What does one do with a window that’s been lying around for years?
One turns it into a chalkboard calendar for their office, of course!
I was rummaging around my house for different wall “art” for my new office space. Something functional yet “chic” enough for a guest room.
Well, as “chic” as a chalkboard calendar can be, I guess!
This was so super easy to do!
Get some chalkboard paint and cheap foam brushes.
Paint the window panes. It took me three coats to feel like I had good coverage.
Season your ‘panes’ with chalk and embellish how you wish! I labeled each pane with a day of the week but you could do anything you want!
I screwed in two eye hooks at the bottom of the window. One holds chalk, the other, an embroidered towel which is held by a curtain rod ring!
EASY PEASY!!!
It’s perfect for keeping me organized as well as pleasant to look at!
I love the way it ties in with my chalkboard storage bins I found on clearance at Home Goods for $2.99 each!!
So, if you have an old window pane lying around, turn it into a functional piece of art!
Until next time……….
Linking upto these parties this week:
Give Me The Goods Monday @ Rain on A Tin Roof; Funday-Monday @ Finding Home; A Bouquet of Talent @ Life on Lakeshore Drive; Make It Pretty Mondays @ The Dedicated House; Creatively Tuesday @ The Rustic Pig; Inspire Me Tuesday @ A Stroll Thru Life; Tuesday’s At Home @ Our Home Away From Home; Wow Us Wednesdays @ Savvy Southern Style;
Love this! Chalkboard paint is amazing and I love re-purposing items
You know I love this Angela! Pinning it!~ Have a great weekend.
Great idea! The office is looking good!
I LOVE this! Old windows and doors are my favorite! Thanks for sharing! ~Tammy
Oh how fun and super creative too. I love it. Thanks tons for joining Inspire Me. Hugs, Marty
Gorgeous!! What a lovely office. Thanks for sharing at Give Me The Goods Monday!
Jamie @ somuchbetterwithage.com
Such a creative idea! I love the shabby chic look.
Angela, you’ve got me to wondering if we still have an extra window in the storage room. Love your calendar! Thanks for sharing,
Helen