Hangers? Lace?

I thought about this and remembered back many years ago as a kid redoing wire hangers with yarn and thought that was pretty darn cool, but now I saw these ideas and I now see how much more we can do! 

These are all from AllFreeCrafts.com  Just type in hangers and many will come up for you. Here are 3 versions that caught my eye. You can get the basics and materials listed by checking below on this post, but please visit their site for exact instructions. 

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Ribbon Covered Hanger

These pretty coat hangers are very easy to make and you can substitute the ribbon for fabric scraps if you like. Whichever you choose, this no-sew craft project turns a wire coat hanger into a homemade gift or a useful addition to your own clothes closet.
Material:

• Fabric Glue
• Ribbon (at least 3/4 inches wide or larger)
• Household Goop or Crafters Goop Glue (any glue that will stick to fabric and metal)

Homemade Potpourri-Filled Lace Clothes Hanger

By Jane Lake This lace covered, scented clothes hanger is so pretty and feminine, it would be perfect as a wedding shower gift. It would also be appreciated by almost any other woman in your family, from grandmas and great-aunts to teenagers and new moms.  No sewing required - just load up your glue gun and go!

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Craft Supplies:

• plastic clothes hanger
• newspaper and pencil
• white lace
• pregathered lace trim
• small amount of polyester batting
• hot glue gun and glue sticks
• thin ribbon to make a bow
• white silk rose or other floral decorations
• string of pearls
• fragrant potpourri (lavender is lovely)

Wrapped in Lace Hanger

Strictly feminine, trimmed with lace and satin ribbon, this is a great way to recycle and give new life to old clothes hangers!

Material:

• 1 Inch Wide Satin Ribbon
• Lace of Choice [5 inch lace used here]
• Matching Thread
• Sewing Needle [ballpoint recommended]
• Organza or Other Decorative Ribbon of Choice
• Quilt Batting

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