Easy Carrot Door Hanger

Quick and easy Carrot Door Hanger -no skills required!

Update of previous blog post - some items no longer available.

Sometimes you just don't have a lot of time to create a door decoration.

Sometimes you don't think you have the skills to create a door decoration.

If that's the case, this post is for you!

This Easter Carrot Door Hanger was created in no less than 5-10 minutes tops!

The Carrot can be used as a door hanger all by itself actually.

We used a chenille stem to make a hanger for it, but you could also use floral wire.

The carrot measures about 32" in length and has a width of about 10." It's made of sisal and wire and it's dark orange with green on top.

The inside of the carrot is hollow which makes it perfect for tucking something down in it.

61863OR Carrot Door Hanger

The bush above is no longer available, but we have some other suggestions:

23702-vine

Here's another:

23986 Hanging Vine Bush (no longer available)

We used three of the 22" hanging Vine Bushes, but you could get by with just using two. It's made of all plastic and has some shorter and longer pieces.

Here's a suggestion for a substitute:

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24074 White Mini Daisy Bush (no longer available)

We used three of the White Mini Daisy Bushes in the carrot, but two would work. Just go with three if you want it extra full.

The mini daisy bush above is no longer available but we have other flowering bushes that you could choose from. The small yellow blooms of this Penta bush would be pretty. 

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Summary:

Usually when working with flower bushes, you cut the pieces apart to place them individually. This was a quick put together door hanger so we didn't do any of that.

Now, if you were creating this to sell, of course, you would want to separate the stems and start by using some Styrofoam secured down in the carrot.

But like I say, this was a quick and easy, one and done sort of creation that you might do for yourself)).

We placed the long plastic hanging vine down in the carrot and let it hang off on the right side. Two of the shorter plastic vines were placed, one on the left and one on the right.

Then we decided to add a third one right in the middle toward the back.

The daisy bushes were placed on the left and right and a third in the center. That's it! Done in less than 10 minutes total.

When I made things for myself, I really don't like to use anything permanent unless I plan to keep it around for a long time.

On a project like this.....I'll create it, hang it up until after Easter then take everything out and store it away.

The vines and daisies can be used for other project and the carrot can be used again next year....but by then, I'll want something new and different)))

I'm already thinking about what else that carrot might be used for?? Turn it upside down and make a witch hat? Who knows!

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