Last week as a Mindfulness activity, I made a towel rack using an old glass doorknob I had sitting around and half a cigar box, which I spray painted green and stuck pretty objects on. It looked so cute when it was all put together, but the doorknob was too heavy for the caulking silicone I had used to attach it to the backing mirror (silicone caulk has worked for other projects like my suncatchers), but the minute I turned it upright, the stupid knob fell right off!
So I consulted Google and asked it what the strongest glue known is. The answer was Epoxy. So I went to the craft store and picked up some and tried it. And it worked! My towel rack now hangs proudly in my bathroom. I’m a little afraid to hang actual towels from it because they can get mighty heavy, but it works just fine for lighter fabrics, like this cotton shirt.
Lucky Otters Haven 
Looks nice!
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Thanks! I haven’t forgotten about you. I’ve gotten WAY behind in commenting. Thanks for stopping by!
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I’m glad you continued on with the story of your craft project and that it hangs proudly on your bathroom wall and is functional. It is an awesome doorknob!
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Very cool! 👍
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So crafty! Love it!
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Cool! Very creative 👍🏻
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IT FELL OFF AGAIN!!!!! 😡
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Because epoxy you have to heat… Or let it dry for 24 hours I think.. Good luck
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Oh No! I said that out loud when I read your words. Maybe we can help you think of ways to better attach it?
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I’m actually going to take it to Michael’s and tell them the epoxy didn’t work and what to they recommend. If not, then maybe I have to remove the mirror and drill a hole first.
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Good ideas. Keep working it. If at first you don’t succeed…:)
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