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When I see the words paint chips, I think of the scary public service\u00a0announcements\u00a0showing a toddler playing in an old house by a peeling windowsill. \u00a0Paint Chips though are not scary on Pinterest, in fact they are the stars of some really great craft projects. \u00a0Of course I am not talking about peeling paint but of the sample cards you use to select paint. \u00a0After seeing some of the great projects, I was intrigued but I did wonder, what stores thought of these now countless women marching in and leaving with stacks of \u00a0paint chips and no paint. \u00a0Would stores soon be locking up the paint chips behind the counter? \u00a0Would paint chips start to be rationed? \u00a0If so, I better get some while I can.<\/p>\n

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So, in the store the other night passing by a very colorful selection of paint chips; I decided to take a few samples. \u00a0I had my 3 and 5-year-old with me and my 3-year-old was generously helping but mainly picking out the same color and then handing them to me saying, \u201cLook Mommy, I got these for you.\u201d \u00a0It might have been my imagination because the store was relatively empty, but it seemed like a manager was watching me and every announcement I heard was, \u201cSecurity please go to the paint department, there is a woman taking paint chips.\u201d \u00a0 I worked through the anxiety and knew that other pinners had to have done the same thing and they not only lived but created something useful and pinned it. \u00a0So I took my paint chips and put them in the pocket of my purse and continued shopping. \u00a0Now I need to find a project.<\/p>\n

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