I’ve posted a few times about creative uses for paint chips. Here’s another one that caught my eye recently, aren’t all the different colors fun and just so perfect for a child’s room? I love seeing people getting creative and finding fun ways to use paint chips. I just wonder when the store managers are going to catch on! 😉 See the Paint Chip Letters here.
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Where do you get paint chips like that??? I am from Texas and have only seen color cards
Thank you so much for featuring my paint chip letters! I really appreciate it!
I like seeing paint chip crafts as much as the next person, but I hope people are recycling chips that they’ve actually used to purchase paint, and aren’t just snatching up paint chips as “free” craft supplies. That isn’t fair to the businesses selling paint.