For many years, I have had a printed off conversion chart stuck with tape to the inside of my kitchen cabinet. Not very pretty, but very handy. This chart lists how many cups in a pint, how many pints in a quart....and this list goes on.
Now, for any other Canadians reading this, we are supposed to be thinking in metric now. But, it's been many years since Canada did the switch, and although I do think in kilometres and metres...I still cook with cups and tablespoons. I still buy my fruit and veggies thinking pounds, even though the price is listed in both '100 grams' and pounds. So, we are bilingual when it comes to how we measure things.
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Years ago, when I was into cross-stitching, I made a nice little framed conversion chart sampler. It was handy and cute all at the same time. I got to thinking about my 'not so pretty' chart hiding in my cupboard and thought, "Hey, I should make a new one". Even if I don't hang it out for everyone to see, when I open my cupboard I will see the 'pretty'. So, today, I am sharing with you a 'free to print out' conversion chart! You can print it out on cardstock or plain printer paper and hang it wherever you please! I put mine into a clear plastic sleeve to keep it clean and hung it back where my old chart used to be.
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I hope you will be able to use this in your kitchen and will share it so others can use it too!