I already had chalkboard paint, and I had plenty of scrap wood, but I didn't want to put two square shapes next to each other. I got the idea to purchase an unfinished pine table top for $12 from my local home improvement store so it was already cut out, smooth, and had beveled edges. Plus, I liked the chunky thickness of it. I sanded it a little more with fine grit sand paper to make sure my chalkboard would have a good surface, then after 4-5 coats of chalkboard paint I let it dry for 24 hours before conditioning the surface with a piece of chalk.
I am really pleased with it and can't wait to finish up the last couple of projects in this room!
Linked to: Lamberts Lately, 52 Mantels, Craft-O-Maniac, Skip to my Lou,
Linked to: Lamberts Lately, 52 Mantels, Craft-O-Maniac, Skip to my Lou,
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