The mother-daughter team at Namely Original is at it again! They turned this thrift store art into a fun chalkboard.
Chalkboard Coffee Table
January 28, 2013 By
When Mary Beth of Cupcakes and Crinoline was offered a hand me down coffee table, she enthusiastically said yes. After all, it was a better size for her living room than the table she had, and it offered some great storage options. The new table just need a few tweaks to make it both fun and functional.
Cabinet Door Becomes Easel
December 13, 2012 By
Once upon a curbside trash day, Larsissa from The House on Harrison found three cabinet doors. She figured out some neal ways to reuse the first two. Most recently, she turned the third into an easel.
Chalkboard Makeover
November 28, 2012 By
Katy from A Shade of Teal found this sturdy wood piece at a yardsale. It wasn’t exactly clear what it was–empty picture frame? headboard?–but under the 80′s tole painting job it had great lines and detail. Katy thought it would make a terrific chalkboard.
Chalkboard Topped Desk
November 19, 2012 By
At Monkey See Monkey Do, Jennifer says, “This desk was in my parents’ basement for years and was headed for the burning pile…but we saved it. It sat in our garage for a year when we decided to paint the top with spray chalkboard paint and use it for a learning room in our home.”
Kids Chalkboard Table
September 25, 2012 By
Linda from It All Started with Paint got this little table from the thrift store for only $5. Its transformation felt like an Olympic gymnastics competition for Linda, as it had her biting her nails and holding her breath at times to see how it would end.
Window Chalkboard Calendar
September 24, 2012 By
It’s a familiar sight for the neighbors of KariAnne from Thistlewood Farm to see her bumping along in her beat-up pick-up truck with her latest find stashed in the back. KariAnne discovers all kinds of treasures in her country home, including this 40-pane window.
Chalkboard Spice Rack
September 13, 2012 By
Amy from Atta Girl Says was rummaging around at a yard sale when she saw this framed jaguar needlepoint sitting on a table. She walked away wondering who in the world would by it. Then a glimpse of the item from another angle had Amy scurrying over to stake her claim.
