Hi All! This WiFi password block has come in real handy, and I have to give the credit to the hubby for this project. He had seen one somewhere, and told me about it, and talked me into making one.
Well that’s not quite true, he didn’t have to talk me into it at all. All anyone has to do is ask me to make something and if it is doable, I jump on the chance.
Since I have made us one of these WIFI password block it has come in real hand on several occasions when the kids come over. They are always asking what our wifi code is so they can hook up to our wifi to play their games, watch movies, surf the web, etc.
Now it’s there for them whenever they come. Convenient and cute!
[tweetthis display_mode=”box”]How to make a password block for your Wifi[/tweetthis]
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Supplies Needed For WiFi Password Block
Block of wood
White chalk paint
Chalkboard paint
Paint brush
Letter stencils
Stencil brush or sponge
Chalk
Sandpaper
Black acrylic paint
Painters Tape
These blocks can be made out of scrap wood, but these were made out of a couple art blocks that I picked up at Goodwill. Sorry I forgot the take the before photo’s.
To make these I firsts painted each block with two coats of white chalk paint.
Once dry I stenciled WiFi password on each of the blocks.
Using painters tape mark off the area for your chalkboard, then using chalkboard paint add the chalkboard to the bottom of each block.
Next, I distressed the edges, and added some black to the edges.
To condition the chalk board, I coated the chalkboards with chalk then wiped off. I did this process twice.
Then added the password and that’s it. The WIFI password block is good to go.
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What a super great idea Linda. I can never remember ours and i always have to ask the hubby. Sometimes I think there are just too many passwords to remember. They look real cute and passwords are pretty cool too 😉
Thanks Michelle! Yes too many passwords, and your not suppose to use the same one on everything. I was always having to hunt down the password for the kids, so this makes it super easy.
That is so clever Linda and the fact that you made it with chalkboard makes it so versatile. Now you’ll never have to ask anyone what the password is!
Thanks Mary! Nope now anytime our password changes all I have to do is erase then write in the new one.
This is a great idea! I need to make one for my mom. She never remembers her passwords, and then gets super frustrated when she can’t access something. Ha! Thanks for the idea!
Thanks Amy! It does make it super easy having your password there where you can access anytime.
I love this idea!! It would have come in handy for our friends that are staying in our house right now while we´re away. Will definitely have to do this for next time, so much fun!
Thanks Katrin! This certainly would of come in handy with your guest staying at your house.
What a great idea! I can’t ever remember ours either & when guests come, I always have to go hunt it down. This is pretty darn clever!
Thanks Florence! It is very helpful if you have guest that are always asking for your wifi code, like my kids and grandkids. It will always be there for them, so no hunting it down like before. 🙂