I had this CRAZY idea to make a chalkboard....
out of this:
(I've had this ugly non-attractive table since I first got married)
It usually wore a tablecloth--I'm sure you understand.
Nonetheless, me being the crazy re-doer lately,
I thought we could take it apart and make a new table
(that's another post)
Soooo, I flipped this tabletop over, painted it and
TA-DA
This wall is large, and the ceilings are 10 feet,
so it's always been difficult to cover the space well.
The buffet/side table is from Canton Trade Days, and made from an old door.
I used three coats of chalkboard paint and the edges are done with the
gray, white, bronze mix that I used on my farmer's market sign.
(see previous post)
I just used items I already have to make it look Harvest-y.
I'll be showing you how the other table turned out, very soon.
Have a marvelous Monday, friends!
I'm joining Cindy at Make It 4 Monday
and
Blessings,
Becky C
What a clever idea! Your giant chalkboard looks awesome, along with your whole vignette!! It's making me think of turning a big mirror I have into a chalkboard, hmmmmmm. :)
ReplyDeleteIt All looks great!! I love those buckets and that scale!! Rhonda
ReplyDeleteThe chalkboard looks great with all your lovely things. I love the large size. The scale is wonderful!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE that table and I LOVE everything on it. You always have the greatest ideas and everything you do makes me smile. Prettiness abounds in your home...
ReplyDeleteI love this idea! It came out beautifully! What a great inspiration piece!! The size is fantastic! LOVE IT! :)
ReplyDeleteLOve this post!!! I have re read it three times. What a beautiful vignette I am so happy to find your blog on Cindy's. Have a great week!
ReplyDeletewarm wishes
Kate
Great area. Did you get the cup holder at Laurie Anna's? I am going to her Christmas open house later this month.
ReplyDeleteHuge chalkboard is wonderful..
Looks outstanding!!!
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ReplyDeleteI saw your blog show up on my blogfrog visitor thingey! lol I thought your blog name sounded neat. I LOVE your blog~I will be back to visit. Hope you can stop by and say hi sometime soon. :)
Fabulous idea! Looks great. Love your photos and that bottle drying rack, OH MY! I've been looking for one for over a year now. Love it
ReplyDeleteTurned out perfectly! I love so much about your blog. Here are just a few: burlap, your hope-filled verse on the sidebar, and of course I love it that you're getting chicks!! So, naturally, I'm going to follow along. Oh, ... and Canton {sigh}. Our son lived near there for two years. Glad he's moved closer to home, but I miss Canton! Thanks so much for the visit and nice comments! -Tammy
ReplyDeleteGreat idea! I love chalkboards! and what a wonderful vignette too!
ReplyDeletegreat idea too! love how you put your fave pretties here.. thanks for sharing..
ReplyDeleteLooks great girl! Love it all!
ReplyDeleteHi Becky! Love the chalkboard. Love the door turned into a buffet. Love the vignette. LOVE IT ALL!! I really like your style and always enjoy my visits here!!
ReplyDeleteHope you have a great week!
Polly
Hola Becky, you have a very beautiful home and I have loved your decorating style, everything looks wonderful!!
ReplyDeleteGreetings from Chile,
maria cecilia
I LOVE your fall decor!
ReplyDeleteOmaga....LOVE. Why can't I do decorating for fall like this? So original and perfect. Those buckets with the wheat bundles? Yeah, awesome.
ReplyDeleteSo glad you could Mi4M!
OH MY GOSH...I love it!!!! you did a great job..and I am green with envy over your stunning drying rack!!!! WOW!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great project, Becky! Turned out wonderfully and I love when a piece can be re-used instead of discarded! Your vignettes really look beautiful, too!!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea. I am a fan of chalkboards. I use one in our home instead of writing notes. More 'GREEN'. Love your blog. It is absolutely gorgeous. Deb (Ottawa)
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful fall vignette, Becky! Love all of your vintage goodies!! :)
ReplyDeleteI am loving your style and how you recycle the most ordinary of things into something beautiful, shabby and vintage. Go girl!
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