I need something to display my scarves. Here is my quick and dirty tutorial. Let us begin.
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| Concrete for the base. |
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| Cardboard box, duh. |
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| Using a hanger for the approximate size of the stand |
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| My husband is forcing me to be technical in my tracing |
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| Lines are drawn and ready for cutting |
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| Draw on both sides, use the natural edge of the box for easy construction |
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| Cut, cut, cut! |
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| Here it is: cut out and ready for glueing |
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| But wait! I need a hole for the dowel |
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| Here is the hole - perfectly centered |
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| Now fold together and tape. |
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| Plug in glue gun. It will get used! |
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| Felt to cover the fact that this is cardboard. |
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| Fancy end seams - so professional |
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| Properly felted |
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| Stick dowel in base to puncture through, do not glue |
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| Add cement to pot, add water and mix |
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| Add dowel and then push the floral foam to the bottom of the pot |
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| I did this in the wash basin, in case of leakage |
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| Add top, tulle and fabric to cover the base - voila! |
As always, may you find comfort in your life and leave questions below! Want to see what goes on this scarf hanger? Check out and buy my products here!
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