I was very happy to see these two jars in the window of the charity shop - I was even happier to get the two for £5.00. Because they were already black, it was easy to visualise that they would be perfect for some chalkboard paint spraying.
This is a DIY project I have wanted to try for a while - especially as I have my eye on 'making' this little piggy bank, so I needed a project to experiment with. And yes it is really easy - remember though thin coats. HOWEVER I tried to spray paint half a mug (trying to go for a Pantone look) and that did not go well at all... So it seems to be easier if your are spraying a whole area - or it is my masking tape that let me down (or me putting the masking tape).
Now I have more jars to put ribbons, buttons, pins etc. But also as I am not too fussed about finding the same shape of jars, I can have 'matching' chalkboard jars in my sewing room..
Very cool project! I had to check out the piggy banks - they are so cute (especially the one with the little tail...)
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea
ReplyDeleteYou are giving Kirsty Allsop a run for her money - great little project!
ReplyDeleteLove. Going to have to make me some of these beauties! Fab idea!
ReplyDeleteI love that idea. You are brilliant!
ReplyDeleteHow interesting! Where did you find the chalkboard spray paint?
ReplyDeleteI found it in our local DIY shop in the spray paint section (Homebase for UK peeps)
DeleteGreat project! The look fantastic
ReplyDeleteVery fun! I want to make a chalkboard out of a frame for my kitchen so I can write down the menu for each week.
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