And they needed some classic hardware. So here's what I came up with!
These door knobs are super easy and quick to make with very simple materials.
You'll need glue, wire (I used 26 gauge), acrylic paint in a golden brown color for aging, black enamel paint(you could also gloss regular acrylic), cardboard, 2 size of beads ( a teeny bead about 1mm and a 2 or 3mm bead).
Cut the wire into 4 inch pieces. You need 4 of them. Bend the wire in half and twist. Cut the cardboard into long rectangles and cut off the four corners. Mine are 1/4" x 1 1/4" long(6.35 mm x 31.75mm). And cut a smaller rectangle for the insert 3/8" x 1" (9.52mm x 25.4mm). Glue insert on larger rectangle.
Roll the twisted wire into an "s" shape.
I glue the wire handles onto the bead. I used a piece of wood to hold each handle in place while it dries. I also dropped the tiny bead in the middle to finish off the handle. Let dry completely.
Paint.
And use brown or golden brown to have a little. That's it! So simple and easy!
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Thanks for the tutorial luvvy! I always enjoy watching you create. ; D
ReplyDeleteMe encantan,que bien quedan y que fáciles parecen en el tutorial,habrá que probar!!!! Muchas gracias!!
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Thank you for the tutorial.
ReplyDeleteI will do it for my French house.
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Sonja
They look fabulous - how clever you are Jennifer, thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteHi Caroline, what a wonderful tutorial, it sounds really easy, but it looks gorgeous....thank you so much for sharing :)
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You are so Creative with the simplest materials! This is great! I will have to try it!
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A love your doorknobs. Thanx for the tutorial.
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Oh my gosh, it just blows my mind with what you come up with! These are amazing and you always make everything look so easy...although I doubt it would be for me!!! Can't wait to see more of this new house:) Have a wonderful Thanksgiving!
ReplyDeleteA great idea! Thanks for the tutorial.
ReplyDeleteYour door handles look fantastic. Thanks Caroline for the super tutorial.
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Thank you for the tutorial, Caroline, your door knobs are wonderful. And so easy to create with the most simplest things, that's so clever of you :D!
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Wow! Thanks for the tutorial.
ReplyDeleteGracias por la explicación El resultado es genial.
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Skiddi
Wonderful I'll be trying this for my renovation on the Big House. I'll love to learn to make my own front door for the house.
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Beautiful result! Thank you for the lovely tutorial! xo Jennifer
ReplyDeleteSuper tutorial, dear Caroline!!! Like it! Good for my flea market!!! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteThe result is amazing.
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Great door knobs and thank you for showing your tutorial!
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Thanks for the tutorial. It's a great idea. hugs, Marisa
ReplyDeleteFabulous tutorial, thank you.
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Vivian
I am making a quarter-scale dollhouse from Petite Properties. I was thinking about a fancy door knob. This is it. It will just be very, very tiny. Thanks so much for this tutorial.
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Jennifer, as always I love your tutorials and this is no exception. I wonder if your measurement for the cardboard insert should be 1" x 3/16" rather than 3/8" wide. That way they are smaller than the back piece.
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