I love this simple DIY Framed Chalkboard. It’s a quick and easy project and coming in under $7 is a steal! We have seen Framed Chalkboards sell for upwards of $60 and $70! Do a little scouring at your local Goodwill or thrift store and search for good wooden ornate frames in any shape.
Supplies:
frame
plywood or MDF board
primer
chalkboard spray paint
spray paint for the frame
staple gun
Step 1: Remove any ugly, unfortunate print that your frame may contain.
Step 2: Clean the frame and make sure it’s dry
Step 3: Spray the frame and let dry
DIY Framed Chalkboard
Step 4: Cut your plywood or MDF board to fit inside the frame
Step 5: Prime the wood with white paint
Step 6: Spray several coats of the chalkboard spray paint onto the wood
Step 7: Let wood dry for 24 hours (per instructions on the back of the can)
Step 8: After the wood has dried for 24 hours, use your staple gun to hold your blackboard in place
Step 9: Rub the side of a piece of chalk over the whole chalkboard and wipe clean
Step 10: Your chalkboard is ready to go! Enjoy!
Leslie is our Stockpiling Moms DIY expert. She is a frugal fashionista, DIY creator, party planner, working momma with a crazy toddler and an very tolerant husband! She loves to create and hopes to inspire others to create along with her!
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As stay-at-home moms for eight years, Melissa and Shelley know what it takes to live a savvy lifestyle within a budget. Their passion for helping people has expanded their reach from Stockpiling Moms.com to also including speaking engagements, book authors (Savvy Saving Couponing Secrets from the Stockpiling Moms) and conference co-hosts. Melissa and Shelley are best friends who met through 
Love the frame! I taught school at our small church-school for 21 years. I bought a piece of tile board ($11) and then had DH frame it in with some left over floor frame. Just used expo wipe off markers. We had to use this type of boards because some of our children had problems with chalk dust. Love the idea!
Thanks Kay!