Sunday, December 16, 2018

How to Make Cheese Markers with Proxxon Tools

Make your own cheese markers for your next party using Proxxon tools and FolkArt chalkboard paint.

Supplies and Equipment for Making the Cheese Markers

Directions for Making the Cheese Markers

  1. Download and print the pattern for the cheese markers. Mount on the wood.
  2. Cut the straight lines using the band saw.
  3. Cut the curved corners using the scroll saw.
  4. Sand any rough edges and do any final shaping using the disc sander.
  5. Use painter's tape to tape off areas where you do not want paint.
  6. Paint the tops of the cheese markers with FolkArt chalkboard paint. Use two coats of paint, allowing the first coat to dry thoroughly before applying the second coat.
  7. Allow the paint to cure for 24 hours, then condition the chalkboard surface.
  8. Lay a piece of chalk on its side and rub the chalkboard surface on the cheese marker . Dampen a paper towel with water, and wipe the surface to remove the chalk dust.
  9. Label each marker, and serve up a plate of your favorite cheeses. When finished, wipe with a damp paper towel.

Carole

2 comments:

Carol Wulf said...

That is a nifty little project. great party idea. For a change I might know what kind of cheese I was eating. :)

Cindy said...

It's nice to know what cheese it is that you're about to eat isn't it? These markers are so clever and unique. Wonderful tutorial too.