I use a regular piece of white chalk to fill it in every month.ĭo you prefer a weekly schedule? I also use a weekly chalkboard calendar in my kitchen. Get organized with this (monthly view) calendar. Here’s an affiliate link for the chalk pens on Amazon: They are great for chalkboards you want to keep more “permanent”. This way, when I erase the board every month, only the events erase (since I use regular chalk to fill in the squares). I used a (semi-permanent) chalk pen on the quote, days of the week, and grid lines (I did 4-inch squares). Anyway, I’ll just be a day late (or early) switching the months, and this will solve my problem. Unfortunately, I didn’t think about the fact that a few months start on Saturday and actually require 6 boxes down (Like this month, March 2014). I went with 7 boxes across for the days of the week and 5 boxes down. Making the calendar lines was the hardest part. If you don’t know this technique, I promise it’s fairly simple and you can check out my tutorial HERE. Then, I used the technique I shared in a previous post to get my perfect lettering. (I did two coats for this project.) Next, I printed out my lettering for the mirror.ĬalendarQUOTE (Let Today Be The Day – Part 1)ĬalendarQUOTE(2) (Let Today Be The Day – Part 2) First, I painted chalkboard paint on my mirror and waited 24 hours after the final coat dried. However, you could also paint over the glass of an old frame or paint a chalkboard directly to a wall.
#REAL CHALKBOARD CALENDAR HOW TO#
Learn how to make your own DIY chalkboard calendar!īaseball season for my boys is just around the corner, and in preparation, I decided needed to create a DIY chalkboard calendar.įor this chalkboard paint project, I used an old mirror I found last summer at a flea market.
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