Turn an old lidded box into a fabulous blackboard toy box – perfect for keeping things tidy after play time.
Resene Toys and Games with Mark Rayner - Project 10
Difficulty level: Moderate
You will need: Clean cloth, Old lidded box (ours was previously painted MDF), Paintbrush, Paint roller and tray, Paint stirrer, Resene Blackboard Paint Pink, Resene Lustacryl tinted to Resene Shocking, Resene Quick Dry, Sandpaper, Wood filler and knife for filling
To get the look: Mark painted the background wall with Resene SpaceCote Flat tinted to Resene Gin Fizz.
Other ideas: Create a cool blue effect by using a combination of Resene Blackboard Paint Blue and Resene Lustacryl tinted to Resene Picton Blue.
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