Making your own round wooden door hanger is so simple. All you need is a base, some paint and embellishments. Plus, you can add unique elements that match your home style. Let me show you how I made one for myself!

And to top your wood round off, add a bow and/or some artificial leaves to the top of the circle — it’s totally your choice! Get creative! If you are making the Welcome to our Home or Ho Ho Ho Welcome sign, you need to paint your stripe next.

Some of our hangers can be used both indoors and outdoors if you would like to hang your clothes out to air and dry outside. For this you need a sturdy hanger that won’t lose its colour. The notches on the shoulders of some hangers are for hanging dresses and tops using the loops sewn into the shoulders or under the arms. The loops help retain shape and prevent clothes from sliding off the hanger.

With an over door hanger, you can either hide, display or put your things right where you need them. Put your night clothes on the inside of your bedroom door for clever storage and easy access. Hang your chic towels and bathrobes in your bathroom to dry up. It’s an easy way to keep your room tidy but still having your clothes or other belongings easy to access.Once you're happy with your tape lines, make sure they are pressed firmly along your sign. Going with the grain, apply your white chalk paint. Once dry (after about an hour), I recommend a second coat for a more solid appearance. If using Cricut Premium Permanent Vinyl, select “On Mat” and place your permanent vinyl on a Green StandardGrip 12" x 12" cutting mat. Take a baby wipe and fold it in fourths. Dab a small amount of brown acrylic paint onto the wipe. Rub the paint into the wood sign until you reach your desired shade. Once the paint has dried (about 10 minutes), you can repeat the process if you decide you'd like a darker brown.