Organize and beautify your closet with easy-to-make no-sew fabric clothes hangers.
If you’re in the process of purging and organizing your closet, these fabric clothes hangers are a beautiful way to showcase and protect your clothes.
This is a great way to repurpose those wire hangers that nobody loves, while also using up scrap fabric. They’ll look so pretty hanging in your organized closet and your laundry room.
And no sewing skills are required, which is always a plus.
For this month’s No-Sew Showcase, we’re fluffing our nests for spring. I’m happy to be joining a group of talented bloggers with spring-themed fabric projects that don’t require a needle and thread.
For tutorials on how to make each of these projects, be sure to read to the end of this post.
Now, on to my fabric-covered clothes hangers.
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These pretty fabric-covered clothes hangers, made from ugly old wire hangers from the dry cleaner, are part of my spring nest fluffing.
Supplies
Wire clothes hangers
disappearing ink fabric marker
fabric
ribbon
How to Make Fabric-Covered Clothes Hangers
Making a set of these pretty fabric clothes hangers is a snap. No sewing or ironing required!
- Start with wire clothes hangers from the dry cleaner.
- If your hangers have a paper cover, remove that and use it as a template, tracing on your fabric with an erasable fabric pattern marker.
- If you don’t have a paper template, just use your hanger, tracing around the edges; then flip it over and do it again to create a diamond-shaped pattern.
- Cut out from scrap fabric, allowing a 1/4-inch to 1/2-inch seam allowance on each side.
- Starting at the top and what will be the front of your hanger, tuck under the raw edge and secure with glue.
- Working from the center outward, fold fabric over the edge of the hanger and secure with hot glue.
- At the edge of the hanger, be sure to fold over and secure any raw edges.
- Once the top of hanger is complete, fold the fabric over the bottom and pull tightly. Fold edges under and secure to hanger with hot glue.
Tie a coordinating ribbon around the top of the hanger to finish. You can secure the ribbon with a dot of hot glue, if you like.
Or attach a pretty spring flower with hot glue.
For more ideas for how to fluff your nest for spring, check out these terrific no-sew crafts.
Confessions of a Plate Addict – No Sew Burlap Bunny Ear Silverware Pocket
On Sutton Place – DIY No Sew Linen Napkins
StoneGable – No Sew Woven Burlap Table Runner
Worthing Court – No Sew Roman Shades
Marty’s Musings – No Sew Window Valance
For more help organizing your laundry, check out these posts:
8 Tips to End the Drudgery of Dirty Laundry
Itchin' for some Stitchin'
Very clever idea! I am definitely going to do this! Thank you for sharing. 🙂
Cathy
Love these – so cute and your tutorial is so simple. Thank you for sharing at Share It One More Time. Cathy
Lou Lou Girls
Love this! I get so excited each week to see what you have been working on because it’s always AMAZING! Thank you for sharing this with us. Pinned and tweeted. I hope to see you on Monday at 7 pm, so we can party!!!! Lou Lou Girls
Nina Lewis
I’m dropping by from the Dream Create Inspire link party. This is such a fabulous idea! Sometimes I have something that slips off the wire hangers and these covered hangers would help to keep my clothes on the hangers and NOT on the floor! I also love how cute these are and that you can have lots of different fabrics to make the hangers look really cute!
I have a link party that I am trying to grow. I invite you to share this idea (and a couple of others) at my Grandma Ideas Sharing Time link up at http://grandmaideas.com. I think my readers would LOVE this idea, too.
My linkup is open Wednesday through Friday at midnight. I hope to see you there!
I also have a giveaway going where you can win 3 DVDs: Woman in Gold, Big Eyes, and The King’s Speech AND a $25 gift certificate. I hope you’ll drop by to enter for a chance to win. http://grandmaideas.com/woman-in-gold-dvd-giveaway
All the best,
Nina
Atta Girl Amy
I will definitely check out your party. Thanks for thr invitation. Sounds like a lot of fun!
Marty Walden
Sorry I’m just getting around to visiting everyone! This is so cute, Amy! I love the fabric, too. Now you just need to make a closet full of matching ones for an organizing post. Genius, isn’t it?
Atta Girl Amy
I have too many clothes and I enjoy having fingerprints too much to make a closet full of these. (Ouch — hot glue burns.) But I think some handmade hangers would make a perfect wedding gift…
Shirley@Housepitality Designs
Very cute Amy…they look great just hanging out by themselves too!
kirby carespodi
Love that fabric!
Yvonne @ StoneGable
These are such a cute idea. They would save many of my cotton knit shirts from getting those horrible hanger bumps! I love the quilted hanger! So fun working with the no-sew gals!
Confessions of a Plate Addict
What a cute idea! And it would solve the slipping-off-the-hanger problem as well! Love our no-sew group!…hugs…Debbie
Suzy @ Worthing Court
I love this idea, Amy. They a look a lot easier to make than I thought they would be. What a pretty way to display something in a special spot in the closet!
Barb @ The Everyday Home
Amy these are so cute. I may have to make a few of these for Miss Caity’s room when we do a makeover soon. I can see lots of cute pink fabrics with her sweet dresses hanging on them. Great idea and so easy too. I love my machine, but honestly No Sew is fabulous too. <3
Ann
Amy these are darling. LOVE the blue flowered quilted one!