Fancy Door/ Cabinet Knobs are gorgeous yet can be quite expensive accessories to add to a cabinet or home project, especially when you are working within a specific budget. It is a shame because these added details, albeit small, can complete a look quite fabulously! Don't you think?? With this challenge in mind, I thought I would do a quick, DIY- Hand printed, knob decoration tutorial that can be done on any wooden knob for a door or cabinet.
Requirements
Wooden Door Knob
Stanley Knife
Design
Paint
Dry sponge roller
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My $3 wooden cabinet knobMethod:
Sponge/ spray paint over knob in chosen colour. Set aside to dry!
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| All over white wash You will also need a design...maybe you could draw your own, use a picture or a free clip art/ downloadable. Cut carefully around your chosen image. For this project I wanted to use a simple design therefore chose an anchor. Love, love, love a coastal theme! |
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| Stanley knife around your chosen image
This is actually my favorite part! Using a Stanley knife cut carefully around you're design. Practice really makes perfect and a seamless design is what your aiming for.
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| Use a Dry Sponge Roller Use a dry sponge roller and a thick acrylic/ house paint. I do say thick because your chosen paint should have no added thinners or water. The thicker your paint is the better your hand printed design will be; you will be able to achieve quite a sharp image! Aim for the following;
 When dry, paint a clear lacquer/ gloss over your door knob and hooray your project is now complete.  Visiting here at the DIY Showoff Parade and Scandi Coast Home linky parties. |
