DIY Farmhouse Apron Hook
I have a thing for hooks and love using them throughout the house! My husband found these cute vintage shabby hooks for me awhile back for 50 cents each, score! I decided it would be fun to make a DIY farmhouse Apron Hook with them. Using lots of scrap wood and a few tools I was able to create a fun farmhouse apron hook for the kitchen.
Supplies
Scrap wood or Baseboard (decorative or flat)
Wood Trim
Wood Glue
Hooks
Screws
Drill
Wood Filler
Hanger
Nails
Hammer
(before)
Directions
Cut the wood to your desired size.
Measure and cut your trim wood using 45-degree angle cuts in accordance with your measurements.
Using wood glue, adhere the cut pieces of trim wood to the pre-cut scrap wood.
Line up your hook and mark whee you need to drill your holes.
Drill the holes and secure the hooks
If you have any area’s that need to be filled you can use a wood filler so everything looks seamless. Paint the whole piece to your desired color.
It’s that time, where we have all taken a thrift store find and gave it a makeover! Make sure to check out all the other fabulous projects,they are all so creative!
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Thank you so much for stopping in today, have a great rest of the week!
Kristin
What a great score! You’re lucky to have a husband that finds stuff for you instead of complaining about you bringing more stuff home!
I love how you used the vintage hooks.
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gail
This is such a great idea and what a great price! LOVE!!!
What a score at 50 cents! LOVE this makeover!!!