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Phew! Can you say that title 3 times in one breath?
My new plastic friends are the clothespins I buy at the Dollar Tree. 20(ish) for $1. Cheeeeeap!
Multi-functional?
You bet!
Check out just a sampling of their uses around my home:
And if you know me, you’ll know I like to reuse. And reuse. And reuse these suckers.
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Love plastic clothespins – useful and decorative :0)
I’ve Tagged you at 4-Frogs. Come by and see if you want to play!
Do they last longer than the wood ones?
Very resourceful!!
I will have to pick some up!
Enjoy your day!
Lisa
I use these same pins for everything too!! I love them and no splinters like the wooden ones I had before.
Great ideas for these, thanks!
I use them for chip clips too!
I have never bought these…clever!
Looks like a great idea and super bargain!!
I LOVE the Displayer! Thanks for the great suggestions!
These look like the same type of clips that come with balloons from the grocery store. My girls love them and can think of more uses for them than I can believe.
Me too! I love them!
One of the more brilliant inventions… up there with the wheel:)
The wooden ones break so easily that I prefer these ones as well.
I love my wood ones–i had no idea they made these–looks like I get to make a trip to the dollar store 🙂
I had planned a lovely evening of going to bed early – and then you left a comment on my blog and I had to check out your blog…. and now I’m going to be up for hours. I love it!! How did I not know about you before??
You’ve got some really fantastic ideas. I’m about to put on a pot of coffee and start reading. 🙂
ummm this blog is AWESOME! I am so glad that you left a comment!! haha… I’m glad you were singing that song haha… that was my plan all along… 🙂
Oh yeah! All my clothespins have disappeared from their spot under the kitchen sink, and I don’t use the clothesline…
20 of them for $1? Really? I need to get those. My potato chips keep going stale 🙁
I love this little invention! I use them all the time.
Too bad we didn’t live closer, I would so have you come over and help some of my kids with their speech. Thanks for stopping by my blog. Your comment was very nice.
Great ideas. I buy the chip clips and use them for other things around the house. I did not know about the smaller go talk coming out in spring, probably will be in a catalog soon. Got my different roads to learning today and need to read that one.