✧ Cloth hanger of choice
(I heard the technique also works on plastics but I haven't tried it myself yet)
✧ Napkin glue
alternative you can use a paste and glue mixture but I didn't have at home either of it
✧ Napkins with motive of choice
✧ Paintbrush
Before you start you maybe want to paint your hangers white to make the outcome more vivid and opaque.
Here you can see the difference. The wooden background can also be a nice effect but it wasn't what I was aiming for this time.
When your cloth hangers are painted and dried pick your napkin and cut out the parts you want on your hanger.
Only the very top layer of the napkin is needed so remove the others.
Lay the napkin on the hanger.
And put glue on it. The napkin will be very delicate so be gentle and only brush in one direction. Moreover, don't touch the napkin right after you applied the glue, it will become smeary!
Work along the whole cloth hanger. For the backside it's easiest to let the frontside dry and then turn it around.
And you are done (ﾉ◕ヮ◕)ﾉ*:･ﾟ✧
Different napkins can create different kind of effects:
Stripes are hard to work with (°ロ°)☝ For beginners I would recommend a pattern that isn't geometrical.
The flowery one on the top is my favourite. Reminds me very much on shabby chic furniture (*◕‿◕*)
I hope you found this tutorial useful!
