I started with a plain white pail from the Dollar Store
A little chalkboard spraypaint and now it's bunny-worthy:
And just because I can't have less than a hundred projects going at one time, here's a list of the other things that I'm trying to get wrapped up before the weekend:
- The world's CUTEST bunting from Dana at MADE (guest blogging at V and Co)
- My Easter Rag Garland (it's serving as a backdrop in the picture above) - it's 4 feet long right now and I'm trying to get it to 6 or so
- The most adorable burlap bunnies from Missy at The Little Green Bean (guest blogging at Someday Crafts)
- A little something with a giant plastic egg (teaser!)
- A few spring-y pillows
Awesome i love this idea!!!
ReplyDeleteTy for the share:)
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I never knew how easy spray chalkboard paint was...so many ideas are running through my head now! haha thanks for the inspiration: )
ReplyDeleteHow cute! Chalkboard paint rocks, doesn't it? I find myself wanting to chalboard paint everything in sight!
ReplyDeleteHi and Happy Easter! Thanks for visiting my blog - I checked yours out too! WHAT is that cute Easter Rag Garland all about??? Did you talk about it on an earlier post? It looks like such a great way to use up fabric scraps. My 9 year old is a crafty girl....looks like something she and I could do. Love your fun ideas. :)
ReplyDeleteLisa Scibilia
http://shineyourlight-lisa.blogspot.com/
I've never tried chalkboard paint but I desperately need something to put all my kids chalk in! Always rolling around my garage floor. I found you at Delicious Ambiguity :) From Jenn @ Jenn's Corner of Heaven.
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