I liked the circular shape and the cut-outs.
It was even more on sale...like $2.06 or something.
I had bought this chalkboard spray paint on clearance at Michaels and I was just waiting for a chance to use it. So, I scuffed up the metal, wiped it off with a wet rag and primed it.
Total time: 5 minutes or less!
Then I sprayed a few coats of chalkboard paint all over the charger. I think I found out why the paint was on clearance: the nozzle drips and leaves yucky blotches all over the piece. But, I plan to sand it and try a couple new coats for a more even finish.
I think I mentioned before, but I'm not really crazy about wreaths, which is why I love this chalkboard charger on my front door for now! Total time for this project: about 30 minutes (more for each coat of spray paint applied). This piece can also hold magnets and be used in many placed throughout my home! Definitely worth it!
2 comments:
LOVE it! So easy, but so cute!
*love* this project, jill!!
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