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I bought a tea towel for $1.00 at an estate sale. What is needed to complete the project is a wooden hanger. I had one hanging in my closet so I asked my husband to cut the ends to shorter it for the clothes pin bag.
Marge from NY
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RE: Clothespin Bag from Tea Towel
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Post By (Guest Post)
(09/20/2007)
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My friend told me that she made a clothespin bag out a little girl's dress. Sew the bottom hem closed, put the dress on a hanger and fill with clothespins.
Marge from NY
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Post By Kddid (Guest Post)
(09/20/2007)
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One more tip. I took a kitchen towel and sewed it up length wise. Put elastic around the top and bottom. I made a loop of rick rack at the top to hang it up with. I put plastic grocery bags into the top, And when I want one, I pull it from the bottom. This works so well, and takes up a small amount space. kddid
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Post By ladylynnk (Guest Post)
(09/20/2007)
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Hi I had a clothespin bag that the hangar had broken in, so I took one of those skirt hangars with the 2 clips on it and clipped it on the outside of the bag. Works perfect and should last forever.
RE: Clothespin Bag from Tea Towel
I once made a clothespin bag from a childrens blouse I bought from a garage sale that had some sticker residue that I could not get off. I sewed the bottom of the blouse and hung it on hanger.
Zig
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