Your favorite cashmere V-neck has been hanging in your closet for months, and now, right when you’re ready to wear it again, you notice that the shoulder area is all lumpy and stretched out. Here, a super-handy guide for hanging your sweaters properly so they never get ruined again.
Therese Long
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- I am a passionate treasure huntress addicted to "the thrill of the hunt." I pride myself on finding unique items and have spent a lifetime collecting unusual and interesting "treasures" which I have used in decorating our home. I shop with an eye for design and look for pieces that I like to call the "jewelry" of the room. Those pieces that have been around accumulating energy thereby bringing life into a space by telling its story or evoking a memory. The allure is found in the details of its journey... condition, provenance and patina. Our collected "treasures" tell the story of who we are. Billy Baldwin said it best, "Decorating is never successful unless it is personal." My treasures are available for purchase in my Etsy Shop and on my companion blog, Shop La Dolfina. The links can be accessed from my sidebar.
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10 comments:
Terri, I have never seen this done, what a genius little trick!!
I am always so thrilled to see you come up on my blogroll!! Hope all is going great for you!!
xoxo
Karena
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This is fabulous! I have always just folded and flopped over the hanger this is genius! Sharing on facebook and pinterest!!
Now that's a new to me tip that I need! thanks :)
That's amazing...perfect way to keep the shape of the sweaters!
Great ideas! Thanks for the tip. :)
ha! that's actually amazing, I would never have thought of that!
I have been doing it on the bottom part of hanger, then put the over shirt
on top part, gives more room to the closet and the matching is done.
You are right the sweater has no bumps. yvonne
Terri,
I use this method a lot. Watching Calif, on the news,
it's like Paris. There is no way to stop these Crazy
Muslim's. Why do they hate us?
yvonne
I saw this several weeks ago and have been using this tip. Great!
Terri, wishing you a Prosperous 2016 with lots of good health and happiness.
yvonne
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