Garden hanger for gloves and work clothes
Spring is the time of active garden-field work,usually associated with the excavation of soil and the planting of seeds and seedlings. In order not to get dirty and keep your hands in relative purity, it is customary to wear old clothes and gloves. And after the end of the work day, it will be nice to hang a working wardrobe on the original hanger with clothespins created by oneself! 
Such an unusual amusing hanger not onlydecorates the yard, but also protects the mittens from turning into a dirty crumpled pile, where it is impossible to find a pair. In addition, in the hanging position, the tissue gloves will dry quickly, like an apron or a jacket. Cut out a piece of the desired shape from the plywood, as, for example, this semicircle, perfectly fitting into the forged top of the garden gate. Unleash the imagination: paint the future hanger in any color, draw patterns or write something nice. Drill a few pairs of holes where the clothespins will be fastened. 
For the hanger, the usual clothes pegs, preferably with two holes in each, are suitable. For example, these are: 
Using an ordinary synthetic rope, attach the clothespins to the plywood. To facilitate threading through the holes, the tip can be wrapped with tape or tape, making it sharp. 
That's all! Quick, simple and useful from ClareBS
