New Uses for Hangers

Guest blogger Audra Fettinger shares her invaluable insight once again.  Enjoy!

old definition: hang-er (noun)

1. frame for hanging a garment

new definition: hang-er (noun)



1. thing for organizing your small garden flags.

Group seasonal flags together on one skirt hanger. Place in a closet.

Smile, knowing next month you can find your wrinkle free flag.

2. display for children’s artwork and school papers.

Buy wooden skirt hangers with hooks. Let your munchkins decorate with their name. Arrange in the hall or family room. Volia! Instant art gallery that’s easy to change.

3. puzzle or gamekeeper

Place puzzle pieces and picture from the box in a zip lock bag. (Face it, the box is crushed and tape will not hold up to a second beating.) Use the clips to hold the newly organized nightmare. Bonus: the kids can’t reach them without supervision. No more mystery puzzle pieces around the house.

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