As we prepared to leave San Antonio, I knew I wanted to make something for all four of the kid's preschool teachers. My kids were blessed to attend a wonderful preschool with loving teachers and we will miss them greatly.
For Kate's teachers (whom Drew also had last year), I decided to make chalkboard cabinet doors. Perfect for a teacher, functional, and something to always remember us by!
I wanted to keep things neutral. I used paints from my stash, including a mocha brown and a charcoal grey. I trimmed them out in a stark white to coordinate with the monogrammed knob (Hobby Lobby).
I then tied a piece of dustless chalk to the knob (with twine) and wrapped with a bow (meant to be a going away gift/Christmas gift).
I found the knobs on clearance for $0.81 and the doors cost me $3. Adding the chalk, paint, and bow, and you are looking at just under $5 each! More to come on Drew's teacher gifts in a future post!
Very Cute! Might have to try this for Christmas gifts!
ReplyDeleteI just discovered these and your blog....how perfect are these?? I've seen chalkboard doors before, but I love that you incorporated the knob hole for practicality and made it cute, to boot!! (*snicker*)
ReplyDeleteI just have to tell you how much I love your background- the yellow and gray make me happy! Secondly, I love these chalkboards! Such a great teacher gift. Thanks for linking up to Strut Your Stuff Saturday! We hope that you will come back tomorrow and share more of you amazing ideas!
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Fantastic idea...gotta try it. Stop by and enter my Christmas giveaway if you get a chance...today is the last day to enter to win an Heirloom Ornament for Christmas.
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