Supplies:
Wood block
Pencil
Cutting device {a saw of some sort}
Yellow spray paint {or paint}
Velcro
Scissors
Glue {I used crafter's glue}
Find a butter shaped block of wood. This piece is approximately 7 1/2 inches long by 1 inch wide. Each 'tab' of butter is approximately 1/2 inch wide. In order to save your finger tips, leave an inch and a half allowance at the end as a grip while cutting out your tabs {discard when finished}.
My talented assistant, my husband, cut the butter using a radial saw and then sanded the rough edges for me.
Using Summer Squash spray paint {in a satin finish}, from Home Depot, give your tabs of butter several coats of coverage.
Glue the sections of velcro onto the tabs of butter, making sure that they line up correctly {rough side of velcro to soft side of velcro}.
Grab a play knife...
And butter your bread!
Obligatory pun inserted here: Feel free to butter me up and let me know what you think about this tutorial.
Make sure to check out my other felt food tutorials as well.
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