If you like the chalkboard trend but aren't really into painting a whole wide wall, I've got news for you. I've gathered some excellent ideas from all over the blogosphere, and they're really quite fun too. Chalboarding might have never been this easy.
Paint your pots with chalkboard paint for easy marking on your plants. Can you imagine it in a herbal garden? Great!
I think labelling is one of the coolest functions of using chalkboard paint. These are so cute!
An even easier option to paint are vinyl wall decals. No need to get dirty!
Anyhoo, these are little cute ideas, easy to do and fun, for your home.
If you are into major changes (should I say, challenges), chalboard paint still has more ideas for us!!!! (I could really, and I mean really talk about this forever). =)
Let's start sharing the ideas...
Anyhoo, these are little cute ideas, easy to do and fun, for your home.
If you are into major changes (should I say, challenges), chalboard paint still has more ideas for us!!!! (I could really, and I mean really talk about this forever). =)
Let's start sharing the ideas...
You might have heard or read about magnetic paint. If not, here it goes: there's actual magnet paint on the market. Just as easy to do on your walls as regular paint, it instantly turns any smooth surface into a magnetic board.
But even cooler, if you use chalkboard paint afterwards. Your surface pretty much becomes a real chalkboard, ready for you to hang thing on it (just as we do with our fridge).
But even cooler, if you use chalkboard paint afterwards. Your surface pretty much becomes a real chalkboard, ready for you to hang thing on it (just as we do with our fridge).
It's out of this world for me. According to multiple tutorials, you just have to paint with magnetic paint, and THEN use the chalkboard paint. Piece of cake!
And finally, this is something that got me really hooked. Did you know you could have your own chalkboard paint in your own color of choice?
And finally, this is something that got me really hooked. Did you know you could have your own chalkboard paint in your own color of choice?
So, you need only 1 cup of flat-finish latex paint and 2 tablespoons of unsanded tile grout (white). That's all there is to it.
I've read that it's easier for you to mix the grout in a little water before mixing it with your paint, because the grout makes it heavy.
So there you have it. Of course the basic black and green chalkboard paints are pretty, but why have limitations on us and our home projects?
I've read that it's easier for you to mix the grout in a little water before mixing it with your paint, because the grout makes it heavy.
So there you have it. Of course the basic black and green chalkboard paints are pretty, but why have limitations on us and our home projects?
apartment therapy
I tell you, options are endless!