For this clothespin wreath you need:
- A large embroidery hoop (I found mine at a thrift store for $1 but you can buy them new at Michaels or any craft supply store)
- Clothespins- I used around 40 (3 packs are pictured but I only needed 1 of them)
- Glue gun and gluesticks
This is so simple it seems silly to even write a tutorial! All you do is glue the clothespins on to the hoop. I turned them to face the opposite direction every other clothespin.
I wanted the clothespins to face in and out so I could put pictures or cards inside and outside of the hoop. To test it out, I went ahead a put some pictures on it once the glue cooled...
I am going to hang it from ribbon at our event coming up to display pictures! I think this would be great for Christmas or Birthday Cards too! This took me no time to make....about 20 minutes to be exact! I may go back later and add some color to it by painting the tops of the clothespins with alternating colors....but we shall see!
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