Painted clothespins ideas

This is a set of 7 clothespins. I have hand painted them, front and back, and finished with many coats of varathane for a shiny and durable finish, with magnets on the backs. These are great for organizing your office or desk area or for displaying photos, cards or anything you like on a ribbon. The magnets on the backs also allow for use on any magnetic surface. Other fun ways to use them at holiday time...... * clip them on top of a wrapped package with a gift card * organize your office…

Several craft projects include painted clothes pins. If finished properly they can even be used to hang laundry. After you have done the decorative painting it is a good idea to use a clear finish to protect your work and your clothes if used with laundry. This is a guide about painting clothes pins.

Who has never been to Disney world? This girl!!! That’s who! I will probably never go during the rest of my life. My husband has no intensions of us ever going and I’m not driving eight hours away without him. So thats that. But honestly, I really don’t care about going. Disney has never really been my thing though I used to love Mickey Mouse as a teenager. I grew out of that phase. I speak of Disney World because my daughter will be going again for her 3rd time. This time will be different…

I finally have a pretty simple idea of what I’d do with the chicken breast cans that I’ve been saving (hoarding, actually. LOL). I also have another…

A beautiful way to display Christmas cards at holiday time! Just as beautiful in a winter table setting! This is a set of 4 clothespins that have a single yet strong magnet glued to the back. They are actual 3 1/4" wooden clothespins that I hand painted, front and back, and finished with many coats of varathane for a shiny and durable finish. Finally they are sprinkled with fine crystal "snow" and iridescent sparkles in the trees. They are packaged and ready to give as a gift or use them…

For the past few months I've been creating busy bags and craft projects for my toddler. Many of the them require colored clothespins, which I have been tediously painting. I came across a post on Pinterest for a clothespin wreath with dyed clothespin. Genius I tell you, just genius! Off I went to purchase clothespins and RIT dye. You can purchase the clothespins off of this Amazon link, but the cheapest is at Walmart in the laundry section (by the clothes hangers and ironing boards), NOT the…

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