I'm seriously considering turning a walk-in closet in my home into an office/craft room.
I have tons of stuff and literally no home for it. I'm not a scrapbooker or even an everyday crafter, but still...every crafty person needs a space, like a man's garage to wrangle their stuff and call home.
Anyway, in thinking about that I ran across this chalkboard wall calendar that was originally an idea of Martha Stewart. This calendar is made with various shades of chalkboard paint. Very inspiring!
So I need ideas for closet conversions. If anyone has recently run across anything like this, please post a comment! I need inspiration to push me over the edge. LOL
This is soo awesome. Thanks for posting!
Posted by: Kelly | Purple Lemon Designs | February 18, 2009 at 07:55 AM
Ah - I can appreciate the plea. I've got a few closests in need of help as well! Love this chalk board paint idea. So coo!
Posted by: kenya | February 20, 2009 at 06:18 PM
Love that..
I have the thought of the same but I need some inspirational ideas. I have been looking and am curious.. is chalkboard paint easy to paint over?
If so maybe the inside of a closet door might do the trick for "friendly reminders"...
Posted by: Doreen @PetersonPartyof5 | February 22, 2009 at 10:24 PM
I have converted a walk in closet into a craft room myself. I wish it were a bit bigger but it does the trick. I can send you photos soon if you would like!
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