Nothing wrong with it - it's just a plain side of a cabinet, but when I saw it I knew just how to make it functional and beautiful!
Remember that chalkboard wall I did in my son's room? Well, I had about a half of a can of chalkboard paint leftover and decided to paint the cabinet. Because I didn't prime it first (lazy), it took about 4 coats to really make a good adhesion to the shiny, finished cabinet.
Here's how it came out:
I just LOVE it! It helps me plan out our meals for the week and it keeps my family informed of the plan. I can also envision using as a Entertainment Menu for parties!
Do you have a little blank space in your kitchen that could use a Menu Board?
PS - Here are the Bigos (link) and Clam Sauce Recipes we had this week!
The Fake-It Yourself Breakdown:
Super Awesome Kitchen Menu Board (Leftover Paint $5.00, Colored Chalk $3.00)
Total Fake-It Cost: $8.00
Compare to Useless Faux Cabinet Panel ($300)
Total Fake-It Savings $292.00
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ReplyDeleteI love that. Such a good idea. I'm not a huge fan of chalkboard but that would also be a good place for a corkboard and whiteboard. Now I'm wishing I had a blank space like that in my tiny kitchen. :)
ReplyDeleteThat's awesome. When we find a new house I will look for a place to do this.
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Love this idea so much! Shame we dont own our house, otherwise I would totally do this!
ReplyDeletewhat a great idea.. I wish I had some blank cabinet space to do this lovely creation!! Great Job!
ReplyDeleteOne terrific idea! I love your creativity. How fun for everyone. Wish I had a big end space like that too! Very cool.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea! I'll be passing this one on to my daughter.
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I admire that black board showing those menus. Looks like reminder for healthy recipes.
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Oh my! Those don't even look like the same cabinets! Such an incredible difference, I am always impressed what a little paint can do. The white dishes really make a statement now. Consider my jaw dropped!
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