Been awhile since i made a clothes pin bag and I sold one so i need to keep an extra one or two on hand ***Hope to make a few more lol****Thanks for LQQKING!!!!Happy New Years All My Cute Family And friends ****Hugs from Canada Carolyn

Carolyn, these are just too cute...I'm sure they'll sell quickly. Did you use a pattern or did this come from your own ideas? I used my clothes line for the first time this year just about a week ago. Once it's a little warmer I'll be doing all the blankets and quilts; so lovely to have things smell fresh! You are one amazing creative sewer and I love your posts. Avis

When I first looked, I thought these were little girl dresses! (Until I started to read your post...) These are adorable!

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by noah 14 Jan 2017

Thank-u !!!

Love these peg bags with little dresses on.

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by noah 14 Jan 2017

Different AH!!!!hugs

This is adorable, Carolyn - but when can you use it - don't you have snow 11 months of the year? LOL!

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by noah 13 Jan 2017

Darn near****but i use mine from May to Oct***anyways **things come in frozen but smell heavenly:):)

So cute, will look nice in the yard or laundry room.
Thank you for sharing Happy Stitching

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by noah 30 Dec 2016

Thanks hugs

Beautiful!!!

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by noah 30 Dec 2016

Thanks Sonja hugs

How adorable, Carolyn.....I think this might get me to use my clothesline outside again.........

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by noah 30 Dec 2016

lol i use it as long as possible ***

Very nice

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by noah 30 Dec 2016

Thanks Carol

They are beautiful, well done. Nice way to store clothespins...

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by noah 30 Dec 2016

Thanks for looking hugs

Well Done Carolyn,
They are lovely.....

Lotsa Love
Nicky

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by noah 30 Dec 2016

Thanks Nicky hugs

I use peg baskets but have a fabric one hanging up against the wall where the line extends. I never have problems of fading! I love yours Carolyn. Love ❤️ Chris

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by noah 30 Dec 2016

Thanks Chris hugs

These bags would be so fun to use = I need one but wouldn't have the patience to make one. Good job

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by noah 30 Dec 2016

Well then u can always buy one right??

by mlbell70 30 Dec 2016

Yes, but certainly not as cute as yours.

Had many of these through the years Carolyn Now Into longer have a clothesline . Love this version of yours/Lillian

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by noah 29 Dec 2016

thanks Lillian i need more sewing to get them perfect or to suit me lol

Very cute. I didn't know people used clothespins anymore. Thanks for showing the backs also.

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by noah 29 Dec 2016

yes i use my line all summer to save hydro