Closet Organizing Hangers DIY: New Year, New You
Hi, Guys and Welcome to Studio Knit. I’m Kristen.
Today, we are going to be making these artsy Closet Organizing Hangers that anyone can make.
We will craft our CLOSET ORGANIZERS with three different techniques.
Fabric Wrapped, Yarn Bombed, and Knitted.
This project helps us get more organized, which reduces stress. We will learn a new
crafty skill, recycle our old clothes, and save money by making it ourselves!
I’m thrilled to be part of Kin Community’s ‘New Year, New You’ Collaboration. Along
with my favorite DIY YouTube channels, we are all sharing our own New Year challenges
and tips with you! Oh, and if you think this would be a great project to stay organized,
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These hangers are perfect for straightening up multiple fashion accessories like scarves,
tights, belts and neckties. And they just take up the space of one hanger in your closet.
I used materials that I already had on hand, so this project was essentially free to make.
A old clothes hanger Rings – I used some old plastic bracelets.
Inexpensive bracelets can also be found at your local thrift or dollar store. To fabric
Wrap, use fabric from old clothes or linens A glue gun and Scissors
To Yarn Bomb or Knit you will need Yarn, Size 8 Knitting Needles, Scissors, and a Tapestry Needle
To make a fabric wrapped hanger, simply wrap material around your hanger. After cleaning
out my linen closet, I chose an old curtain to repurpose for this project. And about every
three inches, I am dabbing a bit of glue from our glue gun to keep it in place.
To yarn bomb our hanger, I like to simply wrap then knot the yarn together and cut
the ends. I am only dabbing glue at the very tip of the hook, to keep it in place.
And knitted hangers look really impressive! I’ve included links to all the knitting
techniques in the description below. For our hanger, I cast on five stitches and then just
knit a really long piece in Stockinette Stitch. Seam it together with your tapestry needle
and yarn around your hanger. For our rings, you could do the same, or create an I-Cord
and slip your ring through it. For my I-Cord, I also cast on five stitches.
Decide how you would like to arrange your rings. Then just either attach them together
with yarn or fabric in whatever formation you chose.
I love how our unique choice of materials, colors, and fabrics give our project some
really cool, original designs.
It looks so polished, clean, and ready to help you stay organized.
I hope you give this fun DIY project a try.
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