Aarick says, “Huh? That title doesn’t make any sense. Oh. Is Shaunda on the chalkboard bandwagon? I thought so.” Well–Aarick’s mother is okay with that. Never be the first person on the bandwagon or the last to leave, eh?
Confession: This is decorating according to Shari.
Chalkboard from a garage sale.
Chalk, 39¢ from a bent & dent shop.
Length of grapevine from my woods.
The combination is now hanging on my dining room wall, thanks to my good man and a few tiny nails.
The saying is copyright 2012 by Shari Zook. If you want to borrow it, you owe me at least a latte or a good book.
Beautiful!
I am going to owe you. I am sure of it.
I love how your projects always ended up a lot more grand and glorious than mine. (think chalkboard resting on cluttered table and leaning against the wall with anything from to-do lists to a Bible verse scrawled in a great hurry vs. chalkboard nicely and neatly mounted on wall and graced with an artistic font and orginal saying) The grapevine garland is beautiful! I like it!
I was just thinking the other day that chalkboards have become a real trend. (I am thinking that it started originally with Ann Voskamp, but I could be wrong?) Anyways, I have a chalkboard in my kitchen, too…a nice yard sale find for me too! I had to get my chalk at Dollar Tree so I paid a dollar :), but the funny thing is that I looked at a dent n’ bent store first. 🙂
I LOVE your grapevine art. It is lovely. Rustic. Very me-ish. I like the style.
I have been planning on making a grapevine wreath (for my front door), but I don’t have grapevines anymore (I used to at David and Grace’s house when we rented there), so maybe I could steal some of yours if you have an abundance? 🙂
Yes! My woods is half strangled with them in places. Help yourself.