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What to do with scraps of crown moulding?
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Thu, Aug 16, 07 at 12:09
| I have some scrap pieces of crown moulding left from my trim work. Do you have any ideas for what I could do with them? They are about 4 inches tall and vary in lenth, but most are not over about 8 to 12 inches long.
Thank you. |
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| Fancy up some homemade bird houses. Mona |
RE: What to do with scraps of crown moulding?
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| Hmmmm, what about shelves or put some small hooks on a piece to hang keys or something from. ~Anj |
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| I used some crown molding as a decorative piece on the front of a planter my bro made for me. It just added that extra pizzaz to it. Hang onto it, you'll one day use it. |
RE: What to do with scraps of crown moulding?
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| You've all given me some great ideas! Thanks so much. :) |
RE: What to do with scraps of crown moulding?
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| I was going to suggest a key rack or put knobs on one for a coat or towel rack. |
RE: What to do with scraps of crown moulding?
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| I'm right in the middle of putting up crown moulding myself:) I saw something a while back,maybe Decorating Cents,the Trash to Treasure segment,where they used different pieces of crown moulding to make a spice rack,and I just loved it. It was painted a chippy white,or maybe the moulding was already white,lol,so it was a cottage-y,shabby looking piece:) |
RE: What to do with scraps of crown moulding?
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| If you have stairs you could put molding along the fronts to decorate them, just attach it right under the "lip". ---------top of step-------
[moulding here] |
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