You will be surprised to know that something as commonplace as clothespins can make beautiful door or room décor in the form of clothespin wreaths. Plus, they can be used for festive and seasonal décor as well. But perhaps the best part about these wreaths is that the clothespins need to be just clipped on to a wire wreath form in a dense pattern to get the final shape. You can embellish them as you want with banners, flowers, leaves, etc.
Clothespin Wreath Instructions
Relive the fun of your beach vacation with this pastel clothespin wreath embellished with shells. This affordable wreath can be made for the front or back porch.
Nothing spells out spring better than this attractive wreath decorated with eggs housed in a cute nest. One can’t help falling in love with the plaid ribbon bow decoration.
Sunflower Clothespin Wreath Tutorial
Show some love for your faithful pet by designing this sunflower clothespin wreath with a paw marking on it! You can keep the center of the wreath completely black if you want.
Magnolia Clothespin Wreath Idea
This DIY gives you a chance to get crafty with dollar store supplies. It requires no skills and is perfect for beginners.
For this craft, you need clothespins, mini craft sticks, green paint, red pom poms, green fuzzy sticks, paper plate, glue, and scissors.
DIY Farmhouse Clothespin Wreath
Easter Clothespin Wreath Tutorial
Halloween Clothespin Wreath Idea
Fall Pumpkin Clothespin Wreath
Easy 4th of July Clothespin Wreath
Make Your Own Summer Clothespin Wreath
Now that you have gone through the post, we know your mind could be bubbling with ideas that can’t wait to be put into action. So just gather your supplies and get started. Clothespins are something that can be easily found in any household, and if you don’t have enough, you can always buy them without significantly increasing the cost of the project.
