Who doesn’t love chalk? Takes me back to when I was a kid! I recently had a little fun with chalkboard paint. I collected glass items from around the house and purchased a few as well, and added a personalized touch with chalkboard paint! Such an easy project! I highly encourage you to give it a try as well!
{supplies}
Things you will need:
-chalkboard paint
-paint brush
-painters tape
-glass items {photo frames, canisters, wine carafe, plates etc.}
-chalk
{paint, with painters tape}
{painted frames}
{painted cheese plate}
{watching paint dry... takes a few days}
{perfect for party frames, name plates, food labels and candy jars}
{personalized cheese plate}
Chalk Tips:
-Allow paint to fully dry before using chalk. According to directions this may take up to 4 days.
-Chalk works best on glass, not plastic.
-Need more items to paint? Ikea, WalMart and Target have a great selection of inexpensive glass items.
Oh, how creative! I love how you used the board to label cheese
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