HOw To OUTDOOR CHALKBOARD INSPIRATION THURSDAY


Every Thursday we like to post a picture of something we've found online that inspires us to do something similar at the farm. Sort of our own blog bulletin board so that we can eventually look back and someday, hopefully anyway, recreate it...enjoy!

Outdoor DIY chalkboard image via Pinterest.com
Here is another, perhaps, odd one. Yes, something I've always wanted just like that TeePee a few weeks back. Maybe it's the inner child in me but I've always wanted a large chalkboard!  Perhaps there is some childhood incident I can't remember involving going up to the chalkboard in front of class, ha. Of course having a large one inside the house would take up a lot of room, not to mention we literally have NO wall that would have space.  Plus where would you put it inside?  The bedroom?  The dining room?  Not a lot of obvious spaces.  So when we ran across these the other day we thought they were pretty cool. 

Outdoor chalkboards!  There are numerous online DIY projects like this, so you can find them in you need to.  Instead we just thought we'd share a couple of pictures.  Pretty cool huh?

Outdoor chalkboard image via Southernliving.com
We have plenty of spots for something like this.  It could go on the house somewhere (on the backside), or of course the most obvious spot, either the barn or mower shed.  Lots of large, blank walls there to hang something like this!  It would be fun to just randomly draw on, maybe make notes about something, or even put a menu or schedule of events someday when we have a party out there.  We'll see!  For now the post is up and saved and we can check back at a future date!

Be inspired!

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