This project took me way too long to finish, but I can finally say it is done!
 This is actually a Pinterest inspired project found here. My sisters and I got together one afternoon to put them together. Two months later…I finally finished mine.
One of my sisters had the great idea of adding the kids’ kitchen jobs at the bottom.
 
To make meal planning even easier, we decided to add side dishes to each meal. Meals are also grouped by color so I can easily find quick meals, crock pot meals, etc.
The pockets are for the meal tags. The meals start in the bottom and move to the top once I have made them. When most of them are in the top pocket, I can
move them all back to the bottom and start over again.
I am really excited about how it turned out and I really hope it will help me do better at planning meals.
 

So, what’s for dinner at your house?

I love making digital cutter files and each week I love to share them with you!  This free download will be available through 4/11/12 and is for personal use only. You can purchase the file with a Commercial License from my shop. Here is this week’s freebie. Enjoy!

Sorry, this free file has expired.  It is now available to purchase in my shop.

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37 Comments on Menu Board

  1. love it… I can't wait till my kids can do chores 🙂 Well my 2.5 yr old does like to set the table and empty the dishwasher… but someday when they can do it independently… that will be awesome!!!!!

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  7. Angie–I love this project!! It is so cute, and so user friendly. Really great for a busy family. 🙂
    thanks for sharing @ catch as catch can!
    gail

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  9. That is amazing! you did such a good job and it is a cool idea. I am following your great blog now, glad I found you. I would like to invite you to come over to my blog and share your cool menu board tonight at my Sunday Linky Party.
    Hope you stop by
    Thanks
    Rose

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  10. It's so pretty! Love the colors. I think I might start meal planning if I had a wonderful board like this 🙂 Pinning for future reference.

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  14. Very cute! Can I ask what type of board you used and what size it was? I read the pinterest board poroject too but I'm not even sure where one would find magnet board. I may have to try thios project out myself!

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  21. This is so cute, I need to try something like this. If you have time I would love for you to come share some of your projects at my link party!
    Amy
    homehappyhome.blogspot.com

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  23. I LOVE this on about a hundred different levels. I think I need to step up my scrap paper menu/grocery list system and come up with something a little more sophisticated. This is fantastic!

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  26. I have a similar board pinned, but need to find the motivation to actually make it. I really think that once I have it ready to go, it would make my life much easier.

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  34. I think the time is WELL WORTH IT! That is such an amazing organizing system for dinner! I'm including this masterpiece in my round up from guest hosting with Ginger at Ginger Snap Crafts!

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