Chalkboard Contact Paper Labels

If you haven't already heard enough about chalkboard contact paper after my Scribbles Welcomed Post, here's some more chalkboard contact paper love...

Today, I cut out some labels, the middle one, I cut out by hand, the others, I cut out using my Silhouette.

Ok, I admit, I don't actually need these labels. One could clearly tell what is inside any of these containers BUT don't they make them look so much cuter?

Should I be embarrassed that I still have candy hearts in a jar? Wait...don't answer that :)

Scribbles Welcomed

This may sound crazy BUT yesterday, while looking at this cabinet...

I thought, that is the perfect space for some scribbles.

You're probably wondering, what's the catch? You got me. I don't actually want scribbles on my cabinet. Cue chalkboard contact paper.

I know I am probably late joining the chalkboard contact paper craze but I'm on board now so buckle up.

I drew out a fancy design with chalk {brilliant, right}, cut it out and put it in place.

The best part, chalk can easily be wiped off and, when the time comes, the contact paper can easily be removed with no damage to my cabinet.

So, scribble away my little Picasso, scribble away.

5 Minute Valentine DIY Decor You'll Love

I am, and for as long as I can remember have been, a big fan of hearts. I wanted to come up with a simple to execute, bold and graphic decoration for Valentine's day using a heart.

What you will need:
A frame
Contact paper or card stock
scissors
Chalk

Using some chalk board contact paper, cut out a heart.

If you don't have any chalk board paper you can use some black card stock. Don't believe me...

Write something sweet on your heart and put it in a frame {I mounted my heart on white card stock instead of matting material}.

Then, decide where you want to show it off.

Who knows, my love frame might be sticking around even after Valentine's day.