I use them to hold a stack of finished blocks together - each group of ten is pinned so I can easily keep track of how many I've made.
Another use - when cutting out multiple pieces of fabric, I use them to mark the piece name - I've got a bunch of these marked A, B, C etc or 1, 2, 3.
And, the best part? They aren't expensive!
And for those of you visiting for the first time, welcome! Be sure you check out my Elm Street Quilt Bag It series! The giveaway ends December 14th so you've some time to enter.
Throughout the month of November, I posted a series of tutorials on making five different styles of bags and pouches. Here is the full list of blog posts:
- Basic Zip Pouch
- Boxing corners
- Size options for Basic Zip Pouch
- Basic of Boxy Pouches
- Size options for Boxy Pouches
- Using scraps for bags
- Storage Bags
- Mini Storage Bags
- Headphone Pouch
- Jewelry roll bags
- Triangle Bags
- Size options for Triangle Bags
I hope you found this tip on staying organized helpful. I'll be linking up here.
Have a wonderful day! Patty
Patty - that is a great idea. I love that you can write on them. I hadn't thought of that! Those half square triangles look like Bonnie's mystery? I have the fabric for the Mystery quilt but haven't had time to start. I still use my clothesline here on the farm.Especially for our sheets. And thank you for sharing your Bag Tutorials! I need to check those out. I would like to make a few for gifts this Christmas.
ReplyDeleteThank you for linking up!
Happy Sewing!
xo jan
All this time I've been using my clothespins on my clothesline, when I could have brought them in and put them to work in my sewing room, lol!
ReplyDeleteGreat tip! I am going to give it a try! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the link to the bag tutes--I will be making some headphone bags for sure!!
ReplyDeleteI never thought of labeling the clothespins. Thanks for the handy tip.
ReplyDeleteHi, simple, but so useful! I'd use this!
ReplyDeleteMERRY CHRISTMAS !
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