Reusable Vinyl Chalkboard Sticker Panels
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Best idea I've come across in a long time: Chalkboard Removable Wall Decals. The writing is on the wall with this great innovative surface graphic. Write thoughts and reminders, leave messages and notes, shopping lists and menus - put one next to the phone! Use just like plain wall stickers, peel it off and move it to another wall, it doesn't leave a mark or any residue. More versatile than plain note pads, you'll find dozens of places that need one of these. Chalk included. Made of self-adhesive removable vinyl. Reusable and will not damage or stain walls. Each panel is 19" H x 24.5" W All four Chalkboards together: 49" W x 38" W |
Chalkboard Stickers WallCandyArts Chalkboard Removable Wall Decals |
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I first saw these wall stickers at my sister's house when she was redecorating
their daughter's room. She had these round chalkboard circles to put on the
wall just above the little girl's desk. I saw that she could easily remove and
reposition the stickers and that is what set off the light bulb in my head. I
needed some labels for plastic buckets and needed to be able to change the
labels every time the contents changed. These stickers cling securely but are
easy to erase, reuse and remove if we want. I bought the pack of four and
haven't run out of places to use them yet. One next to my desk for reminders,
one in the kitchen (of course!) and one in the garage besides the one that I
cut down into 6x8" labels for my sample buckets. Plain plastic paint buckets
from the local hardware store that now have reusable labels that can change
when the contents do. Indispensible for labeling samples brought home for
further analyses!
Comes in packages of four chalkboard panels and the sheets are cuttable, they even include the chalk. The panels can be used separately or mount them together for one really big 49"x38" chalkboard. These chalkboard stickers come in different shapes and sizes, because one size does not fit all. There is even one with a fancy Rococo frame, you just have to see them all. |
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