Chalk Board Paint

Amazing how a paint brush and a tin of Chalk Board paint (not to be confused with chalk paint) can be so much fun. I am grateful for the time and space to make 'stuff' into chalkboards.

Tweaked two trays, a vintage watering can, two clipboards, and a crayon holder. Brought out my chalk board painted banner letters too.

Chalk Board painted trays:

Thrifted some trays. Don't often find silver colored trays and was pleased to find this one. It was the easiest to paint, freehand, 3 coats and when very dry rubbed with chalk and wiped clean (think grade school).

Mid Century Modern Tray turned Chalk Board - this had a good surface, clean, smooth. Taped with Frog Tape, 3 coats of chalk board paint. 

Finished tray.

Wooden Frame Chalk Board - this is an upgrade to a cute little chalkboard, again 3 coats of chalk board paint. Painted the frame in CeCe Caldwell Cherry chalk paint. Antique wax finish.

Vintage Watering Can repurposed

Clipboard Chalk Board. 3 coats of chalk board paint (down/across/down), dried well, rubbed with chalk, cleaned with soft cloth.

   
Metal Tote Chalk board - crayon holder. Also tried out a tin can but the paint rubbed off it bits and pieces so I discarded that project.

Starting a bit of Valentine theme. Take a look at last years chalk board painted banner here (instructions on that post).

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