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Easter Egg Chalkboard Place Cards

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Hi Friends!   I whipped up some Easter egg place cards recently and they were so easy and fun to make!  I feel like chalkboard is the craft/decor world's little black dress in that it is always appropriate and it will never go out of style! 

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While browsing through Wal-mart the other day I came across these plastic eggs. I like them because they are dyeable with regular egg dye and they don't open so there is no little line around the middle. Brilliant!

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To spray paint the eggs with chalkboard paint, I placed them back in the egg carton but skipped every other section. This keeps them from flying away when the spray hits them. These eggs are very light.

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I sprayed the top half with a good coating of the chalkboard paint. 
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Let them dry. Once dry, flip each egg over and spray the other side.
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Once that half was dry, I used a chalk paint pen, available at most craft stores, to write each name. 

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I think these chalkboard place cards would be cute for Easter brunch or an informal dinner.

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The chalkboard theme gets carried to the centerpiece too. I painted a thrift store frame with chalk paint and sprayed the glass with chalkboard paint. It makes a cute tray for other little Easter decorations.

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Thank you!
Jenny 

3 comments:

  1. Hi Jenny! This is really lovely! I love your Easter project too much! Thanks for sharing great tutorial!
    Hope you are having a fabulous week!
    Hugs and love from Portugal,
    Ana Love Craft
    www.lovecraft2012.blogspot.com

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  2. love, Love, LOVE this idea! They would be so much fun to create and they add a different pop of colour amongst the traditional Easter colours! I love that they are quite inexpensive to make too! Found you through your Dishing It & Digging It Linky Party!

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