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I like having quick and simple gifts on hand. Something not over the top, to gift away…..to someone who just needs a little pick-me-up.
Or how about making a coordinating hanger for a new outfit you just created for someone? How sweet would that be.
So here’s another simple something to add to that stash.
I just used Mod Podge to adhere some fabric to each side of the wooden hanger.
And then I trimmed around the hanger, cutting off all of the excess material. Then I let the Mod Podge dry underneath……and then I coated each side of the hanger (on top of the fabric) in a nice even coat of Mod Podge. Let dry completely. (I also thought later that spraying a clear coat of sealant over the whole thing would give it a nice finish. But without it looks great too!)
Now you’re all set to give them away…
**Post Edit: I found these hangers at Joann’s Fabric in their $ bins. Nice and inexpensive.
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I think these will make such pretty hangers for a bride-to-be… how great would those pictures be of the dress before?! I LOVE this idea! And lucky for me I have a few friends who will be walking down the aisle soon who just might be getting some special hangers from me :)
Hi…
I always love your writing, your ideas.. simple cute.. hope i can make it in my own home..
give me a passion to do that..
Here's a better definition of what Mod Podge is: https://painting.about.com/od/artglossarym/g/definition_mod_podge.htm
Hope that helps!
Ashley
I'm sorry
in my country there is no "mod podge"
Can you explain the function
thanks
Just found a two-pack of these hangers on clearance at Jo-Ann for 97 cents. I think I might actually hang them in my laundry room after I'm done with them; they might really brighten the place up! :o)
Angela and Anonymous…..you know, I made these right before moving across country so I'm not sure where these even are. I wasn't even able to use them before all of the craziness happened with moving. I wonder if using a really fine grade sand paper would help to buff up the edges. Sorry about that. I should have tried them out first. Maybe even adding a thick coat of decoupage on them. Anyway, let me know if that works for you. And good luck!
Ashley
I made some and they look so cute, but I had the same problem. The edges are very rough. Any suggestions?
I made these hangers yesterday. I don't understand how you can get a clean cut with these. And when all was said and done, the mod podge was so rough that I wouldn't want to hang clothes on it cause it would snag. Please help me as I want to make these for my mom's house warming party. THanks.
Thanks so much fr the tutorial! I made some for Christmas gifts with Ikea hangers and they were so cheap and so nice!
So fun! I have been looking for small/child size hangers like this to throw in my baby shower gifts.
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Tamara
i love this idea!
SO cute Ashley!!
super idea.
Great idea! I hope I can find these hangers. I've made a lot of aprons for Christmas presents and they would look totally cute with an accompanying hanger!
You come up with the cutest ideas! I love this.
Awesome, and easy too! Good luck on your trip to Georgia (?)!
Giveaway on my blog- perfect for Christmas!
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Simply FABULOUS! Thanks for sharing and love your blog!
Cheers!
Celeste
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That is so cute! You can give them away — or keep them for yourself! I can just imagine a whole closet full of these!
Adorable and what a great idea!
Very cute idea!
I love this idea! My sister just asked me if I had any extra hangers she could have…this would be a cute little gift for her.
Great question Marlatt Five….I got them at Joann's and added that info to my post. Thanks!
I love this idea. Where do you get the wooden hangers though?
Thanks so much for mentioning the charity drive/giveaway!
I love those hangers. The top material is the same one I used as an accent fabric on the nursing cover I made. :)