Some may call it creepy. I call it cool. Making wall hooks that look like hands is something I’ve wanted to do for a while, but didn’t know how. I’ve seen similar items in fancy design stores…but they cost way to much!
With a little creative thinking and the help of DecoArt Americana Premium Acrylic Paints, I was able to bring my vision to life! Americana Premium Acrylic Paints are designed to be mixed so you can create your perfect shade…literally! I mixed the paints to create skin tones for each wooden hand. The thickness of these paints offers amazing coverage so you don’t have to add layer over layer before your project is complete!
Watch below to see just how I made these wooden hand hooks. Make sure to watch through the end to see how easily they can be mounted to the wall!
Hello Amber! I saw you in BH&G Magazine for the first time yesterday and
looked up your blog! I love all of your creative projects and really just wanted to tell you that i pray for the biggest of your dreams to come true. Youre such a bright light and your genuine passion for creating and wanting others to feel that gratification is infectious. Creating is so important. Its spreads love, joy, confidence, kindness and its therapy. It can be so healing. Thank you for sharing. Ill be creating along with you in the future.
Sincerely,
Matt Kester
I saw u on MAKING IT. YOU ROCK. I was happy I was able to see your blog. Still waiting to see if you win MASTER CRAFTER !
Thanks! Your work is fascinating. It would be a good addition to my home decor. But, since I spend most of my time playing games at $5 minimum deposit casino I don’t have a chance to make it by the new year’s eve. I’ll leave it for the next year.
Wow, these handhooks are looking awesome and I will definitely try to buy them for my Geek Squad tech Support office. Can you tell me the price of these hooks and from where I can buy one.
I love this project. Can’t wait to make some.
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