Our master bedroom is small. In fact, it’s smaller than most of the hotel rooms I’ve stayed in. It means that space saving and everyday use needs to be planned and accounted for. But creating a functional space doesn’t mean it can’t also be beautiful. We just have to be thoughtful and creative with each element in the room. Down to the hooks on the door. So I made these DIY wood and leather door hooks to hang a number of different items from the door, using up all the space we can!
Materials
- Leather Strap
- 1/2″ Wooden Dowel
- 2″ Dowel Screws
- Drill and Drill Bits
1. Cut the wooden dowel into 2″ lengths. Use the end of the dowel as a template to create a round edge on the end of the leather.
2. Using a craft knife or sharp scissors cut the end round.
3. Bring the rounded edge in line with the opposite end, draw around the round edge and cut it out.
4. Drill through the leather at both ends using a drill bit the same thickness as the dowel screw. Using the same drill bit make a hole 1″ deep through the dowel.
5. Twist the dowel screw through the leather and dowel. Drill a hole in the door for the other end of the screw. Twist it into the hole, moving the leather to hang down.
How easy and stylish they are, I love the natural look!
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Thank you Michelle!
It looks great!!
I love it ! I wish I could do it right now !
One for this weekend maybe? :)
Love all your DIYs!
Thank you Aimee!
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Hi Fran,
Silly question but could you please tell me where to find the leather strap. I’m thinking maybe @ a sewing supply store?
The one you used is just so pretty and would be the perfect color for my granddaughters room.
Your post and picture, as always, totally attracted me to read more and also want to make this project,.. and you always spell everything correct too ;-)
Thx so much for sharing your awesome ideas & talent!
Susan
Hi Fran,
Love the blog and the post! Just wanted to drop a line and mention that if you don’t already know this, this actual diy is derived from Alice Tacheny’s “Teddy Hook” that she designed and sells. She’s a small designer, so I think its important to note that in this post and give credit to her. I’ve seen her hook floating around pinterest for some time, and actually am making my own inspired version of it, since hers is out of my budget. But thought you should know!
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