Growth Chart Ruler!
Keep track of how fast those kiddos are growing with a growth ruler!
I started with a used used used piece of fence slat...
but you can buy cheap fence slats at a home improvement store for less than $2.
The bottom edge was so munched...I had to cut a few inches off...
Next I went with my favorite shade of steel blue!
And painted the top.
It needed a lot of paint because the wood was so old and splintery.
Oh yeah...check out your base board moldings...you'll probably want to start your numbers up a little bit. I started at 5 inches up.
So it could rest on the base boards that are 5".
Line up a measuring tape or yard stick and use a sharpie marker to make the lines every inch.
At the 6 inch mark, make a longer line,
and at the foot mark, make the biggest line.
Then use a contrasting color of paint to paint the numbers!
Now because I had to cut my board down...I didn't have room to paint on the "6".
Although where it is mounted, it goes up to exactly 6 feet tall.
If tallness runs in the family, you could start at 1 foot tall...you decide!
Perfection!
A growth chart to keep tabs for ya. The kids will love it and want to be measured every day!
Best part...if you move, it goes with you! :)
Keep track of how fast those kiddos are growing with a growth ruler!
I started with a used used used piece of fence slat...
but you can buy cheap fence slats at a home improvement store for less than $2.
The bottom edge was so munched...I had to cut a few inches off...
Next I went with my favorite shade of steel blue!
And painted the top.
It needed a lot of paint because the wood was so old and splintery.
Oh yeah...check out your base board moldings...you'll probably want to start your numbers up a little bit. I started at 5 inches up.
So it could rest on the base boards that are 5".
Line up a measuring tape or yard stick and use a sharpie marker to make the lines every inch.
At the 6 inch mark, make a longer line,
and at the foot mark, make the biggest line.
Then use a contrasting color of paint to paint the numbers!
Now because I had to cut my board down...I didn't have room to paint on the "6".
Although where it is mounted, it goes up to exactly 6 feet tall.
If tallness runs in the family, you could start at 1 foot tall...you decide!
Perfection!
A growth chart to keep tabs for ya. The kids will love it and want to be measured every day!
Best part...if you move, it goes with you! :)
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