You could make flowers:

http://www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?listing_id=361039

I guess they could be used for anything where you might use a bit of bare wire, e.g. as ties, but the ends tend to be sharp.

I have a couple of guitars, but I don’t play very much and so don’t change strings that often.

I wonder if you could twist several together to make the wire to hang pictures? I do know you should be careful to store them neatly and not leave them laying around. I vacuumed one up once and had to take the vacuum in to be repaired–the strings are sharp and it cut the belt.
Mary

I’ve used them to hang plants, picture frames, lights, etc. The thin strings are great because they’re hard to see and give hanging items a look of floating. The thicker, coiled strings are good for heavier things, but they work best if they’re straightened out.

I use my snapped guitar strings to make bangle-type bracelets.

http://www.cutoutandkeep.net/projects/guitar_string_bangles

there is a group that sends strings to south america to struggeling musicians to re use…. strings 4 ???? something like that but they are out there.

the website is: www.secondstringsproject.org

You can make simple sculptures out of them, add clay, and start your fruitful career in animatronics.

Worked for me.

The bracelet idea is great!!!
Also, the wire bends in such a way that with a pompom or something covering the end, my cats go wild with it!
Even if you don’t have cats, if you know a freind with ‘em, I’m sure they’d be greatful for such a cheap, easy toy!

Cut cheese?

I think you could use them to make mobile hangings like mobile art. they also could be covered with material fuzzy, cloth, etc to add to the look. ART.