Nope! Not for me.
Although, if I had a cute laundry basket like this it might motivate me. Maybe. LOL
I made this little laundry basket with a lot of blood, sweat and tears.
Not really. More like...frustration, sore fingers and eventually patience.
In the end, I am happy with how it turned out for being a first try.
Believe it or not, the clothes pins were much easier to make. I couldn't find the toothpicks that already have the decorative ends so, I used the regular kind and just sanded the little groove to give it a round head. I slit the other end with a hobby knife to give it that split look. I then aged them to give them that weathered look as if they've been outside on the clothes line doing their job. I made the basket that holds them out of wood and the handle is a small piece of wire with a bead strung through. It was a tight fit getting the wire through the bead and I may or may not have split one or two others in previous attempts.
I'm thinking maybe I'll use the other two containers as laundry detergent storage...? I made them out of wood and glued embroidery floss around them. The idea is to finish them off to look like tin/ enamel containers, with a bit of rust of course. I also would like to use water decals to label them. I made the tiny scoops out of cardstock and edged them with the same embroidery floss. They're very tiny!
Most of all I love the laundry pegs. Thank you for explaining how you make them.
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Thank you Drora! I think they might be my favorites too. :)
DeleteMost of all, I love the pegs.
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Hugs, Drora
Looks nice again, I think the boxes are very nice and the clothespins are so tiny, great job!
ReplyDeleteThank you Gonda! Yes, the clothespins are so tiny. I love them! LOL
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