{diy chalkboard tags}

diy chalkboard tags



this is one of those do it yourself projects that even someone like me can do.  i.e. someone with little to no patience can tackle this!  the idea for this actually came about because i wanted a cool way to label my magazine bins.  i was inspired by these baskets from an uber-organized designer who offered some organizational tips in o magazine.

diy chalkboard tagdiy chalkboard tag


ok, so my cheap-o magazine bins aren’t quite as nice but since it would cost a fortune to outfit all my magazines in fancy baskets, these will work just fine for now!  and the chalkboard tags uplift them from plain jane – a definite change from how they were – not labeled and i’d have to pull out each bin to find out what was in it – can anyone say inefficient?!

here’s how it’s done:

diy chalkboard tag


grab the above items (you’ll also need a paper cutter & hole punch).

i used this free tag template via scrapbook scrapbook.

it’s as simple as tracing the template onto the cardstock paper, cutting it out, hole punch the middle and put a reinforcement label on.  ta-da!  you’ve got your own chalkboard tag!

diy chalkboard tag


[images above, from top:  photos by me except for inspiration image - baskets w/tags photgraphed by william waldron via o magazine]

11 thoughts on “{diy chalkboard tags}

  1. Love how you used elements of your inspiration to come up with something on the budget-friendly side…looks great! Love your OSR stamp too!!

  2. You are so cute, Piper – I love the way you “talk” in your type :) This does look like a simple and cute DIY! I will have to do this DIY…it would be so cute to help organize!

  3. I really like the new things in the store. Its so fresh looking – just like this spring should be! Its almost here….Have a lovely weekend!

  4. Love this idea! Pipes, you’ll have to tell me where you got your logo stamp made. I’ve been looking for one of those.

    Rachel
    xoxo

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