I know, I know, I have already posted today and two posts from me would be an overdose but I needed to make up for lost days right.
Well, today’s picture is another DIY project. It is something I learnt from another blogger Tonya at http://fourthgenerationfarmgirl.com/,who writes about how as a child she learnt to make clothes hangers which were colourful, sturdy and was a recycling project. One of her grandparents’ friends taught this method her, when she was but a little girl and now she uses it in school projects and at home.
I looked up youtube to learn how to do it exactly- I am not too good myself but the picture shows what I have done so far.
The project is how to recycle and use metal or thin clothes hangers and also use up left over bits of yarn so you have a useful product to use at home. If you take two metal hangers togetherand tape them together at various places, to hold them together, you could easily cover them with yarn.
I know they look rather shabby but I am learning to do them better. I used to throw away used hangers before but thanks to Tonya’s post I now have a few colourful and sturdy hangers that I use to hang clothes up, in a way that they don’t fall off.
Thank you Tonya.
Another good one
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I’ve never thought of doing that with hangers!
Now I have some reading to make up for lost time! 🙂
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Thanks to fourthgenerationfarmgirl for putting me up to it. Do check her blog out !
Lots of nature in it.
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What a great idea…thank you Susie and Tonya. 🙂
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Great idea in beautifying the mundane. There really is beauty in everything.
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This is really a good idea. Does the yarn help prevent clothes from sliding off the hangars? This is something I might just have to try.
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It does. There are youtube videos on how to do this. I am doing this all the time now.
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