Knife Block to Craft Brush Block

I know I have said it before
but let me
say
it again
I love PINTEREST!
 
Saw this idea there.
Old kitchen knife block
picked up at Goodwill.
 
 
For $1.99.

 
Drill some holes in the slots
where the knifes fit.

 
A little bright paint.

 
After the paint.
 
 
 
Then you put the brushes in
the drilled holes.

 
Fantastic. Keeps all my brushes
together instead of rolling all
over the place.
 
Thanks for stopping in,


Comments

My Repurposed Life said…
great repurpose Pam!

your new brush holder looks fabulous

gail
January 06, 2015
Serena Lewis said…
Hi Pam

WOW! What a great brush holder! I like the colour you chose too.

Btw, thanks so much for dropping by my blog and for your lovely comments.

Cheers,
Serena :)
February 05, 2015
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