Chiyogami Clothespins

You Will Need

- Chiyogami Paper
- Clothes Peg(s)
- PROJECT BUDGET
- Reasonably Priced

Chiyogami designed clothspins
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I love to work with chiyogami paper and hate/lazy to do house work, so one day I decided to put them to together so that I could learn to enjoy my household chores ^_^

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northernstar

21 Feb 22:21

They are very beautiful :D

belle

22 Feb 02:51

so that is paper on ypur clothes pins? I hate housework too They are too pretty! did you glue it to the clothes pin?

How adorable... Ihave a crapload of clothspins that I use for various things and now I am inspired to decorate them. Tell us how you did them... what is chiyogami paper. I'm not familiar with it but I have lots of fabric and other things that will work. Did you just use glue?

They are great
Maxine

Shivi

22 Feb 13:17

I heart oriental paper,must buy wooden pegs!

Pink Sushi

22 Feb 16:51

OH wow ! that's really cool !
You made the clothe washing and ironing cool...
Congratulation

Nyny T.

23 Feb 18:35

Thanks everyone ^_^ Chiyogami paper is Japanese "old-paper". They very cute designs. I also use Washi paper, which is also another type of Japanese paper, it is a bit more expensive, but the texture feels much more unique.

Nyny T.

23 Feb 18:35

Polly

24 Feb 21:06

These are so pretty! I already have some chiyogami paper (though I didn't know it was called that before I saw this project) which was bought gor me as a present to do origami with. The problem is, I couldn't bear to do origami with it because it is so beautiful! So I think I shall make some of these ready for when I get my own place.