I cleared it with the boss, since it's OK to use your fabric stash, it's also OK to use a previously posted tutorial (also know as a "tutorial stash", although my cup doth not runneth over in this category). So, if you have seen and perchance made my clothes pin keeper tutorial, I hope you are using it and it is serving you well. You even have a bit of a leg up so go post a picture over on the STASHTACULAR Flickr page. If not, then hopefully you will be in for another way to use up some fabric from your stash. Click here for the fancytastic tutorial.
Don't forget to check in with Jenna and Kelly and see what Stashtacular things they've got going on. And come back and see me tomorrow for some other cool things you can make for your laundry room. You will be the envy of all your friends.
Ooh! I love the peg bag! What a great way to showcase much loved fabrics - such and everyday item that you get to look at all the time. It might even make hanging the washing almost seem like fun!
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty clothespin bag! Once I get my clothesline hung back up, I'm going to have to make one of these babies! I love how you designed it to stay open!
ReplyDeleteThis is a cute clothes pin holder...I use a wicker basket and like it, but I think I'll be making one of these for a friend! I'll just have to see if I can get some rope from my husband!
ReplyDeleteThis reminds me of one my Mom had when I was a kid. Great way to keep the pins in one place until they are needed.
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