If you read yesterday’s post, then you caught a glimpse of this DIY Branch Clothing Rack. In my book, the branch is way cooler than any clothing I own, not to mention there is almost always a funny story to go along with hunting for pretty branches, although they’re normally not conversation starters if you’re going for witty and sane. Nonetheless, this project is so easy that it makes finding a branch look like rocket science…
To make your own, all you’ll need is 40lb. picture wire, a branch, wire cutters, and optionally an “S” hook. Just knot the picture wire onto each end, and then cut them to the desired length. Then knot the ends onto an “S” hook, or tie it directly to your location. Super easy!
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Just came across your site today. I love this idea! Don’t know if others have noticed this but the 1st picture that has clothing, etc on the branch, one end looks like a hand. I’ve retitled your picture as “The Helping Hand Clothing Branch Rack… LOL
Unfortunately, this is an idea I can’t use myself but I do intend to pass this creative idea along to friends and family. Now I’m off to look at all the other ideas you’ve shared. I know I’ll find something I can create…. =)
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I really love the creative yet functional idea of creating recycled branch to make a clothing rack! Really cool! :)
Love the branch idea. Very decorative. My question is, after assembly and after attaching the S hook, does this hang from the ceiling?
Love it! and the poka dot bag, where is it from?
Hey Kaley! It’s an Anthropologie back from last year :)