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Scarf Hanger {Closet Organization Ideas}

by Jennifer

I’ve shared a handful of closet organization ideas here over the past couple of years (scarves, jewelry, and earrings), but I was lucky to inherit a really well-done closet system with this house. For the most part, I unpacked my things and called it a day. That doesn’t mean things couldn’t be improved upon, though, and as my scarf collection has grown, so has my need for a better system for corralling them all. Last week I put together the easiest scarf hanger using really inexpensive wooden towel bars. Whether you are a scarf hoarder like me or just have a few, this is the best way I’ve seen to keep scarves neat and easy to find when you’re ready to wear them, and all you need is a little blank wall space.

An easy and inexpensive scarf hanger using wooden towel bars

These are the supplies you need to make this scarf hanger:

  • Wooden towel bar
  • White spray paint
  • Level
  • Pencil
  • Electric drill/screwdriver
  • Wall anchors (if your towel bars don’t come with them)

You can certainly leave the towel bars in the stained wood color they come with, but I wanted to spray paint mine white. Two or three light coats did the trick.

As I’m writing this, I realize I probably should have photographed the hanging process, but I have hung so many towel bars in my adult life, it didn’t exactly cross my mind to take my camera out. I just went on autopilot! To hang them, I’d recommend using wall anchors to make them really sturdy. Just use a pencil to mark where the screws will go (make sure to use a level!), then drill holes for the wall anchors, screw them in, and hang the towel bars.

An easy and inexpensive scarf hanger using wooden towel bars

To hang the scarves, fold in half and loop the tails of the scarves up through the back of the bar and through the scarf loops. I hung two eighteen-inch bars to accommodate all my scarves and it’s a great solution for keeping them tidy and easy to see when I’m getting dressed.

An easy and inexpensive scarf hanger using wooden towel bars

This was a super quick and inexpensive update to my closet but has made a huge difference for me. I wear scarves a lot and this is definitely the best organization idea I’ve used so far to keep them neat.

An easy and inexpensive scarf hanger using wooden towel bars

Now I need to purge and organize the rest of my closet so I can see what else I have in here!!


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Comments

  1. Julia @cuckoo4design says

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    That looks so good and organized. I unfortunately don’r have the space for it. Mine are stuffed into a drawer ;)

    • Jennifer@TheChroniclesofHome says

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      Mine were just getting out of control. Option one was to get rid of some…but I chose to ignore that option :)

  2. Julia @cuckoo4design says

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    That looks so good and organized. I unfortunately don’r have the space for it. Mine are stuffed into a drawer ;)

  3. Kim@NewlyWoodwards says

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    I love this idea – totally trying it in the new house in our closet. I never wear scarves because I can’t see them currently. Shameful.

    • Jennifer@TheChroniclesofHome says

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      Get those scarves out in the light!! They’re my favorite, because I can wear a t-shirt and jeans and once you add a scarf it actually looks like you thought about your outfit ;) Most days I am too tired to really think about it!

  4. sarah m dorsey says

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    love your colorful wall!!

    • Jennifer@TheChroniclesofHome says

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      My wardrobe and my house mimic each other :)

  5. Aniko Levai says

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    Love your genius idea! And HELLO gorgeous closet! Ghaw! One day, maybe one day I will get my closet prettied up and organized. On my list for 2 years – just sayin’:-)))

    • Jennifer@TheChroniclesofHome says

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      Well the rest of my closet could use some work ;) Been on my list for awhile too!! Baby steps…

  6. Aniko Levai says

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    Love your genius idea! And HELLO gorgeous closet! Ghaw! One day, maybe one day I will get my closet prettied up and organized. On my list for 2 years – just sayin’:-)))






Meet Jen

I'm a design and DIY lover, decorator, modern home-maker, foodie, fashion enthusiast, and jill-of-all-trades when it comes to home improvement. I'm slowly but surely adding classic-contemporary style to my early 90's colonial home one inch at a time and I'm taking you along for the ride.

It's often messy - there are usually project remnants and toys strewn about - but the making of a home isn't always tidy work and I love showing you how you can make and style and organize your way to a home and a life you love!

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