Doorknob Decorations
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Get a handle on holiday decoration routine by turning cupboard and dresser drawer knobs into festive symbols.
| Prep Time: Under 1 hour | |
| What you need: | |
| Foamies sheets (sold at most craft stores)
Craft knife Colored markers Felt Metal key ring Brass paper fastener Sticker stars or glue | |
| Seasons: Christmas, Hanukkah | |
| Materials: fome-cor, markers | |
| Instructions: | |
| 1. | STAR: Cut out a star from the Foamie, and cut an asterisk-shaped opening in the center. Then accent the edge of the star with colored marker (gold or silver looks especially nice). Slide the star over the door knob. |
| 2. | REINDEER: Glue foam antlers and eyes on a cut-out foam deer head, then use a marker to draw on pupils and a mouth. Cut an asterisk-shaped opening where the nose should go. Slip the head onto a cabinet or dresser knob. Then use double-sided tape to stick a red circle onto the knob. |
| 3. | SANTA: From white foam, cut out a large teardrop-shaped face with a circle at the tip. Cut an asterisk-shaped opening in the center where a nose should be. With colored markers, draw on a Santa's hat and facial features, then give Santa a nose by slipping the cutout onto a cabinet knob. |
| 4. | CANDY CANE: Trim a sheet of white foam into candy cane shapes and then draw on stripes with a broad-tipped red marker. |
| 5. | TREE: From felt, cut out a Christmas tree shape with a tall, exaggerated top. Insert the top through a large key ring and then fold it over onto the tree. Secure the overlap to the tree with a brass paper fastener (this doubles as a treetop decoration). Decorate the tree with sticker stars or glued-on felt balls. |
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