I’ve always dreamed of a cute, well-organized closet, but mine is far from that. My daughter’s, however, is shaping up quite cutely. Remember the hangers I made? Well, now there are dividers too. Necessary…probably not. Fun to make…yes. Good gift idea for your next baby shower or a Christmas present for a new mom…you bet (especially combined with the hangers)!
Supplies: paint, scrapbooking paper, Mod Podge, # stickers, wooden letter “O”s
Paint the back. Trace onto paper. Glue paper to wood.
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Trim paper. Add stickers for the sizes. Top coat with Mod Podge.
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Step back and enjoy your cute new closet.
by AshleyAnn
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Caryn - I was wondering if anyone knows of where I can find the O’s besides Hobby Lobby. Unfortunately we don’t have one near us :/
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Sarah - Alyssa-That’s an exacto knife. You can get them at craft stores & probably hardware stores too.
Everyone asking about putting the O’s onto the curtain rod: READ THE COMMENTS! It’s been mentioned more than once that the author has removable rods. If you don’t have removable rods, you’ll have to modify this project.
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Sarah - I found this on Pinterest and used your DIY as a guide to make my own! I also cut out a few steps and added a tie on detail. I did link back to your blog post as the original idea
Here’s my version: http://mymississippimudpie.blogspot.com/2011/11/its-been-while.html
Alyssa - I am wondering where you got the tool to trim the paper around the O’s. I can’t cut well enough to make it perfect! Thanks
Kerri - Love this idea! I used pieces of ribbon tied into knots, then wrote the sizes on the tails. It worked pretty good, but this is even better! Thank you for the idea!
AshleyAnn - Hobby Lobby!
Ali - I love these! Where did you buy the wooden O’s?
nannykins - how did you attach the “o”s if they don’t have a break in them? do you remove the rod? and if you need to move the “o”s do you remove the entire rod with clothes again? What did I miss?
Keshia - Are those baby TOMS that I see?!
Carrie @ Half Baked - Oh, I LOVE this! I’ve been wanting to make some dividers for my daughter’s closet. You’ve inspired me to get at it!
deb - May I ask where you got the Wooden Os?
Camilla Blue - Love. Love. Love. I am so going to make these. My girls are older and share a room, so I’ll do a twist, probably dividing by clothing type…
Judy - How do you get the round closet dividers on the rod?
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Steph @ Crafting in the Rain - Those look great. Thanks for sharing!!
Michelle - Paper is My Minds Eye – “Pretty Please”
reyanna - Hope, those papers are Great Escape by Making Memories.
Those papers are double-sided, so when searching online, if you don’t see those *exact* ones, it means they’re on the “B side” of the other papers. 
Good luck!
Hope - I know this is an older post of yours so I hope you get this! Thanks for such a cute idea
Can you PLEASE tell me what line that scrapbook paper is from??? I’m going crazy trying to find it! Thanks
Elysia - I just made these today and LOVE them! Thanks for the great idea!
caddibags - Did you make the darling coat hangers, too? If so, where did you find small wooden hangers?
Chuzai Living - Great ideas!! I love the colors and patterns. -Kaho
Christy - http://christyandpatrick.blogspot.com/2010/05/crafty-christy.html
Just wanted to let you know that I “borrowed” your closet divider idea and made my own. I blogged about it- and gave you a “shout out”!
I love your blog- you give me wonderful ideas!
Keep up the work,
Christy from Alabama
Nina - I have a little girl due in June and I just want to thank you so much for this insanely cute idea! I love it so much! Lauren directed me to it and I am so greatful! We have been given so many things and now I am going to actually be able to sort through all of her beautiful clothes! Thank you Ashley!
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AshleyAnn - Ann – all the rods in our closets have one side that has a section cut out so you can easily remove the rod….
Meagan - So cute! Beautiful closet!
Ann McNellis - Just wondering how you get the “o” on the rod if it is mounted in the closet already? Did you open it up somehow?
Thanks for all the great ideas last night. I had a great time!
Jessica Payne - This was my favorite thing! I loved this idea.