I like to write different notes on this little chalkboard in my kitchen!
"This and That" in a can!
Grocery List in a "jiffy"!
The bottom of my pantry door is for my 3 year old son to have some fun!
Rugs I Love & Others I Don’t
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It took me almost 20 years and 12 houses before I believed in the power of
a large rug. Before that I thought rugs were just decor or just something
soft...
3 days ago
Hey! I just popped over from "The Shabby Chic Cottage." I love all your chalkboards and your thrifty makeovers, but I mostly love your counter til "New Moon!" How cute!!!! (I can't wait, either!!!)
ReplyDeletelove your door! it is a great idea fro your youngster!
ReplyDeleteGreat ways to use chalkboards! I love those cans, sooo creative! I could see doing it on old "tin" cans, too. Great job!
ReplyDeleteThe door is great and the little stripe on the paint cans is genius! I still have a whole can of chalkboard paint left over my my projects, I'm totally doing this on some paint cans. Thank you!!
ReplyDeleteHello Julie - love your chalkboard ideas! Very creative. I'm new to your blog - it's fabulous!
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Marie
http://emmacallsmemama.com
The door is an awesome idea! I would love to do that if I had an old house! I have also seen chalkboard STICKERS! I heard they are available at Walmart! Woo Hoo!
ReplyDeleteI wish I had a pantry door, my boys would LOVE it if I did this. I'm thinking maybe their bedrooms. I'm learning so much at this chalkboard party, lol. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteVery fun! Love the detail of the round holes in your pantry door and I'll bet your son loves his chalkboard : )
ReplyDeleteA pantry door! Now that sounds like an excellent idea!
ReplyDeleteBrenda
I adore all of your chalkboards! What creativity!
ReplyDeleteWhat great ideas--I love the cans-simple and fun and very useful!
ReplyDeleteI love your pantry door Julie, very versatile for you and Cash.
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