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11 Free Clothespin Bag Patterns
Here is a collection of free clothespin bag patterns found online plus a free download. You can click the picture above to print out this sweet vintage clothespin character pattern, transfer it to your bag if you like and embroider. It’s an animated clothespin bouncing on a bar of soap from an old clothespin bag pattern I have (the complete sewing pattern is too large to scan and share unfortunately).
Embroidery Notes (from pattern):
- The clothes pin design may be appliquéd in any gay print or outlined in green or red. Limbs and features are black outline, eyes blue satin stitch and mouth red. Soap and lettering on it are blue; broken lines black.
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My mom gave me some old pattern transfers – no envelopes or identifying marks, just the folded transfer sheets. One of them has the same little jumping clothespin at the top of your post. I’m going to post the finished clothespin bag I made from it on my blog eventually. I was just wondering if you know where the original is from (they look kind of like Aunt Martha’s). Thanks.
Sadge
I have not had a clothes line for 13 years, due to the fact that we moved to a subdivision with covenants that do not allow them. This past November, in an act of common sense, defiance, and well, just to save energy and enjoy once again the smell of fresh clothes, we installed our clothesline poles in “the dark of night”. (well, not really). Two days ago (March 4) my husband stringed the lines, just in time for unseasonal 70 degree weather. I feel like someone has given me a new car! I have washed all of the sheets, towels, sweaters, quilts, etc., and they smell so great. But, guess what? Went to over 5 stores, could not find a “clothespin bag” anywhere. Googled the bag, and found this site. LOVE the shirt idea, so simple and cute! Better than any clothespin bag I could ever buy anywhere! Save the earth, save energy, use the dryer only in winter time! Life is great!~~Barb