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These cuties are going to be used in that mysterious old window makeover that I told you about so long ago that you are currently saying to yourself what window makeover?
But I’m so enamored with them all by their lonesome that I think I might just have to make some more!
Not bad for $.88, scrap paint, and scraps of paper huh? Â Stay tuned to see how these supermodel clothespins will be used!
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I use clothespins as chip – cereal bag clips (cheaper than chip holders) put them in a jar and sit them in my kitchen.
Those came out so great! I think they're really cute and I have this project on my to do list! Although, I don't know what I'll do with mine, but I think they're so cute I have to make them anyway!
Manuela
Those look amazing!! Is the paper mod podged on? I am late in responding, but I wanted to thank you for stopping by my blog. 🙂