Door knobs crafts

These vintage door knobs made into a photo holders are so easy to make and look fabulous. Several of these would be perfect as part of a centerpiece at an event such as a wedding or a graduation.

It’s not difficult incorporating some cool door knobs and handles ideas. Check for practical ways of infusing them and keep changing periodically. This way, you won’t be bored of th

#1 - Sweet Tina gave me this one. It re-corks an open wine bottle, or demijohn in this case... It keeps my collection of vintage bar ware company. I found a short video from HGTV with pretty simple instructions HERE. Here are six more clever ways to use vintage door knobs found via Pinterest: #2 - This adorable adaptation is from Angie at Knick of Time's Etsy shop. Sorry, it is long gone, but she may have more! It could hold photos, recipe cards, or keepsake ephemera. #3 - Check out this…

Think outside the box! Use vintage door knobs to elevate your style and organize your home.

Are you wondering what to do with that growing collection of old wine corks? From home decor to personalized gifts, there are countless ways to transform your corks into something new.

Please note that this post contains affiliate links. As an Amazon Associate, Rewards Style influencer and Jane Influencer, we earn from qualifying purchases and any sales made through such links will reward us a small commission – at no extra cost for you.Create Vintage Door Knob Photo Holders using hangers! It’s as easy as 1,2,3!...

I absolutely love old wooden doors!! I’m on a mission to replace all my hollow core doors with vintage wooden ones. But this post is about creating four differe…

It's time to start decorating for the holiday season. Each year I enjoy working on new projects that are fun and utilize the vintage pieces I collect all year!…

Vintage Door knobs are now a priority for me on my list of "treasures to find"... My local Thrift shop has a section for door knobs and furniture hardware, I found these AMAZING ones there for only $3 bucks! I believe they're from the 1930's, real glass and brass... I couldn't believe they were so cheap!! I saw other vintage door knobs redones online as picture holders but I wanted to re-invent the craft of re-purposing gems like this into something with a lot le more "personality". I used…