DIY Sunglass Storage
So, a few weeks ago we covered ways to spruce up yer summertime specs. But now what do you do with your new and improved shades – you can’t just leave them lying around to get borrowed/broken/stolen/stepped on etc. and throwing them into a purse or onto any old surface is a surefire way to scratched lenses and a need for a glue gun. Not to fret guys and dolls, I have several incredibly cheap and easy options for you!
A ridiculously simple idea (that I’m currently rocking myself) is a clothes hanger, like this:
![Hanger-Sunglasses](http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3053/5834664485_1097d99247_m.jpg)
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That’s not even A whole step! And clothes hangers are like bunnies: they multiple and pop up all over the place. If that’s a little plain for your place, consider pinning a ribbon to the wall, a la:
![sunglasses-storage](http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2707/5834664453_11e8eaf126_m.jpg)
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Another great option is to re-purpose a mitten as a holder – you can add buttons, or a closure (snap, button, zipper…) – which works great for carrying your sunglasses around in a purse.
![Sunglasses-in-a-mitten](http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3570/5835198256_254bac45ab_m.jpg)
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If you’re willing or able to get a thread and needle involved, you can sew together a quick case using embroidery floss and felt, or a scarf and ribbon.
![Sunglasses-Cases](http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5320/5834645397_0a6aec9eb1_m.jpg)
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There are more traditional fabric versions too. Heck, there are even goth versions.
If you have a case but it’s ugly as sin, then praise the lord and pass the glue gun.
![sunglasses-clutch](http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3076/5835198156_8091bc87c2_m.jpg)
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Grab drawer pulls, buttons, studs; and some bolt cutters, drill and wrench and you can piece together your custom miniaudiere. Sunglass problem, solved. Gotta love that.