I took the tag off the back, and then got out my spray can of chalk....the same one I've been using for almost a year now. I've read that you should rub the side of chalk along the whole surface, this makes it easier to write/erase/write/erase. I've hung it in the laundry room that is now going to be my craft room because, let's face it, I do a lot more crafting than laundry. It's my project to do list. I'm a tad bit OBSESSED with list. More on the 'craft cave' later....less on the to do list, there are padded rooms for people that talk about to do list, and I don't have time to decorate a padded room, it would be so limiting because I doubt they allow nails, scissors, and stuff.
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ReplyDeleteYou need to get a chalkboard pen...they sell them at Michaels or craft stores...they are amazing and write so much better/easier than regular chalk!
ReplyDeleteGreat job! So amazing how things can be transformed! Super love your blog!
I have done the same thing :) Its so fun we write down our menu on I will send you a picture :)
ReplyDeleteMakes a very pretty chalkboard.. I noticed that coincidentally both yours and mine posts today include the word 'Mumm' in completely different contexts, how odd!
ReplyDeleteDon't cha just love chalkboard paint?!?! I walk around the house just lookin' for items to paint! ha ha Great job!
ReplyDeleteThis is so cool! I definitely do the "chalk all over" thing when I use the spray chalk.
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ReplyDeleteI love your chalkboard spoons; what a fantastic idea.
I'm happy to have found your blog!
Jaime @ Our Journey and OH SO Chichi