Diy peg bag

Last year I made five or six peg bags. You would think I had enough, wouldn’t you? But no! I gave them all away and realised when my wicker peg basket started to fall apart this month that I had no…

Well hello there! I haven't been here for quite a while - but I'm back! With a video tutorial for this peg bag Having not done really any s...

Sew a clothespin bag - hanging clothes on the line is a great way to save money and if more environmentally friendly.

Here, burlap is used for the outer fabric and quilting cotton scraps as the inner lining. You can also use it as a laundry bag to carry the dried clothes back to your house.

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It might be time to equip your old clothes line with this peg bag shared by Stitch Craft Create!

This modern peg bucket will keep your pegs close at hand. With its handy carabiner hook it can easily clip to your clothesline, clothes airer, or belt

Well it looks like summer is finally here! As a family we spent Father’s Day at a church picnic then late afternoon we met up with my parents at a Wildfowl and Wetland Trust place called Cast…

My store bought peg bag fell to pieces a couple of weeks ago and I've just been throwing the pegs into the bottom of the basket. The pegs were in the bottom of the basket, I'd pile the wet clothes on top, then I had to rummage around to reach the pegs at the bottom. I didn't want another flimsy store bought fabric peg bag, nor did I want a metal basket which would only rust, so it was time to make a new one. A quick search online came up with lots of fancy schmancy peg bags. They weren't…

Sew your own peg bag with our step-by-step guide