DIY Maven
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Although I'm a writer by education and profession, I have a not-so-secret DIY and craft (of almost any kind) addiction. I'm the… read more
3903 posts
Although I'm a writer by education and profession, I have a not-so-secret DIY and craft (of almost any kind) addiction. I'm the… read more
Comments - How to Make Faux Stone Cabinet Knobs
Marisol on Sep 07, 2016:
This is awesome! I will give it a try TODAY. Many thanks for posting.
Gracias""
renee on May 25, 2013:
Where did you get the backing hardware for your wonderful knobs?
DIY Maven on Mar 07, 2013:
@H, it's around 275 degrees. The length of time in the oven is based upon the thickness of the clay. Usually 15 minutes per 1/4 inch thickness. But different brands of clay vary time and temp a little bit, so be sure to check the package.
H on Mar 07, 2013:
What a great DIYer! I am goin to give this a go- what temp does the oven need to be and for how long?
Sher on May 17, 2012:
Absolutely wonderful tutorial and such beautiful results! I featured you on Momcaster!
DesigningMom on Aug 31, 2011:
Wow wow wow Maven. I love this idea. Great tutorial. Thanks!
Jenn on Aug 24, 2011:
Note: Be sure your base knob is heat stable. A friend was covering light switches and found that Bakelite does not like heat.
DIY Maven on Aug 23, 2011:
Glad you like it Emily! It's a great project for a weekend afternoon.
Emily on Aug 23, 2011:
LOVE THIS!!!! I am adding this to my list of fall projects. What a fabulous idea, thanks for sharing!
DIY Maven on Aug 23, 2011:
Using the rasp was my idea but not the grating bit. I was surprised at how much fun I had experimenting with different looks. And it was incredibly easy!
Chris Gardner on Aug 23, 2011:
Those turned out amazing! I love the bake-then-rasp approach you took for the granite. Genius.
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