
Bland. I applied two coats of the chalkboard paint.

And per directions “prepped” the wall by rubbing chalk all over it.

And voila.

A fun new wall for leaving notes to those staying in the cabin or other family members. I love it and it was such a quick and easy project. One small step in making 24 Spruce ours. (I do need to go back and retouch a bit but sadly threw out the tiny bit of paint left. Ooops). Not sure what to do about the light receptacle?
4 comments:
So fun! I love chalkboard walls and would totally do one if I wasn't planning to sell sometime in the near future. Have a great weekend girl!
Ooh, how cool. I always wonder if those really work.
Looks great. I want one of these.
Cute! Bravo for your bravery in painting a whole wall! So fun!
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