I couldn't help myself with that "Vogue!" title.
What else are you going to do when you're
enamored with a little collection
of beautifully aged and patinaed
vintage clothespins?
You do a photo shoot of course!
And this little chorus line
Which is very fitting, because...
V is for Vintage.
V is for Vogue.
They're kinda shaped like a V.
This little collection has me feeling
nostalgic for days of
sheets flapping on the clothesline,
mom in her curlers
{sorry for telling on you Mom}
having coffee with the neighbor ladies,
while I ran barefoot back and forth
from swing set to porch.
from swing set to porch.
Funny what a simple little clothespin can evoke.
PLUS: *Find clothespin projects here.*
*and a great laundry tip here*
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While we're talking vintage...
Sweet memories!
ReplyDeleteI have two jars full of old clothes pins, so I'm gonna have to pop over and check out the projects to see what I can see.
ReplyDeleteBliss
I love old clothespins! I have some too, including some old springy type ones that I made into a wall tree over Christmas. Great inspiration to do some more "pin" projects!
ReplyDeleteI'd love some like that for decorating my little laundry space in the garage!
ReplyDeleteOh I want some of those old clothes pins....sure brings back old memories! Christine
ReplyDelete- ChrisW Designs
How fun! I would love to have a few of those ... know exactly what I'd do with them too. Thanks for sharing :)
ReplyDeleteLani
Simply Fresh Vintage
I can hear my granny yelling, "Do not run through my clean sheets!" She used to make us dolls with these pins.
ReplyDeleteI too love old clothes pins. However, I use mine to hang clothes with. Here in Florida, I hardly ever put any clothes in the dryer - only towels. There is nothing like the smell of sheets when they have been hanging on the clothesline.
ReplyDeleteHave a great week,
Bev
@ Eclectic Red Barn