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DOORSTOP xx DOOR Antique doorstops. Quaker couple are painted pine figures with tin bases. Tip: Fasten a strip of leather to the top of a door to keep it ajar most of the time. Lilliputian house to use as a doorstop or bookend for oversized books. Estimated cost: $16. Bunny-in-a-basket doorstop made from pine. Est. cost: $12. Turtle doorstop of wool felt is sewn up with blanket stitches. Raggedy-Ann doorstop is made from plywood and brightly painted. Lathe-turned wooden door bumper with a hard rubber tip. Hardwood door wedge has a serrated bottom for gripping carpet or floor. Oak leaves, maple leaves, and acorn motifs (needlepointed on plastic canvas) are used for several home decorations. (1) Coasters and holder. (2) Plant pot cover and plant poke. (3) Welcome doorknob sign. (4) Covered brick door stop. WELCOME doorstop to cross-stitch. Personalized door stop for dad is needlepointed on plastic canvas and decorated with novelty buttons. A brick is used to provide the weight. Country doorstop. A burlap-wrapped bag of sand is decorated with a soft-sculpture head. How to decorate brick door stops. Profiles of cats and chickens are cut from wood, painted and used for doorstops, bookends, decoration, etc. Paperweight or door stop is made by covering a brick with fabric. A door-shaped doorstop made from wood. Est. cost: $7. Doorstop wedge is permanently attached to door. How to make a simple doorstop to keep a toddler's fingers from getting caught in a door. Tip on using corks from wine bottles as door or drawer bumpers. Sketch shows the correct location for a doorstop. Tip: Make a Colonial style doorstop that looks like a bird. Fabric-covered brick is decorated to look like an old fashioned candle lantern. Calico cat. Weighted to sit 12" tall on its own four paws. Use as doorstop or bookend. Use a wall bumper equipped with "Velcro" hook-and-loop fastener material as a doorstop to keep a door open. Cross-stitch doorstop in the shape of a house fits over a brick. Wooden doorstops in the shape of a rabbit, cat, and teddy bear. Calico duck doorstop. Calico-cat doorstops filled with sand have "Home is where the Cat is" messages in a lace-edged heart. Needlepoint cat doorstop in a design reminiscent of Mexican pottery. Make a needlepoint "panda" doorstop. Hunting dog needlepoint doorstop is worked on plastic canvas to cover a brick. Tip on renewing antique doorstop bumpers using rubber toilet seat bumpers. Doorstop is shaped like a cat and painted in a decorative fashion. Made from wood, it is based on the cast-iron versions of yesteryear. Calico cat doorstop has embroidered face. Lathe-turned doorstops are of "mansion-quality" and made two at a time. Folk art door stop. Wooden rooster attached to a wedge-shape base serves as a door stop. Doorstop consists of an apple profile attached to a wedge-shaped block of wood. Danish doorstop. Tip: Use a magnetic cabinet door latch to attract and hold the doorstop on a regular door, thus serving as a means to hold the door open. Weighted door stop. Colonial-style door stop has a brick built into the base. A handy finger hold makes it easy to lift and move. | |||||||||
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