Chalkboard Spray Paint by Krylon my new way to recycle some of the things I have around here that I was not really using anymore. And of course finding new things to use the chalkboard paint on to give it an extra use.
I got one of the ideas from Simplicity in the south. She made a chalkboard gift for a teacher using a clipboard. I like the saying she put on the chalkboard and the technique she used for adding the words. She used Krylon flat paint with primer for her project whereas I used the Krylon Chalkboard Spray Paint. She has many other DIY Projects on her site that I'm sure you will love.
I grab myself an old cookie sheet type pan. Sprayed it with 3 coats of the chalkboard paint let each coat dry completely. Then I printed out my Things to Remember saying to the size I wanted, taking a piece of chalk on its side and rubbing the back of my paper so I could use it to transfer my letters to the dried chalkboard that was just created. Next took a pencil or pen and went over the letters transferring them to my chalkboard. Now grab a paint pen in white and fill in those words. Me being left handed I started from the right working backwards to paint my letters so my hand would rub in the wet letters. Let dry
I got one of the ideas from Simplicity in the south. She made a chalkboard gift for a teacher using a clipboard. I like the saying she put on the chalkboard and the technique she used for adding the words. She used Krylon flat paint with primer for her project whereas I used the Krylon Chalkboard Spray Paint. She has many other DIY Projects on her site that I'm sure you will love.
I grab myself an old cookie sheet type pan. Sprayed it with 3 coats of the chalkboard paint let each coat dry completely. Then I printed out my Things to Remember saying to the size I wanted, taking a piece of chalk on its side and rubbing the back of my paper so I could use it to transfer my letters to the dried chalkboard that was just created. Next took a pencil or pen and went over the letters transferring them to my chalkboard. Now grab a paint pen in white and fill in those words. Me being left handed I started from the right working backwards to paint my letters so my hand would rub in the wet letters. Let dry
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