Chalkboard paint in a can is great stuff! This craft was extremely easy and can be used in so many different ways....home decor, vases, weddings.
- Chalkboard Paint
- Empty Wine Bottles
- Chalk
How to make it:
- Fill in the sink halfway with hot tap water and place bottles in the sink, label down.
- Let it soak for about 30 minutes.
- Remove label and let bottles dry.
- Once dried, spray the wine bottles with chalkboard paint. You may need to do two to three coats.
- Using chalk, write anything you want!
I love that these are entirely covered with paint - it's a different look than I've seen before. Very nice!
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ReplyDeletethis is awesome! pinning it now. turned out beautiful! :)
ReplyDeleteReally nice. I love a pretty, easy, low cost idea.
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Buffie
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These look FABULOUS - am definitely going to make these - so many possibilities
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Lowri
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I loved this idea so so so much I pinned it on my pinterest. This idea is, hands down, the best one on my 'cheese with your wine' board! 387 Likes and over 2,000 repins! Thank you so much for posting your simple, yet inspiring idea!
ReplyDeleteI made a couple myself and did paisley on one and a Stencil on the other with an 'L' for our last name and love both of them!!
Stacey
Can you put a sealer over it? I'm thinking of doing this for labels on my homemade liqueur.
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