Mod Podge Hangers

Mod Podge does it again!  Another fun, quick and highly individualized project.  A new grandnephew is on the way and these small hangers are the perfect addition to a basket of gifts.  I experimented with a few different fabrics and trims.  Including some scraps of laminated quilting cotton in the hanger below.

Assemble the basics and get started.  

Here's how:

• Prepare fabric scrap by applying fabric Mod Podge to the right side of fabric with applicator.  Remember to use something like foil or wax paper underneath to protect your surface.
• When dry, carefully trace hanger outline onto wrong side of fabric. Cut.
• Apply fabric to hanger with regular Mod Podge.  Repeat for other side.  
• If desired, add more Mod Podge to fabric.  This would be a great time to add Sparkle or Glimmer Mod Podge.  (If using laminated fabric, skip this step.)
• Using Mod Podge or craft glue, apply trim around edges of hanger.
• Add decorative bits to top of hanger.  (Pom poms, ribbons or beads all work well.)

And that's it! You're ready to gift some adorable hangers. 

For these projects, I used Tanya Whelan's Delilah fabrics and Jennifer Paganelli's laminated Honey Child fabric.  The wooden hangers are available at Michael's.