Painted-on magnetic board
Magnetic wall made of magnetic paint and chalk paint
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I transformed this free space between my kitchen cupboards into a decorative magnetic wall.
Below is everything you need to copy this project:
- Paint brushes in different sizes
- 1 litre magnetic paint
- Alpine wall colour White
- Annie Sloan chalk paint "Coco"
- Masking tape
- Paint roller
- Stencil foil
- 1 Pen knife
- 1 Stencil brush
To equip your magnetic wall with suitable magnets and magnetised photos, you'll also need the following:
Then apply 3 to 4 coats of magnetic paint within the frame (adhere to the instructions on the can).
Since I painted on ingrain wallpaper and was afraid the magnets wouldn't adhere well later (which was totally unfounded), I decided to use a paint roller.
Unfortunately I left some stains on the wallpaper where I didn't want them.
But I was able to remove them easily with a wet cotton cloth!
Besides the frame, I also wanted two birds to decorate the magnetic board.
I made the stencils myself.
The bird motifs can be downloaded from the PDF below.
Magnetising photos
If you want to put photos on the magnetic wall, you can just attach self-adhesive magnetic sheet MS-A4-STIC to the backside. I did the same with a small notepad.You'll be surprised how strongly the neodymium magnets
adhere to the magnetic wall.
The smaller cube magnets hold a sheet of paper with no problem, the larger magnets even hold heavier coupon books.
Now I can hang up and arrange shopping lists, receipts, coupons, etc.
nicely.
You can find this project and many others on my Blog 'shabby-it-yourself.de'.
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