Have you seen the chalkboard tags that you can use on gifts, bottles, etc? They’re typically used to label drinks or supplies. Some of them can be a little pricey and most of them are in black. Today, I thought we’d make some of our own chalkboard tags and in fun colors of your choice. Let’s take a look!
Supplies needed to make your own DIY chalkboard tags:
- 3 inch Wood Sign Cutouts
- Acrylic Paint or Chalkboard Paint
- Clear Chalkboard Coating (if using acrylic paint)
- Drill
- Hemp Twine
- Paint Brushes
- Sand It Gadget Set (optional)
Step One: Drill holes into your wooden tags. I used a drill bit sized at 5/64. For these wood tags, I placed a hole on each side. Depending on the size of your tags, you might want to have only one in the center.
Step Two: Paint the wooden tags. I used a khaki, light blue and coral acrylic paint.
I also made a couple with black chalkboard paint too.
Step Three: Sand your edges (optional). I like mine to look a little ‘less new’, so I decided to sand all my edges and expose the wood a tiny bit.
Step Four: Apply Clear Chalkboard Coating. The tags that we painted with acrylic paint will now need a coat of this clear magic {hee-hee}. It will turn any paint into a chalkboard!
Please Note: If you use a chalkboard or chalk paint, you can skip this step.
Step Five: Attach twine. I used a piece of twine measured at 8-1/2″. Insert each end of your twine or string through your holes and knot. You’re done!
I think these DIY chalkboard tags would make the perfect addition to colorful birthday parties or holiday celebrations! Happy crafting, friends.
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Kelly is the crafter, cook and writer behind the creative lifestyle blog, livelaughrowe.com. There you will find that she blogs about DIY projects, crafts, recipes, and life’s moments. She has a love for vintage finds, the color turquoise and has a mild addiction to coffee. Kelly lives in St. Louis, MO with her husband and their two furry friends, Parker and Buster. Grab a cup of joe and stop by to say hello!
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