I think I am turning into a germophobe! Every couple of years I get a sinus infection that lasts for months. The best way to beat this disease is to not get sick in the first place. I also have a son who needs to avoid antibiotics, so I am pretty careful about making sure that switchplates and doorknobs are wiped down. All fall I have been putting signs on our doors and on the kitchen counter reminding us to wash our hands.
I bought this chalkboard at a great little store called
RodWorks. The best part about it is that not only can I use it as a chalkboard, but I can slide 8.5 x 11.5 sheets of paper down into it! This is a wonderful little device that I have enjoyed.
I use Chalk Markers on my board. They write beautifully and wash off easily with a rag and some water. I had no luck finding them in any retail stores, so I
bought my set from Amazon.
Anyway, we all know that once we get used to seeing something, we ignore it. Consequently, I have made new signs every couple of weeks. I wanted something bright and colorful for the beginning of 2012, so I made this Subway Art Printable that reminds us to wash our hands.
You can download your free copy
HERE. I printed some full size for my doors and some half size for the bathroom mirrors. With three teenage boys, reminders are always a good thing.
And here's a reminder to you:
I forgoto that you have a craft blog too. I got excited all over again and have saved it to my favorite places. I need to keep the background tutorial in mind. I want to try it but I fear my skills.
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