiful work she is doing now.
Forget about breaking bread!! I’d use this beautiful board to cut it on but very carefully!! And I would
use it to present yummy cheeses & fruits! And I would display it and enjoy it!! Always remembering
the background story……. of the Bread Board.
What!?! Two boards!! I read too fast!! I would use one and display one or keep one and” play it forward” and make a friend very happy for Christmas!!
I just Tweeted this using your “handy dandy” button above I don’t know how to ‘link it’ but I am
@flyingjewel-Roberta Perez and finally….. I follow you! But I have been following you guys long
before ‘The Bread Boards Giveaway’!! (Just don’t jump off a cliff or anything cuz’ I’m right behind you guys!!)
What a heartfelt story that is bittersweet. I am so glad that Diana found the confidence in herself
that her Dad knew that she had in her all along! With every bread board that she creates with the
same ‘loving care’ just like her beloved Dad did is such a wonderful tribute to his loving memory!
would use for bread, cheese, crackers
Read the bread board story. My dad likes to do woodworking too.
Beautiful bread boards! Perfect for food styling and photographing
Oh, and holiday entertaining and anytime entertaining for that matter.
These are beautiful! I would love to use them for entertaining family and friends – slicing bread, cheeses, etc.
Just a couple of days ago, I was Skyping with my brother who lives across the country. In a frightening/exciting life step, I have just moved into a new apartment after 16 years in my old place and after the recent end of a 17-year relationship. As I was giving him the tour of my new home via my iPad (which I was carrying around as a very portable video camera), we got to the kitchen. On my counter, he spotted a beautiful cutting board that he’d made out of several different woods and which he’d given to me as a Christmas gift a dozen years ago.
“Is that the cutting board I made?!” he asked, excitedly. I said yes, and told him that I’d used it almost every day since he gave it to me. You can imagine how much it pleased him to hear that piece of information.
I may not be a collector of antiques or obsessed with inanimate objects — but even I know that things are often not just “things.”
My wife makes delicious sandwiches on homemade sourdough bread. I bet she could use these as plates!
I read Diana’s story and can appreciate her desire to create as a way to retain her memories alive.
Hi!
I’ve just discovered you gorgeous site and I must say, I’m in love! If I had one of these boards I’d bake more and use them in ALL my photography! Diane’s story is very beautiful, I lost my grandfather 4 years ago and he was an incredible wood worker, I wish I’d learned more from him. Her tribute to him is heartfelt and touched me personally. Thank you <3
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I would use it for serving food at parties!
I would use them to serve bread and cheese on.
Those bread cutting boards would be a great addition to our kitchen. I’ve been on a bread baking quest for years and love the process of baking bread. I’ve searched on etsy before, thanks for sharing this beautiful product.
A wedge of goat cheese, piece of honeycomb, some watercress and a thick slice of bread should fit on a board nicely.
I would display them on my kitchen/dining room wall and pull them down when I want to use them!
I read Diana’s bread board story. Very nice that she could make the boards for her friends and honor her Dad.
I would give it to my mother to use.
Just read her story. I really love how her father inspired her to create something so beautiful.
I love the little bread boards. I would use them to chop herbs, serve cheese crackers, make garlic/salt paste…..oh so many options.
Here is my twitter post
http://twitter.com/#!/Jane917/status/148571669382963201
Love Diana’s story. What a nice way to honor her dad.
I love the vintage look and the grains…hand made stuff is always precious. I am guilty of spending oodles of hours on Etsy {and Pinterest too}. I would save these as food props if my name were to be picked. They are gorgeous!!
I would use it for a holiday wine & cheese party!
I’d use them as gorgeous cheese boards!
These bread boards are amazing… I’d use them to put together some beautiful charcuterie plates!
I’d use them as side plates for my homemade bread.
I would hang them in the kitchen (we need to decorate!), and maybe use them to jump start my food photography.
I would use these to serve breads at family gatherings, perfect place for sharing Grammy’s favorites!
I would also use these in food photography for our family cookbook in the works.
I would give my dad one, to show off his homemade bread, and maybe use the other for serving cheese or fruit or just about anything else!
Just read the story, too-very sweet
One for me (my birthday is tomorrow!), and the other for my mom… both of us have lost our fathers, and we were just sitting in front of the Christmas tree last night talking about my dad (her husband) last night. It’s only been 2 years since my father passed away, so I’ll wait until I’m at home alone to read the story…… I’m afraid I’m still a little too fragile to pull that off during the day in front of others…. My mom and I also both love handmade, natural artisanal products, so I can’t think of a better thing to win (for me!), and to share w/my mom.
Diana’s dad would be proud. The boards look really similar to a one I made in junior high woodshop, and I wish I still had those. One of these boards would be very close
I would use them to serve the better of my homemade bread experiments.
I come from a big Italian family and we have a tradition of baking bread as they did in the old days. I have a “mamma’” which I keep in my refrigerator to use as a starter and, every Saturday, I bake crusty round Tuscan loaves to have for my family for the week. You know, for Italians, bread is sacred! And those beautiful bread boards would be the perfect altar for my rustic loaves! A perfect pairing of two items “artigianali” made with love!
What a lovely story! It makes me want to take up woodworking so I can share a bond like that with friends or (someday, hypothetical) kids.
I would use one of these lovely bread boards when family and friends come over to serve pretty little appetizers on.
I would end up using one as a trivet and one as a most beautiful bread and cracker board.
These a beautiful. I would probably hang them on the wall. I would take them down for serving break on special occassions.
These a beautiful. I would display them on the wall. I would probably take them down and use them for serving bread on special occassions.
I would use them for both photography and for a serving platter. So beautiful!
Her story is beautiful as well. My dad has actually made me a gigantic wooden cutting board that fit specific counter measurements I had and it is the greatest gift I have ever been given.
I would love to use it to display small bites or charcuterie and cheeses at our annual holiday dinner party with friends and family.
Very sweet story and thanks for the giveaway! I would use them for a lovely cheese platter for our holiday party!
First – now you have me inspired to jump onto Etsy and search for hidden treasures. I would use these as props in my blog and also for a small cheese board for my next dinner party. Happy Holidays!
I believe her dad has seen the boards. He’s her angel watching over her. I’d love to have these boards to share the story with my grandchildren. They are learning about food styling and setting tables to the benefit of the meal and event.
I have two cutting boards. They came in a package set and they’re both white ugly plastic that are beginning to wear after having been sent through the wash one too many times. Since starting up my blog, I’ve avoided any sort of picture involving a cutting board. I would love a gorgeous wood one to help get my food photography off the ground.
These are perfect! What a fantastic gift for the holidays
I would definetly use it to make some Artisan bread for Christmas, like I do every year. I left my bread board at our cabin in the mountains, and a someone who rented the cabin misused it and accidentally broke it. I would also use it for my photography, it would be great to use for cooking tutorials. Her story is absolutely amazing, and like you I cried several times.
I would love to have new cutting boards. I feel that you can not have too many of them. For one thing I’d love to hang them on our chalkboard wall. I’d love to see the contrast
I tweeted! https://twitter.com/#!/iamahoneybee/status/148966400332021761
I read diana’s bread board story about her making them based upon a suggestion from her father.
Is it horrible that I wouldn’t use it to cut on, but instead keep it on my counter, stacking a few apples and pears or a banana or two on top of it? It looks so beautiful.
I will use the bread board for my blog to photograph! When I am finished with them, I will use them as a decoration in my rustic kitchen! Recycle, Reuse!
I read the bread story, so touching! It made me tear up!
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Limes for cocktails, fancy cheeses, fine sausages…. photo ops! So many uses. I love these little boards!
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great story! I am a sucker for stories about dads who leave behind legacies. My dad is one of the big reason’s I’m so obsessed with food! He was the cook of the family, and he was amazing at it. I wish he could taste some of the meals I make today. Thanks for sharing!
boards are beautiful! I would use as a serving platter!
https://twitter.com/#!/ddinthekitchen/status/149016510084554752
tweeted
beautiful…chopping veggies is what I am going for…
I would probably want to hang these boards up in my kitchen for decoration. If I needed to chop something up, it would be handy, ha!
I tweeted about the giveaway. Twitter handle, @ConnieBolickLee
As a homebrewer I am interested in making spent grain beer bread. What an accompaniment to homemade bread from homemade beer would it be to cut it on this homemade cutting board.
These boards are so pretty, I would definitely be using them for entertaining! Probably to put my favorite cheeses, meats and roasted veggies for an antipasto platter!
I have started a collection of fabulous cutting boards and these definitely fir the bill! They would hang proudly in my kitchen…and would be put to good use in many culinary adventure, as well! Pretty please????
They’re so nice. I would use them to have a pretty type of interesting plates!
I would use them for photography and serving crostini!
annnnd, I would tweet about this fab giveaway: https://twitter.com/#!/tvtsu
I tweeted it! (: http://twitter.com/#!/OliviaEroom/status/149257197610729472
and finally, a sweet and heartwarming story from Diana @ Our Vintage Home Love. Just the kind of tale one loves to hear during the holiday season.
Awhh! That’s such a sweet story; it reminds me of me and my dad!
I would have a party and use them to serve cheese!
I adore these gorgeous boards! I would use them for my food blog. I don’t have a lot of pretty kitchen items, and I’ve been making do. These would change the whole game!!!
I tweeted!! I tweeted! Alittlepicnic re tweeted!
I would serve food to friends on them.
What beautiful bread boards…and touching story.
I would love to hang those on my wall as art and then use them to slice and serve cheese and summer sausage on!
Ooh, these look lovely!
Lovely story too.
I would use the board everyday for all of my food prep and food photography!
http://twitter.com/#!/Veggietorials/status/149415613448728576
Aww, I love that Diana was inspired by her father to make the bread boards. So sweet
Ummm, yes please! I love the look of these!
Those are just gorgeous! I would use them! That’s what I’d do. I’d use them in every possible way. I’d use them as sandwich boards for my kids, bread boards at the table, in photographs, as a paddle. (I kid, I kid. No paddling here.) They’re gorgeous!
I read her story. *Sniff*. I’m totally a Daddy’s girl. I get it.
If I won this breadboard, I would start my own bread board blog. ” The Daily Bread Board”! A new photo each day of something that’s cooking in my kitchen, displayed on the bread board with inspirational words or quote for the day as well!
I love these rustic boards for cutting cheeses, breads, snacks. They are beautiful.
I love any story about a daughter and her dad- my dad is has been in hospital for months.
He’s my hero!
I would serve my family every day on these nice boards! Yes indeedy!
I’ve been looking for a new cutting board! I have a counter-top one in my house, but my roommates leave it stained and filthy, and I’d love to avoid dealing with that. Also, it wouldn’t hurt to use one of those to take down our fruit fly infestation due to the current cutting board situation…
Chop vegetables for a warm winter vegetable soup.
I read her beautiful story. How wonderful that her dad had so much confidence in her and that she finally spread her wings and learned that her dad was right. These are an absolute beautiful honor to her dad.
I would use it for photography and cheese boards. =)
I read the story
I’d use it as a cheese board at my next dinner party!
I’ve been working on making a good sourdough bread. What beautiful boards to cut them on!
What a touching story on her bread board making and inspiration.