Store scarves and shawls
If you are looking for solutions in a department store or on the Internet to keep your scarves and scarves organized, you will quickly find what you are looking for. So-called scarf hangers with rings for threading through are available in different materials and sizes. But this is by no means the only option for storing textile jewelry.
Tips for storing shawls and scarves
Are your scarves lying loose in the drawer or hanging in piles on a hanger? There is another way. Many people use organizer systems with small compartments for underwear or ties to store their scarves and shawls. These are available individually or as a set and can disappear unobtrusively in a drawer or cupboard. Simply wrap the scarf around your hand and place it rolled up in the recess. Extendable trouser holders can also serve as a hanging device. However, they should have a non-slip surface.
Another option is hanging shelves made of fabric, which are attached to the clothes rail. You can fold your scarves there and place them neatly. There are also hanging systems with several pockets for doors (for example for
Shoes or bathroom utensils). The more shawls and scarves you own, the more pockets the organizer should have. If you have enough space in the bedroom or dressing room, you can also place a towel rack in the corner or lean a towel ladder against the wall. Everything can be hung on the rods without creasing.Do-it-yourself: unusual storage ideas
With a little creativity, many items can be repurposed for storing scarves and shawls. Here some examples:
- Rings: Still room on the clothes rail? Then get several large shower curtain rings, thread them over the rod and hang the scarves individually in them. Of course, you can also slide the rings over the bar of a clothes hanger.
- Clothespins: If you like crafting, you can also make a scarf hanger yourself. To do this, glue or mount several sturdy clothespins on a wooden clothes hanger. Here you can clip the cloths individually.
- Drawer Organizer: Want the pieces to be stored in a drawer? With pull-out dividers you can create many small compartments for different scarf sizes.
- Napkin rings: Buy particularly pretty ones and attach them to a long wooden board with some space between them. Attach the board to the wall with small spacers. Makes a good impression, especially in the hallway!
- Shoe box: A particularly inexpensive option for storing scarves. Fold the pieces in half once or twice and then roll them up. Then place or stand next to each other in the box.
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No more tangled towels
Overflowing drawers and crumpled scarves are now a thing of the past. With a few simple tricks, your cloths can be stored clearly, in a space-saving manner and within easy reach at all times. This means no part will be overlooked anymore. Whether you decide on a prefabricated organization system or do it yourself and create a very personal, unique item is entirely up to you.
