Command Center
Every chalkboard needs an eraser, right?
See other great chalkboard ideas here:
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Every chalkboard needs an eraser, right?
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Wow thats one heck of a brainstorm you had. Great!
What a great repurpose idea, Gail. I love the crib spindles you turned into knobs to hold backpacks or purses or scarves–a fantastic idea!
Love this idea!!!
Wow! This is too cute!! I have been browsing your blog and just love it. You have so many creative ideas that I wouldn’t have even imagined. Thanks for sharing and have a great day!! ~ Laura
I’m in LOVE with this project. I know what I’m doing this weekend.
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You are creative! Never would have thought of something like this. It looks fabulous! You really did a nice job.
-FringeGirl
Okay, now that is creative! I cannot believe how cute that turned out. Just plain adorable!
Thanks so much for linking up to my party.
blessings,
Traci
I love this project! It turned out so cute!
Looks great! Actually, my favorite part of this project is the shelf turned upside down:)
Sarah
Geeze you repurposed everything for this project! Love the way the fabric adds a pop of color.
It turned out so well-was worth the hassle. I love the little details, the eraser is fun!
Soooo clever. Oh my. You are too cute….making your eraser match everything else. Great job.
wow that looks awesome! I love all the detail put into it. I’d love for you to link up here http://iheartnaptime.blogspot.com/2010/04/sundae-scoop-link-party_24.html
Gail! I love your talent and creativity! This is just amazing – as usual! I’m including it in the DIY Project Parade highlights. Thanks so much for sharing. 😉
Roeshel
HOLY COW you have a great eye for seeing what could be! THis is GREAT! I am so glad you chose to link it up to our Anything Related Party! Hope to see more of you on Tuesdays! 🙂
~Bridgette
WOW! You are so creative. This turned out awesome!
FANTASTIC! Love the creativity! Looks fabulous – great job!
Gail-
How in the world do you come up with these ideas?
Seriously… i can stare a HOLE through something, until my eyes are burning…and still…
NOTHING!
You’ve got a creative imagination.
This is spectacular.
You and I should do a feature where we take similar items and do our thing without talking to each other about it, then post them at the same time. It’s scary how we think alike! I showed you the headboard last night that is so similar to this one that came out so much like this. Would that be fun, or would it be weird?
Do you still have that same birds eye maple TV cabinet that we both picked up last fall? We could start with that!
Rose
Clever idea. I used to have a head board like this for one of my boys but we got rid of it… Kicking myself for that now… Have a great weekend!!!!! :O)
As I said before, this is SO clever, so please don’t take this as criticism. What if you put a line of cork right below to chalkboard to hang time-sensitive papers you don’t want to file and forget about (like I do)? Like I said, though, just a thought. I love the finished product!
I forgot to say I am featuring your candlestick lamp at somedaycrafts.blogspot.com!
you are a refinishing genius! This is beautiful!!!! You are just too talented!!!!
Thanks for stopping by and spending some time at my site. I have saved the Christian music site you sent me and hope to have more time to look it over and listen over the next couple of days.
I agree with Dawn that you could put a shelf between the chalkboard and spindles for the chalk and erasers. Maybe a small box for pens, I am always being told “Mom I need lunch money” as we are headed out the door and have had to write a check. But what a really cute idea. I have just found your site and can’t wait to check out the rest!
that’s great. I love it. you make a good job.
Wow, you have great imagination. I would have never ever had thought to turn a headboard into this. This is just simply amazing. Great job!
Wow! I love it. I need one of those! Perfect for the mudroom!
This is SO clever! I never would have seen that potential, and I LOVE how it is turning out! Great job!
you are so stinkin’ clever, gail! you amaze me! 🙂
you are so stinkin’ clever, gail! you amaze me! 🙂
That came out great! Love it
Wow — you are amazing. Seriously. Amazing.
I bow down to you and your talents….as usual, fantastic job.
I LOVE this! I have NO entry areas in my house…all my doors cause you to just fall right into my rooms…and that is SAD! Oh, you are so crafty it stinks!
How creative! You are the bomb!
I’m going to brainstorm with you all the way from Texas…. here are some of the ideas that just popped into my head – they could all be bad ideas, but might lead you to something useful.
– You could try some molding or trim of some sort above the chalkboard
– Put a strip of cork or metal on the little rectangular area between the chalk board and the spindles of the headboard. I’m forever signing papers for the boys to take to school, and then I could “hang” them there so they don’t forget to take the next morning
– Or some cork or metal behind the spindles themselves
– Another idea for the rectangular shelf between the chalkboard and spindles would be a little tiny shelf with a raised lip for chalk and eraser – the lip would keep it all from falling off when kids are jiggling the board taking coats and backpacks off.
Ok, I’m shutting up now. Feel free to dump all those ideas, I do realize its 7am and having just woken up, i can have really bad ideas, LOL
Love your transformation though – it is such an awesome idea, cute and functional – we all need cute AND functional! Happy Thursday!
Too cute! I love this make-over! I also like your new blog header. I guess I have not been by in a while.
You just have a way with headboards. Another great idea, but I’m running out of space for all your great ideas.
I love your ideas….I’ve been keeping my eye peeled for free or extremely cheap head/foot boards! I check back often to see what you come up with! Thanks for sharing!
-Nicole