How to make a Stove cover / Noodle Board
This week in the Creative Haven VIP group we are making a DIY Stove Cover / Noodle Board!
I’ve wanted one of these stove covers for a while, but I’ve never gotten around to making one. This DIY project was submitted by our members and made it to the top 4! So I am really excited about this kitchen project!.
This project isn’t from Dollar Tree, despite what you might think! It will be a very inexpensive and frugal do-it-yourself project that won’t break the bank!
I understand that you’re wondering, “Where’s the tutorial and step-by-step instructions?” That’s a valid question. This is a special project only for Creative Haven Members!.
There is plenty of FREE home decor and DIY projects on my blog but there are specific exclusive members-only projects that I save just for the Creative Haven VIP members. I hope you consider joining us inside the Creative Haven.
This post might eventually be made public, but in the unlikely event that it doesn’t, and you’d still like to join me and my friends in creating this masterpiece, you can obtain the complete how-to guide and DIY Stove Cover / Noodle Board in the private VIP club!
What is a noodle board?
Perhaps you’re wondering what a stove cover or noodle board are. As of the time I’m writing this, they’ve taken the lead in kitchen trends. Noodle boards were originally used as a place to dry noodles, but now everyone wants a decorative stove topper!
They are, as I mentioned, the new STOVE DECOR! And, yes, the project we are working on is solely decorative.
Okay, let’s take a look at the materials we’ll need!
Step 1: Cut your lumber
Please measure your stovetop to ensure it will fit before using these plans. This stove cover will measure 30 inches wide by 22 inches deep when it is finished.
You’ll need four 1 x 6 pieces, each cut to a length of 30 inches. After they are cut, place them side by side and gauge the width of each of the four. It should be 22 inches, but I’ve discovered that different mills can have very little variations in the width of the lumber, so it’s always best to measure first.
Next, trim your 1×4 pieces to the previously measured length. Again, this “should” be 22″.
