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Jennifer here to share with you about Lullaby Paints, amazing chalkboard paint that comes in all different kinds of colors. We were compensated to write this post and given a sample, however all opinions remain my own.
My daughter is an artist. She loves to draw — on everything. I have to tell you that she is an amazing artist. She draws super heroes, people, animals, and more. When we were contacted about doing a review for Lullaby Paints, I knew this would be something that she would love in her room.
I loved how versatile and easy this paint went on. My 15Â year old daughter tackled this project all by herself — something that is not easy to do with a lot of other chalkboard paint products.
About Chalk Board Paints
There’s something undeniably fun about chalkboards (c’mon, admit it). They simply beckon for doodles and drawings. Go ahead and get your chalk on with Lullaby Paints hard, super-resilient Chalkboard paint made to the same baby-safe standards as other Lullaby Paints.
Offered in sixteen colors to accent any room, Chalkboard Paints provide a wonderful canvas for children to express their creative instincts. The low-sheen finish is ideal for all kinds of chalks and is fully washable to make masterpiece after masterpiece after masterpiece.
Chalkboard Paints are also available as a kit, including paint (sufficient for a board of thirty square feet with two coats) a roller, tray, chalk and edging tape. And, our safe formula means kids can paint their own chalkboard – perfect for artwork, poetry, or anything their imagination can dream up.
Since her room is lime green, black, and aqua blue, she chose the blue shade to paint with. She marked off a section of her closet doors and went to down painting.
The kit even comes with its own little bag of chalk, but like I said — my daughter is an artist, so she already had a ton of sidewalk chalk just waiting to be used so she decorated her board.
The paint was dry and ready to draw on about an hour after she finished. Each day, she draws something new on her Aqua blue chalkboard. Her project was small, but if you are looking to tackle a bigger painting project, you can order some FREE samples of their designer-inspired colors.
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So which color would you choose? What would you do with it?
Ellen C. says
I’d choose the tangerine. Thanks for the chance.
Michelle Tucker says
We’d choose the Village color and we’d draw all sorts of things. Little notes to each other and such.
Debra Lee says
My craft room desperately need an orange chalk bard!
Svetlana says
I have to second the last post… I would get slate for my son and paint it in his creative corner.
Jessica T says
Slate for in my son’s room
nannypanpan says
i like hydrangea for one of the walls in my daughters room
Samantha C says
I love the citron. It’s so bright and fun!
Eileen Richter says
My 13 year old daughter would probably pick Azure Sea. She gave up her room to her sister who moved in with her lil’ one, so her tiny room now does not have a lot of room for pictures or calendars, etc in it. I had wanted to do the chalk board for her to keep track of her sports games and practices. A daily or even weekly board IN HER ROOM would be SO much easier for her to remember her school and sports activiities. I’d probably do a half wall, the upper one so that little neicey does not erase her plans with her busy little hands LOL.
Jess says
Love the chalkboard paint!!
Donna O'Neil says
I love Hydrangea
Cindy B says
I would chose red for a chalkboard in our pantry where we could keep a grocery list.
Alvina Castro says
I would love blue well azure sea! Those tones are my favorites!
Ruth Hill says
Azure sea–I would let my daughter use it in the garage, I think.
Lauren says
Saltire would be great in our hallway space!
BusyWorkingMama says
I would put some equine color chalkboard a small spot in our kitchen.
amyc says
Hydrangea is the one we would like most. We would make use of it for my daughter’s new play house.
Erika says
I might choose pink but I like them all!
Janet Jackson says
I like the azure sea such a pretty color! 🙂
Chelsea says
I’d choose pink and I’d put it on my kids bedroom doors
courtney hennagir says
i think i would get “azure sea” for my kiddos.i could see them using it as the sky or the ocean and drawing all kinds of cool stuff! what a great idea!pretty sure i would have gotten into way less trouble as a kid if we had this paint…
Kimberly says
My daughter would love the Royal Blue for her room!
Kristin says
I would get Azure Sea…and I would use it to re-do my daughter’s end table. Fun project!! (Especially since I’ve never tried anything like this…LOL)
Liz says
Hydrangea would be great in my daughter’s room!
Anne says
Pavarotti is lovely and unique.