I had a blackboard in my kitchen for a shopping list - we write stuff on it as it runs out, and before I go shopping I take a photo of it on my phone, and use that at Tescos.
The blackboard was pretty
But now my kitchen as *finally* been tiled, it didn't really go any more
So I attacked it with some blackboard paint, and now it fits in much better
I also attacked some storage boxes I use for fabric - if only I'd used decent masking tape rather than poundland stuff these would have worked really well
I started this blog for me - it expanded to show BFF Jackie what I was doing - and a few others have invited themselves too - everybody welcome! Mostly about patchwork, with random comments about embroidery, family and life in general, come on in, put your feet up, and I'll put the [virtual] kettle on.
Fantastic idea! I LOVE blackboards :)
ReplyDeleteI like the 'shabby chic' look to your fabric labels. What a great idea.
ReplyDeleteI think the original required far more talent to write on it, not many can write at a 90 degree angle like that... ;o)
ReplyDeleteWe have a blackboard wall, no chalk though, hence no list, so no chalk - vicious circle!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea.Love your labels.
ReplyDeleteI`m going to do a quilt with my hexies blocks.The size is 121/2 squares.Till now I have sewn 13.I want a big size quilt.Have a fun week!!
You were in an organising mood Benta, hope your flooding threat is now passed.
ReplyDeleteHi Benta, hope you are all OK over there and that the flooding hasn't reached you. We need a bigger blackboard than that, so have quarter of one kitchen wall in blackboard paint. Funnily enough it seems to be a magnet for notes written by our elder son's friends when they are round!
ReplyDeleteWe do exactly the same with or blackboard! :-). My those are red tiles aren't they. :-) :-)
ReplyDeleteLove your red kitchen ... guess who also has red tiles in her kitchen ???
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