I want to hang these above my daughters crib. Not sure how to do this, any suggestions?
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I used them for my daughters birthday hanging them over the table. They come as flat tissue paper, you have to fold them over in a zig zag - they are scored its to do and they come out even. Once it folded you secure with a Tie- included. A way to hang them is not so I used white ribbon and tied it to the middle then fluff the paper to make a ball. I used a clear push pin to take the ribbon into the ceiling. My warnings- this is paper so it will proboly get dusted after a while. I also would hang them to the right or left of the crib- if they do fall then the baby could get tangled in the ribbon. Hope this helps, I used them for my daughters birthday hanging them over the table. They come as flat tissue paper, you have to fold them over in a zig zag - they are scored its to do and they come out even. Once it folded you secure with a Tie- included. A way to hang them is not so I used white ribbon and tied it to the middle then fluff the paper to make a ball. I used a clear push pin to take the ribbon into the ceiling. My warnings- this is paper so it will proboly get dusted after a while. I also would hang them to the right or left of the crib- if they do fall then the baby could get tangled in the... » Read More I used them for my daughters birthday hanging them over the table. They come as flat tissue paper, you have to fold them over in a zig zag - they are scored its to do and they come out even. Once it folded you secure with a Tie- included. A way to hang them is not so I used white ribbon and tied it to the middle then fluff the paper to make a ball. I used a clear push pin to take the ribbon into the ceiling. My warnings- this is paper so it will proboly get dusted after a while. I also would hang them to the right or left of the crib- if they do fall then the baby could get tangled in the ribbon. Hope this helps, « Show Less
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I used them for my daughters birthday hanging them over the table. They come as flat tissue paper, you have to fold them over in a zig zag - they are scored its to do and they come out even. Once it folded you secure with a Tie- included. A way to hang them is not so I used white ribbon and tied it to the middle then fluff the paper to make a ball. I used a clear push pin to take the ribbon into the ceiling. My warnings- this is paper so it will proboly get dusted after a while. I also would hang them to the right or left of the crib- if they do fall then the baby could get tangled in the ribbon. Hope this helps,
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I used fishing line for an invisible look, and then tied that around a clear thumbtack that I pinned to her ceiling. 3 years later, it's still holding.
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What if one of them falls down and suffocates your child? Why take that chance? Please don't hang tissue poms over your baby's crib!
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We stuck clear push pins into the ceiling and then used clear string to hang them. If you look really close, you can see the push pins, but they aren't clearly visible. Hope that helps!
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We used a swag hook from the ceiling. THat proved too high for me to reach easily (I'm only 5 feet tall), so we hung a wire hanger from the hook and the basket from the hanger.
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Once you assemble them, you can hang them with string or anything you want. Nonetheless, they are not what I expected. They were a huge disappointment!
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You could probably put a wire hanger on them - They don't hold a ton of weight so it would depend on the weight of whatever's on the hanger
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I did in my daughters bedroom...I actually found a large fallen branch (I live near the woods) and propped that up and than hung it off one of the branches....I also hung other colored laterns (that I got off of Ebay) around it....if you want to hang it off the ceiling, I would use a hook with some ribbon (that will tie on the top)..hope this helps..
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There is a hole back on each side that can be used for hanging. I think it depends on your hardware. You would need your own hooks. I have mine hanging on pegboard with pegboard hooks.
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The cubes certainly aren't built for hanging - you could modify them either by drilling some mounting holes or attaching brackets, but they are made of particle board which is not sturdy. I would not recommend modifying them to be hung.Probably the only way to "hang" them would be to buy some shelving brackets ( Black HD Steel Shelf Bracket, 12" High ) and place the box on top of 2-3 of these brackets. It won't be pretty, and you're almost certainly better off looking for a different box/shelf.
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We had that same situation with my daughter's bed. There is a loop at the top of the canopy that you can hang from a hook in the ceiling and then it just hangs down. I don't remember whether it came with a hook or not, but you can get one at Home Depot for $5 or so. They're very easy to install. It has been up for close to a year now and we haven't had any issues.
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You can just hang it from a ceiling hook. It has supports built in to keep its shape above the bed.
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Thanks for all the answers. I did order them and will hang them separately.
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There is a hook on the ladder you can either hang it from the top bunk or remove it. My daughter loves this set.
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Slide them under the siding, try to find a place on the siding that has a slot. It isnt perfect, sticks out a little. But I was able to hang a wreath, and a snowflake outside for Christmas. No directions really.
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I use one of these for long sleeve tee-shirt type tops. The other has jeans/casual pants, and these are in the back of my laundry room, so you can see one over the other. They set pretty low, maybe 3 feet from the floor. I also think the lower they are set, the more stable they become. That's some three-year-old you got there who will hang up her own clothes....I was blessed with two sons, now adults, and they still don't hang things up! I think your little girl will do just fine with your using the trigger height adjustment to set it at its lowest level.
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I don't let them hang. I sew them to the inside of their collar. That way I know they are touching them correctly. I put them end to end lining the holes up and sew through the holes to the collar.
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I hang mine from a tree limb sometimes and sometimes hang it from my clothesline. You can string a rope between two trees or post and hang it that way too. Maybe set it on top of a garbage can.
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I haven't tried that. but if they're the same width it should be OK. You might need to tie them together with cord or twist ties, depending on how you're using them.
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You can hang them on the bottom of the earring lattice area. There are also trays that you can lay jewelry in.