What a great gift this would be to your child when they turn eighteen or graduate. This design incorporates baby clothes and are made into a quilt. I don’t know that much about quilting but this is an absolute awesome idea. You could even incorporate clothing pieces from your child’s outgrown clothes throughout the years.
For your lightweight scarfs store them lightly tied on a clothes hanger and hang in closet – makes storage neat and tidy and easily accessible.
We can hang our clothe up all nice and neat and get that great feeling like we have accomplished a miracle – sort. Then when we come back to our closet and search for just the right thing – we find clothes are falling off the hanger. So much for all of the hard work and accomplishments right? Rubber band to the rescue – place one at the ends of both sides of clothes hanger and this problem is not longer.
Add extra space in your closet by adding pop tops to your closet by adding pop can tops to your hangers. You get more room because hangers take up a lot of space by themselves and staggering them downwards eliminates the need for their space of one hanger next to another. Don’t stop with just one – you potentially could do this to three to five hangers hanging down from the original. This would be a great space saver for clothes out of season.
Its the start of a new year – so here is a tried and tested way to eliminate clothes you no longer use. Turn all of your clothes hangers so they are going from the inside out (opposite from the way you usually hang them). When you use something and it is returned washed hang it on the hanger from the outside in (normal way to hang clothes). After six months you will see what you wear – and see what you never wear. What you never wear can go to be donated to a local charity.
Country & Victorian Times 