Wood Slice Chalkboard Banner
When a large branch fell from a neighborhood tree I knew I wanted to use it to create a wood slice craft.
So I ran it under the miter saw and cut it into rounds. Then I decided I would create a garland out of the slices.
In order to make them re-usable I painted them with chalkboard paint which will allow me to change what is written on them. I love how they look, when hung on the mantel and I can't wait to use them for many seasons to come!
For additional photos and ideas for the banner, visit the link at the bottom of this post.
A wood slice banner, which is customizable thanks to a chalkboard surface.
So I ran it under the miter saw and cut it into rounds. Then I decided I would create a garland out of the slices.
In order to make them re-usable I painted them with chalkboard paint which will allow me to change what is written on them. I love how they look, when hung on the mantel and I can't wait to use them for many seasons to come!
For additional photos and ideas for the banner, visit the link at the bottom of this post.
A wood slice banner, which is customizable thanks to a chalkboard surface.
The branch.. which wasn't in great shape, but had a nice thick bark perfect for slicing!
I used a drill to put holes in each one for hangin
Painting on the text area using chalkboard paint
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Great idea! Love it
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how did you get the chalk letters to look so good on the chalk paint? Isn't the wood really rough and uneven? Any tricks to it?? I am thinking of doing something like this for my sons graduation next year! Thanks!!
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