My tiny windowless hall looked quite dark and dreary when I moved in, so I decided to funk it up with a little color. I also needed a coat hanger so... two birds, one stone.To create your own, you need about 50 wooden ball knobs with a 3,5 cm (1,5 inch) diameter, 6 wooden cloth hangers, twine, nails and acrylic paint. The material cost me about 25 € (30 $).
Start with painting the balls.
You can go as crazy or subtle as you want.I think this would look awesome with neon colors or using only white and natural balls.
I wanted a colorful but matte finish. The trick to that is mixing the main color not only with white but also a drop of black.
I discovered that putting the balls on an unused brush worked really well to hold them still without messing up the paint.
Once the balls dried, I threaded them onto twine.
The twine should be twice the height of your room, to be on the safe side (though you can easily knot on more if needed).
After a couple of balls, form a loop, secure it with a knot and thread it through the next ball, but not the one after. Repeat as often as you want.I wanted most of my hangers to end up about waist high, so I put most of my loops there.
You can leave some stretches of twine free, as I did, just secure the ball above with a couple of knots.
So now I have a coat hanger and some color in my hall! And I will soon show you my matching coat rack!
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