DIY: Scarf & Tank Top Hangers

For those of you that are in love with scarves like I am, you will appreciate this post.

My scarf collection just keeps getting bigger and bigger because I seriously love wearing them. But the way I had them hanging just wasn't working. They were taking up too much room in my closet and ended up getting all wrinkly. I came across this really great idea online for different ways to hang scarves, a DIY Scarf Hanger It was the perfect solution! All you need are shower curtain rings (I got some at the dollar store) and a hanger. Just attach the rings onto the hanger, hang your scarves through the rings, and voila! Not only do they stay wrinkle-free, but they are easy to look through and don't take up too much room. Works really great for your tank tops too.

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