Do you hang your purse from one of those coat hooks? I do and I can’t even count how many purse handles I have damaged by doing that and I didn’t even realize that the hooks were causing the damage. For my last birthday my in-laws spoiled me with a gift certificate that I used to get a very nice purse. I started to hang this purse on the door knob in the laundry room and after a few months I realized that the purse handles still looked like new and that’s when the light bulb went off. Using the door handle as a purse hanger wasn’t very practical, so I decided to make a new purse holder with the same shape of the door knob.
What you need:
- A thick piece of wood
- A fence post cap
- Paint
- Sponge Brushes
- Sand Paper
- Curtains rings
- Hot Glue Gun
- Color String
- Metal Hooks
I wanted a fun bright and girly design.
I used my Cricut to create a Choose Joy Stencil.
I added a cute little button to the flower and traced the words with a black marker to make the words pop a bit more.
I put the fence post cap through the bottom of a plastic cup for an easier painting and drying process.
Pre-drill a hole to screw the post cap right in.
Originally this was only going to be a purse hanger, but I had to find a new solution to my Pinterest fail scarf project. You know, the one where you use curtain rings on a hanger to hang all your scarfs. Great idea, but mine ended up hanging all to one side which drove me crazy.
Stephanie from Simply Dream & Create did an awesome guest post of a Creative Scarf Hanger over on Titi Crafty and I thought that was the perfect solution to my scarf problem. So I implemented that I idea to my purse holder.
I played with the positioning on of the rings till I found a layout I liked. I a hot glue gun to set the rings in place.
I added some pink string.
I drilled some holes to the bottom and added 3 hooks to attach the rings.
Do you like it? Could you use one of these? I love how this turned out. Thanks for stopping by.
Hugs,
Beca
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Very creative!
Thanks so much Kerry for your constant support! You are an awesome friend.
great job i totally love how it turned out
Thank you chica! Have a great weekend.
That is really imaginative and a great use for one project gone wrong. It looks really cool and kind of rustic and yet girly at the same time. Thank you for sharing this at Tea Party Tuesdays linky party.
Kimberly
Twinkling Trees
Hi Kimberly! Thanks for the visit and sweet comment. I’m glad you liked it and thanks for the party. have a great weekend.
This is super creative Rebeca! I love it… and the possibilities are endless based on this idea!!! Thanks so much for sharing this with me at Bewitch Me & Titi! Hope to have you back with another awesome share! Hope you are having a wonderful week!!!
Hugs
Cami @ TitiCrafty.com
Thanks so much Cami! The possibilities are endless which is what makes this craft stuff so fun. Thanks for the visit and sweet comment. Have a great weekend.
Now how creative is this. I love this idea. Thanks so much for joining Inspire Me. Hugs, Marty
Thanks so much Marty ! So glad you liked it. Thanks for giving us a place to party. Have a great weekend.
Super cute idea! I’m hosting a handmade candle giveaway that you should enter! http://homecomingmn.blogspot.com/2013/09/fremont-candles-givewaway-20-for.html