Kitsapquilter

That is a much fancier clothespin bag than what I remember using!! Very cute and yes you could definitely store some goodies in it.

plainpat

I'm an old timer that still has & uses a clothesline.Love the smell of fresh linens,towels & my nightie/robe.There's not a softener made that can beat that smell :thumbup:

Does the little dress have an inner bag for the clothes pins?

Ann L

Those are really cute. I made a cloths pin bag out of my husbands old Army pants, just cut off the leg and sewed the bottom up and attached it to the old cloths pin bag that wore out. It works, but this is much nicer. I bet I could get a nice dress or something at the thrift store and just sew up the bottom. I am all for quick and easy.

cctx.

Really cute!

rootyr

Very cute!

MrsClaas

WE all ought to make one and use it for clothespins!! It is the "green" thing to do!! I have very fond memories of the blue jeans being frozen stiff - my sons would take them off the lines and dance around in front of the windows with the frozen pants!! Precious memories!!

plainpat

Both of our DDs remember hanging clothes out.One usues her own clothesline except in winter.DD in Fl can't have a clothes line, the area doesn't allow them.What a place to live...but that's JMO

edensgaite

You've brought my grandmother back today for a much need visit...she's been gone 5 years now. I remember cutting those out as a kid while grandma was sewing them together. The one she made for me has long since gone, but the memory of the time we spent together will last forever.
Thank you

RkayD

this is the neatest use for a clothespin bag I've ever seen..

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Kaye-Kaye

That is a neat idea!