DIY Home Decor: Turn a Wooden Spool into a Drawer Knob

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DIY Home Decor: Turn a Wooden Spool into a Drawer Knob

Turn a wooden spool into a drawer knob!

A few weeks ago, I created an adorable pumpkin from a wooden spool. For whatever reason, the hole in the spool made me say to myself, “Self, you could turn this into a drawer knob!” I’m all about DIY home decor, so that’s exactly what I did! Instead of buying knobs from a big box store, I created my own one-of-a-kind knobs from wooden spools. Not only are they inexpensive to make, but they add tons of character to any piece of furniture!

What You Will Need:

DIY Home Decor: Turn a Wooden Spool into a Drawer Knob

1. A wooden spool. I found mine at a thrift store.

2. A long screw that’s threaded at the bottom (see picture above)

3. A nut that fits your screw

How To Do It:

1. Remove the thread from your spool. I didn’t remove mine in the pictures, but I feel like the knob would look better if the thread was removed. Otherwise, the thread might become dirty over time.

2. Put the screw through the wooden spool.

DIY Home Decor: Turn a Wooden Spool into a Drawer Knob

3. Then, put the screw through the hole in your drawer or cabinet.

4. Tighten the nut to hold the spool in place. You might need a wrench to tighten it completely.

DIY Home Decor: Turn a Wooden Spool into a Drawer Knob

Yes, that is all it takes to make a wooden spool into a knob! Wasn’t that incredibly simple? It adds so much character, right? I can especially see a few spool knobs in a craft or sewing room. Once you realize how easy they are to make, though, you’ll want to change every knob in your home!

DIY Home Decor: Turn a Wooden Spool into a Drawer Knob

What furniture piece would you put a spool knob on? Share your ideas with us in the comment section below or on our Facebook page!

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Written by Bonnie Getchell

Hello! I'm Bonnie -- a craft nerd, musician, writer, furniture and vintage lover, crafter, and diyer!

If you would like to learn more about me, I also have my own blog, Revolutionaries, where I write about more craft projects, furniture redos, and my faith! You can also find me on , Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.

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