chevron chalkboard from thrift store frame

I'm am so not over the chalkboard trend.  I have so many chalkboards in my house and don't plan on stopping!  I love it so!  2 walls, 2 doors and 2 frames aren't quite enough.  So I did another one!  :)



This chevron chalkboard frame is the perfect place to jot a little Thanksgiving reminder!




Would you believe that this is how the frame started out?  Pink and black isn't my favorite color scheme to decorate with, but I loved how the white framed the inset back.  So I decided to see if I could make something else out of it.




I gave it a few coats of spray paint.  Unfortunately, I didn't sand first so the polka dots and flowers still showed through.




I'm the laziest crafter ever so rather then sand the frame properly and repaint it, I decided to find something to cover it up.  I remembered the cute chevron ribbon I scored at Hobby Lobby a few weeks ago and thought maybe it could work.




I cut the edges of the ribbon on an angle so the ribbon looked mitered and glued it on with tacky glue (amazon affiliate link).




Then I cut down some chalkboard vinyl and applied it to the inside of the frame.  It worked perfectly to cover the designs that showed through the rotten paint job I gave it.  I also distressed the edges of the frame a bit.




A cute little chevron chalkboard to go next to an owl friend and bowl of pumpkins!!