ClothesPin Bags
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1. Could be used for clothes pins or a few diapers/wipes or for a few small toys
2. Slides easily across clothes line when pinning clothes up
I thought I would share with you some designs I was working on for clothespin bags. I love hanging out my laundry in the sun to dry. Not only does it save energy but I love being outside while being productive. I love using the burlap as it gives a stiffening affect which then makes it easier to grab the clothespins out of the bag . There are a lot of tutorials on how to make clothes pin bags and I am going to leave a few links for you. But if you rather buy one I will be making some of these and selling them in my Etsy shop which is opening soon! I promise to tell you when~ Do you like hanging out your clothes to dry? Do you enjoy sewing up simple projects?
Clothes Pin
Martha Stewart
One from a child size button shirt
Cut out and Keep
Vintage Place mat into a Clothes Pin bag
I love the cute mushroom fabric you used to make this bag!! Good idea to use the burlap to get the stiffness you were hoping for.
hi– love this! hope you link up to a crafty soiree linky party– every thursday at http://www.yesterdayontuesday.com
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