Easy DIY Project: Dog Leash Hanger

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You’ve seen them on Etsy, and now you can do it yourself (at more than half off the price). Our crafty pal Kendal Giffin outlines how to make a fashionable and functional Dog Leash Hanger.

We love French Cottage chic and it’s so hot right now. Painted-white distressed on reclaimed wood – it looks amazing in any décor. What we don’t like are the trendy price tags on these pieces. But our pal, Kendal Giffin, is super crafty and super helpful. That’s why she put together easy-to-follow, step-by-step instructions on how to make this rustic Dog Leash Hanger (with treat/poop bag jar)

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