I love creating new home decor projects with treasures that I find at flea markets and thrift stores. These vintage doorknobs along with a piece of pallet were all I needed to create the perfect DIY rustic jewelry hanger. This hanger can also be used as an organizer in your entrance for your bags, keys, and outerwear. Give it a try! This is the ultimate way to recycle.
DIY Rustic Jewelry Hanger
Items Needed:
- 15-Inch Piece of Pallet Wood
- Handsaw
- Drill
- 3/16 Drill Bit
- 5 Cabinet Knobs
- Tape Measure
- Pencil
- Hammer
- Picture Hanger
Directions:
Begin by measuring and cutting your piece of board, using your handsaw, off your pallet. If you don’t have a pallet, a piece of older or distressed looking wood will do just fine.
Using your tape measure, give yourself a 1.5-inch space on each end of the board. This should give you 12 inches in the middle for placing the knobs.
Using your pencil measure from top to bottom to find the middle of the board and make a mark. Be sure to make your marks on the back of the board and not the front. Once you find your middle, make a mark every three inches down that middle line.
Using your drill and the required bit (make sure to measure whether or not this bit matches the thread sizes used on the knobs you have as sizes have a chance of differing), drill a hole through the board on all 5 marks your made.
Dust off the board and begin putting your knobs in. Most are as simple as unscrewing the nut, slipping the screw through the hole, and tightening with your fingers.
Once your knobs are on, flip the hanger over and on the top of the back of the board, use your hammer to tap in your picture hanger. Be sure to not hammer it in too far if your knobs have extra threads sticking out.
Hang and enjoy!
Debbie White Beattie says
This is such a cute hanger and the nobs and really cute too. I especially like the flower and the yellow topaz.
Nate says
looks good
Anita D. says
This is super cute and looks easy enough that I can do it. This is my next DYI project!
nicolthepickle says
Oh, this is so cute! I like it.
salexis alexis says
What a super cool idea! I bet I could find some really great pieces from the “Habitat for Humanity” scrap store nearby! Totally need to make one!! 🙂
Elizabeth Matthiesen says
That is really neat, wish I came up with such great ideas 🙂
Shannon Graham says
This is adorable! How easy!