Reddit reviews Natural Loofah Exfoliating Bath Sponge, Loofah Spa Scrubber, Body Cleaning Peeling Bath Sponges Ball, Exfoliating Bath Shower Puffs, Perfect for Making Lofa Soap
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Masonite, Chalk Markers, and Chalkboard Paint. I also used a slightly different color set of sidewalk chalk like this that I bought at a drugstore. If I had it to do again, I might spend some time looking for a thinner Masonite board.
ETA: I realize my bar for "sustainable" is likely lower than some, but I live in the DC area, so my main concern was reusability. It's also worth noting that Masonite board was designed as a way to reuse wood wasted at factories back in the day (although Masonite the company doesn't make masonite the material anymore, so I have no idea how the material is sourced now.)