I’m back sharing here a great Anthropologie Knock-Off project! This Keepsake Brooch Knob so simple, you can knock it out in under five minutes!
I love brooches so much that I made my own brooch bouquet for my wedding. Of course, brooch knobs will naturally be required on at least one item in my new house. I think my new craft room is going to become a girly oasis. I don’t know that I can convince hubby to let me slap these beauties all over the house like I want to.
You will need the following for your Keepsake Brooch Knob:
- Brooch
- Cabinet knob with a flat top
- Hot glue gun
- Wire cutter
Plug in your glue gun so you can let it heat up while you complete the next step.
Use your wire cutter to gently remove the clasp and pin from your brooch.
Add a few small drops of hot glue around the edges of the knob and attach the brooch.
That’s all there is to it. Doesn’t get easier than that!
There are some pieces of furniture just begging to be adorned with brooches at my place! I would love to see your fancy knob creations too!
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