$1 Cabinet Door DIY

Seriously, again…nothing totally outstanding about this cabinet door other than I loved the small size, the price and the grooves in the wood.Also, I love cabinet doors because you can do so much with them. In the past I have done several projects with cabinet doors and you can always find some for a steal at the Habitat store. They always seem to have quite a stash of ’em!

There is literally very minimal prep work for this mini door. The door was basically like this --the color and the original look stayed the same.

I did some cleaning, filling and sanding the original holes that were in it from the previous hardware (which also happened to be off center).

I sanded around the edges and throughout just to give it some rustic appeal. I didn’t do any painting as it had a white finish and was in great shape other than the original hardware holes.

After applying a vinyl “HOME” lettering which I made with my Cricut, it was on to attaching a bronze rubbed finish drawer pull, which I also snatched at the same store for $1. I screwed a small hanger on the back and that was it! 

This is the easiest DIY you will probably find. Takes little to know effort or knowledge of crafting to do.

When it was all said and done, not bad for a piece of wall art that cost $2 to make, right? And it was done in less than an hour.

I tied a simple grosgrain ribbon bow and attached a large iron key to hang from the drawer pull. It's displayed by my old house pictures in the foyer.

Simple and sweet. Just how I like most things. Isn’t this the cutest and super easy cabinet door DIY? Took very little effort and creativity to repurpose this adorable cabinet door.

It took a few minutes to do and looks fabulous in this old house! $1 for the door and $1 for the hardware pull.

Go snatch you a small cabinet door to repurpose! Now on to more projects after I hit the Habitat store again!