Plastic Scarf Hangers

People that know me

know that I have a dislike for plastics. Cant stand the stuff!

When it comes in my house generally it goes

right back out by way of donations to thrift

shops or to anyone who wants it.

However once in awhile I keep a piece that is different

& that piece intrigues me as to find a use for it.

While looking through a couple of craft boxes

my eyes spied these 3 little plastic scarf hangers.

With a little imagination

these cute almost 9 inch hangers can be used with your

crafts. For those of you that like your laces or ribbons

where you can see them - try this idea & hang the ribbon hanger

on a hook on the wall or from a shelf. Eventually this one will hang

from a shelf & be filled with many more ribbons.

A close up of the hanger photos show a ridge around the

hanger where you can

apply DMC Number Stickers

to the plastic (where my fingers are holding it) & hang your floss

from it. Keep your eyes open for these

little hangers, maybe your friends have them &

no longer want them, which in that case they will

freely give them to you - or check thrift shops to see if they are

just throwing them in a bin for 5 or 10 cents each. If I find more

of these I will be picking them up - to find other uses for them in

my craft room.

Be sure to leave me a comment & tell me

how you will use your scarf hangers.

By Hopblogger

Hello Fellow Bloggers,
I need to pass on some new information. Eliza from
the French Blog bienvenue Chez Eliza has informed us to use
the Aluminum foil cardboard roll - because it is a stronger
paperboard. Thank you for that new information Eliza, it is greatly
appreciated!
from Hopblogger

PAPER TOWEL CARDBOARD ROLL

We all want for some organization in our lives and we

all can use the little ideas that come our

way - so every little bit can help when it comes to finding a

place to put your things away in a sewing room. No matter

how big or how small the area is there are still

ribbons, laces, needles, scissors & the long list still continues on. On this

page there are 2 ideas for storing laces & ribbons, string,

braids or cords- one deals with everyday cards

that you receive - which is a no brainer - so why didnt I think of

that one! I dont know

I guess that I had a brain cramp.

The other one on the same page is

a cute little tutorial that is SUPER EASY for holding your

laces or ribbons - MADE FROM A PAPER TOWEL CARDBOARD ROLL!

It doesnt get any easier than that folks!The directions are

in English also. It is easy to cover & looks

really nice - you could even get really elaborate or fancy with the

fabric that you cover it with. I tried to click for a picture

for you but was unable to do so - so you

will just have to take a look at this cheap trick,

click on the highlighted words paper towel cardboard roll and have

some fun on your desk!