Hangers (wire or plastic work!)
A Skein of Yarn (multicolored looks fab)
Scissors
Step three: Start wrapping around the body of the hanger. Be sure to cover the excess string and knot. Continue down and around the hanger.
Be sure to hold the yarn tight around the hanger as you are wrapping and try to not let excess string escape the ball of yarn. Avoid those nasty knots!
Step four: When you've gone around the entire bottom triangle of the hanger, wrap up the neck to the top of the hanger hook. Again, be sure the loops are tight around the plastic to avoid slipping.
Step five: Wrap back down the hanger hook, and tie a knot at the neck of the hanger. Cut the sting with about 4 inches left to knot around the neck.
Step six: Take an extra piece of yarn and create a bow to hide the knot (and, of course, for extra flair).
You're ready to hang your clothes! Try different yarn textures and colors. The possibilities are endless! This is a craft you can really make all your own by mixing sting and having some fun!
Truly Yours,
P.S. "Your closet needs to be a place of joy and celebration of who you are now." - Stacey London
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