Fabric, embroidery and crochet dolls Padded Hanger

Hangers are absolutely necessary for a closet. I have searched for some tutorial hangers online but not so many options out there so, I decided to make my own. I hope you guys like it and thanks again for coming (^_^)

Video Tutorial

1. Cut steel wire 3” long then bend the wire I use small glue stick as a guide.

Use large popsicle stick 3/4” wide 6” long, Draw the line in the middle then measure 1/4” away from the middle line left and right to create a triangle; cutaway along the line.

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2. Wrap the wire with the ribbon start at the tip with a little glue to attach the ribbon and continued to wrap it all along the neck to cover all the exposed wire.

Take another piece of the same ribbon and make a little bow, set aside.

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3. Use large popsicle stick 3/4” wide 6” long, Draw the line in the middle then measure 1/4” away from the middle line left and right to create a triangle; cutaway along the line.

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4. Cut cereal Boxes trace shape of the hanger then cut out 2 pieces use hot glue connecting popsicle and wire together to make the hanger.

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5. Cut quilt batting into 1” strips use hot glue and wrap it around hanger; set aside

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Make fabric Embroidery hanger

6. Cut the fabric on fold big enough as the pattern; Trace all the marking point

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7. Embroidery flower and leaves

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8. Working on the wrong side pin and stitch 1/4” away from marking along the line.

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9. Trim along pattern line; clip the curve and press the opening downward.

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10. Turn the right side out and put the hanger into the cover.

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11. Slip stitch to close the opening then sew little bow for finishing touches.

Now, the cute little padded hanger is Done!

Crochet hanger

I use Lilly cotton yarn and (E) 3.5 mm crochet hook size.

1. Foundation chain 15

Row 1: ch 1, sc into each chain across

Row 2 - 30:ch 1, turn, sc into each stitch across.

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2. Find the middle part of the piece pokes the hole for the hanger to go through.

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3. Fold and Join the side, sl st start from the corner of your work; do the same to another side. Cut the yarn long enough to weave in the ends; turn inside out.

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4. Put the hanger inside the crochet cover then sew bottom part together using whip stitch; weave in the end.

This project was so easy to make I ended up making 20 of these hangers in 3 days!

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Leaves and a little rose

foundation row chain 5

1st row: ch2, sc, hdc, dc, hdc, sc ; repeat for 2nd leaves.

Rose foundation row chain 5

(ch2, hdc, ch2, sl st) (ch2, dc, ch2, sl st ) (ch3, dc, ch3, sl st )

(ch3, 2dc, ch3, sl st ) (ch3, 2dc, ch3, sl st) Roll the rose ans sew it through the bottom.

sew everything together and you're done!

which one Do you like best? I really can't decide!

This project so easy to make I ended up making 20 of these hangers in 3 days!

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Free printable pattern HERE!

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and allowing me to share a little of my passion

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HAPPY BANKKY / CRAFTY MOM