How to Make A Butcher Paper Grocery List

Sarah Cook
by Sarah Cook
Ever since I watched the Beanstalk Bungalow episode of Fixer Upper and saw the butcher paper grocery list hanging in the kitchen, I knew I had to have one for myself. Having a dedicated space to jot down items is incredibly convenient. Forget the sticky notes and other loose paper scraps and make yourself a handy (and super adorable!) hanging grocery list.
You just need a wooden board, a wooden dowel, two knobs or pulls, a roll of butcher paper, a few screws, and your choice of paint and/or stain.
I assembled the base by screwing the back piece into the sides. Then, I drilled a hole in each side piece so the dowel could slide into it. A layer of stain and paint later and I'm ready to hang the base!
I grabbed my level and screwed the base into the wall, making sure to sink at least two of them into the studs. This thing is heavy!
Voila! I slid the dowel through the butcher paper roll and onto the base, securing the knobs onto each end.


I can't tell you how convenient this list has been! When I'm ready to head to the store I just snap a photo of the lit with my phone and off I go! I love how perfectly farmhouse it looks mounted on my DIY Shiplap Wall.


If you're looking for more farmhouse inspired DIYs, check out my Canvas Measuring Tape Growth Chart.
Sarah Cook
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  • Jennie Didier Jennie Didier on Oct 19, 2019

    Where did you find the butcher paper? I love the unbleached look!

  • Beth Beth on Mar 12, 2020

    What is the prose from that you have framed in this shot? It is quite lovely!

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