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Clothespin Rocking Chair Pattern

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Date: 08/09/2006 Topic: Craft Projects > Recycled > Toys  
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Many have been looking for how to make Clothespin Rocking Chairs. Thanks to Ray for sending in this pattern and pictures.

These would be fun to make for Christmas presents or for a doll house. These use the regular clamp type wooden clothespins. Take them apart and put together like the pattern. A little pillow can be put on as a cushion or fabric covered stuffing glued to the frame. This would also make a handy pin cushion.

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By h.arnott (22) Profile Contact
Hi Ray ,many thanks for your instructions for the rocking chair from clothes peg. Do you have any more patterns you could post on thriftyfun? Many thanks, Helen

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By Sally (Guest Post)
Thank You for taking the time to share this wonderful craft. I have started six, and none are the same. It is fun to design as you go!

Posted on 06/30/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse

By charlotte (Guest Post)
where is the nearest clothes shop to get a book on this is corby:x ?

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By Mogram (Guest Post)
i love it but would like to have step by step instructions on how to put it together. does anyone have them?

Posted on 07/18/2007 | Report Spam or Abuse

By imaqt1962 (Guest Post)
lambchop
you did a wonderful job thanks for showing us your finished product.

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By Lambchop Western Australia (28) Contact
I just what to thank Ray for these lovely peg chairs and patterns, I am on a disability pension with plenty of time on my hands since moving states and I found this inexpensive great project which I made and enjoyed. I finished one and then decided to do another then I thought to myself they would look great with a round table, as I couldn't find a pattern for a table I made one from scratch with the aid of a scroll saw machine (which is my new found hobbie). Thanks once again.

RE: Clothespin Rocking Chair Pattern

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By BettyAnn (1) Contact
I have been looking for this for years. Have made them and it is so fun to see reactions of people..Thanks!
Happy Crafting

Posted on 09/11/2006 | Report Spam or Abuse

By chela (Guest Post)
thank you i enjoyed making it with my 5 year old and my 2 year old we would like to find more furniture made out of clothespins such as a water well and maybe other items please anyone out there e mail us some patterns or pictures thank you chela(at)hotmail(dot)com

Posted on 08/23/2006 | Report Spam or Abuse

By imaqt1962 (837) Profile Blog! Contact
I LOVE IT. IT'S DOWN RIGHT ADORABLE

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By shir763 (10) Profile Contact
this is really neat
Thanks for sharing

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By Elisabeth (Guest Post)
Thank you so much. I've looked for this for a long time.
Elisabeth

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By brian (Guest Post)
Thanks for the design, Very helpful

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By marsha (Guest Post)
thank you so much i seen a rocking chair at a craft sale and looked and looked for the pattern so i could have my older 4-h kids do it has a fun project at craft time they enjoyed it very much thanks to you

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By Marti (Guest Post)
Thank, You. I have wanted to know how to make those. Marti

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