DIY Door Hanger Tassel Chime

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Sometimes it’s the small details in your decor that can pull a style together. This project started when I made the leather-wrapped bangle on the top of the tassel.

The bangles I had were the standard ones you can get in craft supply stores. After adding the suede cording around the bangle I realized it made the ring even smaller. Almost child size instead of fitting an adult wrist.

That’s when I saw the bangle as a fun hoop hanger for this project! It’s the perfect size to go around a doorknob or vase!

If you followed my blog, by now, you know I will pretty much put a tassel on anything. Everything looks better with some flair!

Let me show how I created this fun chime door hanger tassel to use on doors, as decor or wall art!

DIY Door Hanger Tassel Chime

Supplies:

• Leather Wrapped Bangle
• Crochet Thread #3: Black, Natural
• Black Suede Cording
• Round Top Tin Bells 2-inch
• Cardboard Scrap
• Hot Glue & Gun
• Sharp Scissors

Instructions:

Create the leather wrapped bangle ( tutorial coming up next). Or use a plain natural bangle bracelet.

Make three tassels. One is 7 inches long and tow are 5 inches long. Cut a piece of cardboard down to 7 x 5 inches. The short side is for the 5 inch tassels and the long side is for the 7 inch tassel.

Wrap the crochet thread around the cardboard around 40-50 times.

Add a 7-inch piece of crochet thread under one end of the cardboard and tie it loosely. Slip the thread off of the cardboard. Tighten the knot and add a dot of glue to the knot and then tie the string again while the glue is wet to get it to stay tightly.

Lay the tassel down and smooth out the string. Add a 7 inch.

Place a piece of thread underneath the cording below the first knot and tie it tight. Add a dot of glue to the knot and quickly tied into another knot while the glue is wet.

Wrap the ends of the knot around the tassel and secure the ends with hot glue.

Trim the bottom of the tassel with sharp scissors. I use a hair comb to smooth the tassels ends. Repeat for the two other tassels and set aside.

For the large black and white tassel: Place the ends of the natural crochet thread and the black crochet thread together and wrap them together over the cardboard 50 times. Follow the rest of the directions for the other two tassels.

Cut two 24 inch pieces of suede cording. Place them together and loop one end through the bangle and then pull the ends through the loop. Straighten the cording so it lies flat against the bangle.

Starting with the big tassel slip the end of one of the suede cording through the top knot of the tassel. Pull the cording through and tie it in a knot tightly. Trim the ends down to one inch. Repeat with the other two tassels.

Tie two bells on one piece of cording tightly and trim the cording end down to one inch. Tie the last bell on the 4th piece of cording pulling tightly and trim the end down to 1 inch.

Fluff the tassels and hang!

I am so thrilled with how this project turned out! I think I may need one of every door! If the bells are too much then just add the tassel to a vase or console chest instead! Enjoy!

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