We’re back from vacation and time to start thinking about the next holiday, Valentine’s Day in the shop. Wondering how many people can afford Red Roses for their sweethearts right now? So let’s get creative!
We painted several of these vintage sap buckets with chalkboard paint several years ago and have used them for every holiday celebration by just changing the sentiment.
Rumor has it that hand-picked wildflowers are the most romantic bouquets a girl could get, pretty hard to come by these days when we have a foot of snow on the ground. You can make an almost wildflower bouquet with some daisies and some mums that look like black-eyed- susans then add some red alstromeria for color, throw in a bit of greenery and you have an almost Wildflower Bouquet on a budget that will knock her socks off or his socks off!
There are lots of ways to diy with chalkboard paint on almost any surface so have fun and get creative! Would love to see any ideas you might come up with.
Valentine’s Day [although sometimes hooky] is a great opportunity to do something creative for the people you love, it may take a bit of your time but you can really make it special with very little money!
Have fun!
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Garden House Studio 
This is such a cute idea and would give me an excuse to experiment with chalkboard paint!
iI was surprised how well it has adhered to the metal.Chakboard paint really is a lot of fun!