Chalkboard Window Garden Sign Planter

Chalkboard window garden sign planter is a delightful and creative project that adds a unique touch to your garden. Transform an old, unused window into a charming chalkboard garden sign that not only breathes new life into recycled materials but also adds a rustic, personalized accent to your outdoor space.

This simple yet creative project is a fun way to welcome the new season, offering both functionality and charm to your garden decor.

CHALKBOARD WINDOW GARDEN SIGN Planter

I have been searching for some old windows for cheap around the local thrift store. It was hard to find since many of them can be used for building a home so they are pricey.

I found this old window at the local Habitat for Humanity thrift store for $10. The window was in the corner in perfect shape. It’s not a vintage window, but I say maybe less than 20 years ago. It was very easy to clean since the paint was in pretty good shape. I wanted to make a chalkboard garden sign. I am planning on using this window for my daughter’s screened porch. She needed something to jazz it up, and I thought this chalkboard garden sign would be perfect.

What you will need for supplies.

• Window
• Sander
• Chalk spray paint
• Painter’s tape
• White Spray Paint
• Small garden box
• Herbs or flowers
• Chalk

CHALKBOARD WINDOW GARDEN SIGN Planter How To

Start by thoroughly cleaning the old window to remove dust and debris. Apply a couple of coats of chalkboard paint to the glass panes, allowing each layer to dry completely.

Step 1: Start by sanding the window everwhere. The purpose of this is to make the windows as coarse as possible so that the spray paint can stick.

Painting

   Step 2:  Cover the glass with painter’s tape. Paint the wood white. Let dry for 8 hours before painting the inside of the window.

Step 3. Remove the painter’s tape. (You will now have to cover the white paint with the painter’s tape.) It’s the easiest way because If I put the tape on the chalk part first the tape will pull off the chalk paint. Once this is done you can paint the glass chalkboard paint. Let dry for a few hours before you pull off the painter’s tape.

Write the names of flowers

Step 4: Now its time to write on the chalkboard. With a chalk stick practice a few times writing different font ideas. You can find ideas online if you type in chalk fonts style. Creative marketing has some great examples

Once the chalkboard surface is ready, you can write cheerful spring messages, label your garden herbs, or draw whimsical floral designs with colorful chalk.

I found a small garden box that fits perfectly in the middle of the window. Fill it up with herbs and flowers and you can place it in front of the window.

Tips

•  If you find a vintage window, you can create a rustic chalkboard without painting the outside.
• I can use this inside as a chalkboard menu to write my recipes or what’s for dinner!
• I found these chalkboard adhesive strips that you can cut like wallpaper and add to the window instead of painting. As much as I love painting this sounds smart! I may try them next!

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