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Magnetic escort board, complete with button magnets. I know. I fell in love too. From here. |
Hello reality check, goodbye my first love.
But I'm a DIY'er, so you know I was gonna kill it hard, which led to at least 10-15 different (and failed) trips to thrift stores, and 6 weekends of garage sale shopping. So today, when I saw this gem, Mr. Sunshine cringed a little and I went YES! He couldn't see past the horrible gold and ornate shape, while all I could see was white and black. Cream and black? White and grey? The rest was to be determined.
So, with my reveal coming up in the days to follow (spray painting takes time!), here is a quick breakdown of the cost of this beauty...
Mirror: $15 (I talked them down from $20. It was after 9am, after all!)
Krylon chalkboard spray paint: $7.50 (Michaels with coupon.... but later saw it for $5.99 at Canadian Tire!)
Kryon magnetic spray paint: $7.50 (Michael's with coupon) PLEASE READ MY HORRIBLE REVIEW AND FIND A BETTER OPTION FOR YOU!
Spray Paint Primer: $8
Cream Spray Paint: $5.50
TOTAL COST: $43.50
With that sounding high, keep in mind I have at least a half bottle of magnet paint and will have at least a half bottle of chalkboard paint left, as well as an AWESOME chalkboard/magnet frame we can hang on our wall!
Anyone else copy a design to be
~Miss. Sunshine
You know those wooden clothespin cake toppers that everyone is in luuuurve with from Etsy? The $120 wooden toppers? I'm in the process of making my own. The cost for materials was only $30, but it's been labor-intense because I'm making a tiny replica of my wedding gown for my clothespin mini-me.
ReplyDeleteOhhh! I wanted to do those too, but our cake is berries and whipped cream, so the top is piled with berries and no place for a topper. I hope you post them on your blog. I really want to see how they turn out!
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