I've made a few of these clothespin and tuna can candle holders, and people really compliment me on them. I decided to make a bunch for holiday presents! This one made with EP Country Drive Paper. The ribbons are Passport trim and Websters Pages. The other embellies are from UmWow Studios.
In past projects, I inked up the clothespins. Since these were light airy colors, I decided not to do it this time. I like it, and it was SO easy to make!!
Here's the project:
Craftily yours,
Karen (karey2005)
This is soo cute! I've seen these here and there but haven't made one-YET. Yours is adorable! Now I just need to save a tuna can! Thanks so much for joining us at ABAC challenge!
ReplyDeleteI haven't seen one of these before I must confess so it was a lovely surprise for me! Great idea with the pegs and I love the adition of the ribbon and lace.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for joining us at ABAC's first challenge and I do hope you'll join us again soon.
Juliax
I absolutely LOVE this project!!! Sooo cool! Thanks for joining us at ABAC :) :) :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your super creative project with everyone at ABAC! I've never made one of these - but I'm off to raid the laundry room and recycling bin. This is so fun and colorful and would make a great gift. Those larger size LED candle lights for pumpkins would be perfect for this, too. TFS - I look forward to seeing more of your work :)
ReplyDeleteI love your clothes pins. I need to get some mini ones and decorate them now. Thanks for joining us over at ABAC.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful project! Such creative upcycling. Thanks for joining us at ABAC!
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