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Chalkboard Giftbag by Michelle Mathey

School is almost back in session so what better way to kick off the start of the new school year than a great gift for teacher? Michelle Mathey shows us how to make a fun and easy gift bag that kids can help create.

Supplies: Kraft bag, painter’s tape, chalkboard paint, paintbrush, A Muse woodgrain paper, chalk

How to: Mask off area to be painted with tape. Apply three coats of chalkboard paint. Make a frame from woodgrain paper. Attach the frame to the bag and add an apple embellishment. Let your kids write a message to their teacher with chalk. Fill the bag with a gift and top with tissue paper.

Learn more about Michelle and her crafts by visiting her BLOG. Thanks so much for stopping by!

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Paige Evans

I've been scrapbooking since I was 16 years old and love the hobby more each day! I enjoy making things by hand - from cards and layouts to books and baskets. My day is not complete unless I've made something. I'm the Copy Editor for the Northridge magazines and love all the inspiration I get from seeing everyone's creations. On a more personal note - we had our first baby - a boy named Fox - in October of 2010 and we love him to pieces! Paige's blog: chrisandpaige.blogspot.com

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  1. What an inspired idea! I love the personal message on the bag. What a unique way to present a teacher gift!

  2. I’m so excited to be featured – thanks for the opportunity. My son is thrilled that his picture is online. . .

  3. Erika M wrote:

    This is a perfectly adorable idea!

  4. Great idea. And the result is super.
    Eveline.

  5. Jade wrote:

    I love chalkboard paint! We did a wall in my step sons room when he was smaller – he thought it was the coolest thing ever! I plan on using it for a number of projects coming up.

  6. Lillian Child wrote:

    I am running out today to get some chalkboard paint – how much fun is this?!?!

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