ChalkBoard Labels

Have you seen chalkboard labels?

You probably have, but they were new to me when I found them at World Market.

 

On a paper sheet, sold in sets of 6 for 3.99.

They are reusable and wipe clean with a damp cloth.

 

Perfect for jars, drawers, boxes, papers

and almost any surface you need a little note

for organization!

The directions say they can be repositioned too,

although I have not tried that yet.

Also, they come with a piece of white chalk.

 

 

Anyway, I thought they would be perfect for a few projects I have going.

 

One being the laundry room, where I am about to finish painting the cabinets a lighter color of ivory white,

 like the vintage piece

I shared a few days ago.

 

But for now all my inspiration is coming together and I placed four

wire baskets above the washer and dryer on a shelf.

 

Problem is, you can't see what is inside, so I added the labels

using a tag and clothes pin to attach to each basket.

 

These cabinets above are those to be painted.

Next to the dryer, is the vintage piece I shared in another post

and the sink at the other end

 was put in by my hubby

with storage below.

So handy everyday.

 

 

 

As you can see, I have started painting some pieces already.

And this is the other side of the room across from

the washer and dryer.

There is a wall ironing board pull down,

small fridge, corner cabinet

and the tall cabinet is

a laundry shoot from the second floor.

 

So I have my work cut out for me to finish this space.

On the other end of the laundry is a sewing area with counter top, shelves and window,

which I will share later.

 

But for now, I have been having some fun with these labels.

I do plan to make labels on thin wood pieces

using chalkboard paint.

But until I get the wood cut, these labels have been a great start.

 

Here I added them to another project for a wall of organizational drawers in my studio.

I'll share that soon too.

 

Hope you're having a great week.

 

Happy April

and

always

Happy Creating!

 

Hugs,

 

Celestina Marie