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Chalkboard Painted Vase

I had a can of chalkboard paint lying around and I decided to make a little chalkboard paint vase.  I picked up this little gem from the thrift store for $1.99.  It’s pale green in color.  I like the dark black chalkboard paint against the light color of the vase.


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Who is Minnie? Minnie is my cute little grand-pup (on the right side of the doggie pic below).

Who is Karl? He is the big golden retriever who lives behind us.  They bark at each other all the time – it’s so darn cute!

I couldn’t get a good picture of Minnie and Karl together, so Lola had to do. Lola is the puppy my daughter fostered for 3 weeks – isn’t she super adorable?


Dogs

Seriously, super adorable!  Lola was about 6 weeks old in this picture and Minnie is 3.

Minnie thought she was getting a sister....but Lola adopted out quickly.  Imagine that!


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Beth said…
I love chalk board labels on things! Cute story about the dogs and the photo is adorable!
April 5, 2012 at 3:44 PM
thistlewoodfarm said…
That vase looks adorable....but not as cute as Minnie and Karl :)

blessings,
karianne
April 9, 2012 at 7:55 PM
Stacey said…
Very cute idea for a vase and the dogs are sweet as well!

Thanks for linking up this week!
Please come back this week again!

Stacey of Embracing Change
April 10, 2012 at 11:27 AM
Unknown said…
Whiteboard paint has several productive uses. This is one of them. Apart from using it on vase, you could use it anywhere you want. Could also use on your wall and convert into a chalkboard. It is very useful for person having kids at home. By applying this you don't have to worry about about walls. Now your children could draw or write freely on walls. To know more about it Visit Website
November 30, 2012 at 6:38 AM
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