I prefer not to buy the expensive covered and padded clothes hangers, yet my clothing slips right off the cheap plastic type that’s readily available.
To remedy this problem, I wrap my plastic clothes hangers in leftover yarn to create friction that holds my clothes in place. Wrapping ribbon or even crocheting directly onto the hanger is another way to make an upgrade. This makes a great winter craft project that can be fun for kids, too.
Rhonda Shephard
Arapaho, Oklahoma
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