Repurposed Scarf Holders into Garden Art Flowers

Repurposed Scarf Holders into Garden Flowers

Create DIY garden art flowers using repurposed scarf holders.

I found these three hanging scarf holder at a thrift store quite a while back for 25 cents a piece. I’ve also seen them at the dollar stores around here.

They already look like flowers, but there’s just a little tweaking to do before putting them into the garden.

First, you have to straighten the metal hangers to create stems.

This is quite easily done with pliers, but be careful not to break it right off.

Once the hangers were straightened I added some gorilla glue into the hole around the hanger to keep it from spinning.

If you find the scarf holders in colors you already love that’s awesome. You can skip this step.

I kept the purple and aqua ones as is, and spray painted one of the aqua ones a hot pink.

I spray painted some leftover pipes from a broken deck swing green and used them as stems, which the straightened hangers easily slip into.

You could glue something in the center areas of the flowers if you like, but I decided to keep it super simple.

These scarf holders are made of a very hard molded plastic, and I don’t really know what the material is that covers the plastic so I’m not sure how long these flowers will last.

But for the 75 cent cost I’m good with however long that is.

We’ll see what happens.

Here are my garden flowers made from repurposed scarf holders in one of our wilder gardens beneath and in front of some huge pine trees.

They add some fun and cheer to the otherwise rather shaded space.

This is probably the easiest repurposed garden flower project I’ve ever done, and it’s so inexpensive too.

Supplies needed for this project

• flower-shaped scarf holder hangers
• pliers
• spray paint if needed
• pipes for stems

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Thanks so much for reading and until next time,

keep on keepin’ on!

XOX