
When I made the Oliver and S Hopscotch Dress for Aeris, I wanted something a bit fancier to hang it on, and for some reason have gone five years without purchasing cute children's hangers. Wanting something quick, I grabbed my scrap bag.

I ironed out the scraps and cut them into half inch widths. Using a dab of hot glue to secure the end, I simply wrapped it around the hanger until the fabric ran out, or I came to an end of the hanger. I found it worked best if I restarted a strip of fabric to cover the tip, then wrap around the hanger each time.

To finish this particular hanger, I cut out a little monogram from felt and made a large felt yo-yo to cover the center. I made all three hangers in less than thirty minutes. Such a fun little project!
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