My Christmas Mantle & Recycled Project #6-Rustic Palette Board Chalkboard
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Love your mantle, I’m pretty sure I told you that already, but it deserves to be said twice 🙂 Your house was one of my favorite tours!
It really is…wonderful!!
Jen,
I love all of your rustic Christmas projects! Your home is beautiful! I too am a big fan of gorilla glue!
Rita
wow!! the decoration looks amazing..thanks for sharing this here.
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Love this !
Such a fun DIY project and I like where you’ve placed it!
I enjoyed the home tour 🙂 and your home is gorgeous!
Your chalkboard turned out amazing- you’re so talented! I’m really loving all your holiday decor! (I happily linked up to Jennifer’s party 🙂
Susan
I love, love your rustic chalkboard! I think I need one. 🙂 (And you are so welcome… thanks again for inviting me!)
Simple and beautiful ~ I love it!
Your mantel is simply beautiful.
Your decorating is just gorgeous…hugs, Penny
Yes, it is a wonderful life and it’s far from perfect. Love your mantel The simplicity makes it outstanding!
gorgeous Jen…but what’s new around here? 😉 xo
Oh! I so LOVE this!! Just gorgeous! I love that you have your family’s old horn too! What a great reminder of family! I just found you via French Country Cottage! So excited to be a new follower!! Hugs!!! Claire
I’m a new follower and I’m loving your blog! Thanks for the inspiration 😉
Gorgeous! The chalkboard turned out great, ya gotta love Gorilla glue! Your mantel is beautiful, great job.
Love everything about this! Visiting from Happy Hour!
Just beautiful! I love seeing how you made your chalkboard too! Thank you so much for always being such a great inspiration!
Jaime from CSH
your house is wonderful and that sign is perfect. thanks for the tutorial, I’m hoping to make one next year as time is running out this year.
LOVE, LOVE, LOVE!!! Simple & Beautiful 🙂 Newest Follower:)
Holy Shmoley! I absolutely love this sign and I must try to make one myself! I actually love the entire mantle, so peaceful and calm.If you find a sec this weekend, I would love to have you share at Get Schooled Saturday at Too Much Time On My Hands.
xxx
Kim
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Call me stupid, but what is MDF ? .. lol looks like cardboard in the picture.. THANKS,
Jordann @ jhousetawk.blogspot.com
Where did you find the deer pattern used on your chalkboard? Thanks