Where Can I Get Good, Cheap Hangers?

[My lil friend]

That looks like FUN! Hmmm I may have to try that.

[chinalee61]

I bought baby hangers from target. Pkg. Of ten i think for $1.99. They have colored ones too. I have a huge amoire with two racks made with spring curtain rods. Too for my boy and bottom for my girl. Plus whole bottom area for storage. Love it.

[Lil Sis]

Originally Posted by brezofleur

Amazon.com: Doll Hangers Set of 10 Plastic Hangers, Fits 18 Inch American Girl Dolls Clothes: Toys & Games

Like these? Wish they were prettier...ha ha!

Originally Posted by jadabug

I attached a pic of the two sizes I ordered before. The blue one is more for barbie clothes and the white is the size for American Girl dolls. The white one works really well and there is a website stamped on it. La Sioux - Doll & Animal Accessories, and Scrapbooking Embellishments! but I think I ordered them from Amazon.
The blue hanger not only is too small for the clothing, the hook part is tiny and wont fit on the rods I used to make Jada and Bogie's closets.

Yes... that is what I ordered. They do work well, some of her jackets and sweathers could use a little larger hanger so I am trying baby cloth hangers for thoes items

Originally Posted by My lil friend

I dont purchase hangers. Years ago I made AG doll clothes and sold them. I had a pattern for wooden hangers and have just altered the hanger pattern a bit. I use a small jigsaw/table style and spray paint them.

wow... I have made a very few american girl clothes when my daughters were young enough to play with their american girl dolls. The dolls they have are at least 18 years old.. beautiful dolls!!!
To make hangers... all I need is another hobby..there is just not enough hours in the day...or I am just not organized enough to make the best use of the hours I have. Maybe because I am on yt too much

[southernbelle04]

I bought some baby hangers in bulk really cheap on amazon for KS's things.

[yakkwak]

If the garments slip off the children's hangers, get a bag of brightly colored plastic closepins from the $ store; works like a charm. Or, if crafty, pick up a bag of the old fashioned wooden clothespins and decorate with polymer paints. Fun to do while watching your favorite show. When dry, lighty spray on a protective clear coat (outside); let dry. Now you have a designer look for just pennies. If using the old style clothespins, pinch the fabric just under one of the top parts of the hanger to anchor the garment. Used to do this with my children's clothes hangers. No more slipping.